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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1896
Page
2
A collage of fragmented notes mentions cork from Algeria, Keely’s motor patent, a Boston fire destroying bicycles, and cryptic remarks about astor and Turkish matters. It references weather, a Tennessee expedition, volcanic imagery, and various political and social vignettes with scattered names and places.
Up to date hints on cultivation of parsnips and related crops from a Saginaw river review. Details cover soil preparation clay loam and subsoil, deep plowing, seed spacing 1 inch in row thinning to four inches, composted manure and ashes as fertilizer, irrigation, harvest timing, and winter storage in cedar or sand.
The article advises careful plant spacing for berries, noting that richer soil and soil variety affect methods. It recommends strawberry rows be at least three feet apart, with plants spaced to optimize yield, and blackberry rows seven feet apart for better cultivation.
The text prescribes grape spacing of seven to ten feet apart each way and plant spacing of three feet apart, with wider gaps on richer soil for better results. It notes that numbers can be slightly adjusted and still be acceptable for successful growth.
Professor Bailey urges early plowing of rye to prevent poor decay and stubborn growth. The piece notes farmers delaying plowing, references abandoned New York farms, and warns on weed control, cover cropping, and land use. It discusses cooperative storage near railroads, fruit storage, and strawberry care, urging timely spring work.
A fragmented note extols focusing on good sheep for breeding, noting initial smaller yields but longer term benefits. The text is garbled but centers on selecting quality stock for future gains.
In New York Press reportage Thompson complains of tiredness and crowded 밤 trains after a mischievous pair of women soak his papers with melted hat brim water. He leaps up as a warder winks and the taller conspirator squeezes into his seat amid a wet, crowded car.
A historic note describes maraschino punch served at luncheons with orange flavored liquid and prepared by hollowing oranges. The process includes scraping pulp, sweetening, diluting with water, and filling orange shells with the infusion. Decorative ribbons and servings accompany the course in a formal table setting.
The text discusses marriage laws and church influence, contrasting civil rules with divine law. It references the Tarn and Cherise authorities and notes tensions between secular regulation and religious will as stated by the Bishop Hell.
Belfast shirt and collar manufacturers urge the home secretary to exempt workers from the new factory act prohibiting women and girls from taking home work after factory hours. London papers oppose the movement as a New York dry goods firm seizes a corner foothold at 45th Street with others to follow.
A rugged giant hunter used stones as his weapon and carried a Jempher pouch with missiles for annual game, including quail rabbits and squirrels. He could kill birds on the wing and rabbits at speed, and he demonstrated skill by tossing potatoes to strike the edge of a cythe blade 100 feet away, halving about two of three potatoes.
A rambling note extols an Adirondack picnic as an easy entertaining form with atmospheric conditions and scenic value. It highlights light conveyances and charming boat scenery, the chance of mild illness relief, and a pleasant dusk return, while critiquing strenuous effort and overworked hosts in a convivial resort setting.
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