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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1892
Page
7
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Four drenched men trek through a storm scarred wood seeking shelter at a secluded cabin where a slate colored man greets them and a sick uncle named Jim Crocker stirs uneasy talk. A black dog legend surfaces as fear and quarrel rise among the visitors before a strange cry from above shifts the mood.
A chaotic, semi gothic scene unfolds around a fire in an old shanty with a slate colored man a pudgy man and a little man as a specter dog story and the melodramatic ending in a room above a bed with an old man dying and a phantom dog wailing within a New York Tribune note. The piece blends a dramatic narrative with brief clippings about art theft a silly proverb and a note on a metal statue duty ruling.
The bulletin reports on wheat variety trials at Purdu r University station, Lafayette area results with Velvet, Stichigna and other varieties. It covers yields by sowing date, rotation benefits, manure and fertilizer effects, nitrogen forms, and methods like hot water treatment. Readers may request free copies from C. S. Plum, Director Experiment Station, Lafayette.
Mr Bennett of the American Wool and Cotton Reporter purchases six abandoned Maine farms for about 3000 acres to test a mutton and wool raising plan. He will repair buildings add a few sheep and wire fencing, grow small grain, and keep Hampshire sheep to produce meat and wool while avoiding merinos. The aim is to show profit from reviving New England farms. In Saratoga Kentucky a $20,000 opera house and a $20,000 schoolhouse are unused and silent.
The piece argues the McKinley tariff on machine made shawls raises prices and stifles domestic competition. It highlights higher taxes on cheaper shawls and comments on how manufacturers favor costly, hand finished goods. It notes figures from late 19th century import data and party positions in Congress.
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