Women of Lattsburg Try to Sustain a School and Charity
A detailed portrait of Miss Holley and her helper Miss Holley as they run a two acre Lattsburg farm style relief and schooling effort. They recruit teachers organize a school center and provide daily levee services for colored residents while battling hostility and theft. Their relief network relies on Northbox donations and local barter to finance fences milk and bread while confronting poverty distance and isolation.
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Horse Shoes and Shoeing Practices Across Surfaces
The article explains monthly shoeing needs for horses and how wear depends on work type and road. It notes heavier dragging reduces wear compared to fast action, pavement and gravel wear shoes, wooden blocks provide little relief, hind shoes wear faster, and growth necessitates shoe changes every six weeks to avoid lameness. It criticizes limited understanding of hoof anatomy and stresses studying the natural hoof before artificial alterations.
The Shoer and the Foot of the Horse Discussed
The article argues for careful horse shoeing respecting natural foot form and proper technique. It warns against improper trimming and emphasizes choosing shoe type by work, noting the frog should not be cut. It includes a religious aside about Jesus offering friendship.
New Method of Preserving Fish
A Lincoln era report describes a preservation method where fish slices are soaked in water acidulated with citric acid for two to three hours then dried. If dried quickly the process takes about one hour and yields wool hard fish. Soaked in fresh water for three to four days before use.
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M. D'Amelie
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