Freeman and Messenger publication terms and rates
The Freeman and Messenger printed every Thursday in Lodi New York by Edwen Hough outlines delivery options for village and mail subscribers with yearly rates and discounts. It lists office pickup price two dollars for six month prepaid or two fifty per year after the first six months and notes discounts for office delivery groups and ad rates.
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the Freeman and Messenger
Lodi
Cattaraugus Co
N. Y
Freeman and Messenger
Agricultural Report Promotes Hay and Root Crops Value
The Salem Muass Gazette highlights Colman's agricultural report praising hay and root crops for livestock feeding. It argues one acre of hay yields 1.5 tons, while carrots or ruta bagas can produce 15 tons per acre, with trials showing efficient horse and cattle feeding. It urges farmers to diversify to raise stock, dairy, and land value, and notes roots as crucial for winter fodder and disease reduction. It also stresses tree planting and orchard improvements.
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Salem Muass. Gazette
Colman
New England States
Vaine Farmer
New England Apple Trade and Strawberries Cultivation
The Baltimore Farmer notes rising apple exports from the United States to southern and West India markets and London as a staple. It describes Noyes Darling of New Haven Conn guiding strawberry transplants in spring, with borders or beds, close hoeing, ample watering, and a soil mix of poor soil and fresh horse manure buried five inches deep.
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New England
West India
London
United States
Baltimore
Gallantry Rewarded Behind a Broad Way Dame
From Marshall County Republican a tale of a flirtatious city man who falls for a clever ruse in Broadway, is lured to a mansion, imprisoned in a dark room, starved, and finally dragged to the yard for a rude punishment by a stern guardian and his granddaughter.
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Marshall County Republican
Broadway
Belzebub
Damoiselle
Trailor
Grandpapa
Reform Bill Delays and a Drunken Farce at the Jail
A long comic scene features Neddy Brown and a companion in a tavern clash with temperance zealots. Brown, torn between reform talk and liquor, wanders through quips and misadventures. After a farcical escape attempt and bungled restraint, he is finally delivered to the depot as the court winds down.
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Lin
Galy
Flanagan
Brown
Frere
Neddy Brown
Tamperance Society
Gand
Secundum Artem
Pather and sons versus rum in temperance tale
A farmer faced temperance reform requests as he hired a man and his three sons. He proposes sheep in the fall for each who will abstain from rum. The three sons agree, and even the youngest asks if a sheep could be spared too. The family decides to banish rum, bringing joy and lasting happiness.
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Pather
Jonathan
Marshall
Chandler
Rumn
Debt and Escape in Abridged Proverb Form
A condensed, fractured quotation notes that a debtor who runs away may live to repay another day, while one confined or captured cannot pay any debt. The garbled line hints at caution about escaping debts and the fate of confinement.
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W. T. T. Northbridge
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Temperance Society
Chesterfield
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