Vision and glasses in aging minds of famous writers
Dr J V O Smith notes aging eyes flatten with reduced secretions and longer focal distance. Some resist reading with glasses. many historic figures like Cicero Humboldt and Adams relied without them. Owning to persistent effort, eyesight could stabilize, though most eventually need magnification for reading.
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Heads and their many kinds in old time lore
A miscellany on head shapes and expressions, listing barrel heads pin heads and many others from barge to battlements. The piece blends anecdotes of riding a mule and early magazine notices with sketches of literature, publishing volumes, and a quirky passege on head terminology.
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Fox and Stump Vault Showdown in Forest Ambush
A fox in a Norwegian forest tested vaulting by leaping onto a tree stump with a dry oak in its mouth. After several trials, the creature waited as a sow and her piglets approached, then seized a piglet and fled to its lair. The sow returned repeatedly, but the fox calmly devoured the prey through the night.
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Mule Ride in Florida Adventure Reported
A humorous Florida letter to the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser recounts a gentleman’s mule ride. He jokes that friends urged rest for health, noting a plan to extend the journey and contrasting the mule’s pace with horseback travel. The piece shows playful travel tone and rural observations.
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Buffalo
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Soil Fertility Remedies for Wheat Growth in Old Lands
Farm Journal advises on restoring depleted soils in old wheat regions using bone dust and bone super phosphates, lime, and sulfuric plaster. A composite manure mix of muck, barnyard manure, clay, lime, ashes, plaster, and bone phosphate is recommended, applied in fall to feed roots as moisture enables nutrient uptake.
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Charcoal Changes Rosebush and Petunia Colors
A Revue horticole correspondent reports experiments with charcoal in pots. Pulverized charcoal half an inch deep revived faded rose color in roses and boosted vigor in red and violet hues. Reapplication produced similar results. white petunias showed red veining and violets gained blueish spots. Yellow flowers remained unaffected.
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Take Time by the Forelock in Spring Farming Urges Diligence
County Gentle Mun notes spring farming priorities urging farmers to mobilize labor, horses, and oxen to seize favorable days for planting and cultivation. Delays risk mis-timed planting, reduced yields, and poorer hay quality as moisture wanes and demand for work grows.
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County Gentle
Mun
Digging Between the Rows of Straws and Soil Health Beliefs
The article discusses opinions on digging between strawberry rows. It cites Keen of Isleworth advocating shallow digging to preserve subsoil while others in Hafield practice deeper between-row tillage to aerate soil. It notes benefits from atmosphere, manure trampling, and water access during bearing season, with regional market implications.
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A Sure Cure for A Friow or Felon Pain Killer Ad
A household remedy claims to relieve soreness or advanced felons by soaking the affected finger for half an hour. The product is described as a thoroughly tested and never-failing cure. Sold by medicine dealers generally.
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The Purest and Safest Health Tonic Promoted
An advertising notice extols Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters as a universally beneficial tonic for dyspepsia debility and nervous disorders. It cites medical praise from a New York physician and proclaims the Bitters as the household tonic of the American people with enduring, rising sales.
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Phiyéfélan
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Tony
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A Ounce of Prevention Better Than a Pound of Cure
An 19th century appliance advertises MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS as a seasonable remedy. It promises blood purification, balanced circulation, digestive support, nervous calm, elevated spirits, and vitality. The piece urges daily use to fortify against health hazards of winter and seasonal changes.
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