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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1891
Page
7
A discussion on affordable stable design argues for elevated stables with impervious floors and proper drainage to prevent dampness and ammonia buildup. It details layout ideas, from carriage on first floor to horses on second, and emphasizes water quality, temperature, and clean surroundings as key to horse health.
The carriage room includes a washing stand with sewer connection and a cemented drain. Stalls rely on maple for racks and sides to deter chewing. Grain comes from overhead bins to a foot of stairs leading to a loft hostler living space. Fire risk notes cite frame stables and potential spontaneous combustion. A village pastor anecdote closes the piece along with shop notices.
The piece condemns Chinese barbary and notes a history of a 2,000,000-man civil war thirty years ago. It observes widespread military presence then and contrasts with current citizenry unaware of soldiers, suggesting fear of future conflict. It cites the Peking Gazette and Maunsay's Weekly for context and mentions the Earl Granville's pale-faced nineteen-year-old student status.
Albany reports on a Bath factory run by Mr. Smith and family that makes small harp tongues and frames. The article details the laborious process, seven sizes and four finishes, and how tones are adjusted by bending the tongue. The firm, housed in a modest building near Third Street, employs five during peak season and aims for broader use of their harps.
D W Stona of Eltornds Ohio asserts Swamp-Root relieved his wife of years of kidney and liver trouble and skin eruptions. He says she was bedridden for months before treatment.
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