20 Jul 1853
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Newspaper
Elyria Courier
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1853
Page
1
Poem traces a dungeon ivy that grows from rain and gloom into a steadfast plant, spreading through bars and walls to grace the outside world with life and warmth, contrasting darkness with rising vitality and sheltering birds.
A long tale traces a gifted youth from New York adoption through European schooling and West Point, detailing repeated falls into dissipation, literary success, and ruin due to alcohol. It ends with Poe’s rise, decline, and death at thirty eight after a final relapse.
The piece surveys European tensions over Russia and the Ottoman Empire, noting ultimatums to the Porte, expected Russian moves into Moldavia and Wallachia, and possible war implications. It considers Britain and France interests, potential U.S. gains, and reflects on the broader international risk and economic effects. Also included is trailing note on Indian canal projects and colonial infrastructure developments.
In a Tribune excerpt Bayard Taylor details his first sight of the Himalayas from the Siwalik foothills to snow crowned pinnacles. He recalls morning light, crystal air, and the immense distance that heightens the mountains' majesty, surpassing the Alps in their grandeur and quiet.
Agricultural note traces the turnip family from the common flat and French varieties to Ruta Baga and other types. It discusses adoption, experimental crops, and the idea that a half acre of Ruta Baga could support livestock, noting trials and evolving varieties. The piece highlights breeding shifts and imports under evolving farming practices.
The passage discusses varieties of turnips and roots, sowing times, soil preparation, and labor to reduce weeding. It contrasts early and mid June plowing, compost use, and row spacing to lower effort. It also stresses accurate farming accounts and includes a tale about using a cord to start a reluctant horse in London.
Simple country guidance on harvesting drying and storing herbs for tea. Pick as they blossom rinse leaves and flowers strip stems spread to dry in shade or gentle artificial heat, then store in a clean dry place. When needed brew like green tea and share among city friends as a gift of herbs.
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