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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1869

Page

5

Damascus the oldest city in the world

Damascus is described as the world’s oldest city still thriving as a center of trade and travel. The piece traces its enduring character through centuries, noting ruined peers like Sidon and Nineveh, the biblical Saul, and Mahomet, while highlighting Damascus’ famed damasks, apricots, Damascus blade, and the continuing charm of its gardens and waters in Syria.

Damascus Sidon Baalbee Palmyra Nineveh Babylon Tigris Euphrates Abraham Verdure Saul of Tarsus Euprates Mediterranean Mahomet Julian East Isaiah Syria Portugal England Henry VIII Tamerlane Persia Lebanon

Relics of Ancient Civilization in the Heart of Africa

A writer describes Axum ruins near Andowa in Natal Africa with stone steps, grand halls, and obelisks over 30 feet long. He links a vanished Abyssinian empire and Roman power struggles, notes inscriptions, guardianship by local tribes, and relics like old gun locks from the hills.

Natal Simbaoe Andowa Axum Aeea Saba Africa Neibihr Suba Eider Banyai

To Young Man A Guide To Honest Business Habits

This extract offers timeless advice for young entrepreneurs. It urges punctuality reliability and honor in engagements. It warns against idle time in stores or saloons and emphasizes careful foundation building, disciplined use of time and resources, and self reliance in business decisions.

Supreme Court

Early Birds Lose to Unfortunate Worms in Baseball Match

A Rocketer miscellany notes two clubs the Early Birds and the Unfortunate Worms. in a recent game the latter defeated the former. The item reflects light local columns and quips on New York City, social banter, and assorted anecdotes from Buffalo to Boston.

Rocketer New York City Manma Wirza Tim Buffalo Vanderbilt-Crawford Detroit Tribune Buffalo California St. Louis Aersident Birmingham Connecticut Jack Seventeenth Street Fortieth Street Boston Worceade Gourt Tinly Paris

Western Patents From United States Office List 1869

The following Western patents were issued by the United States Patent Office for the week ending August 81, 1869, reported by Farwell, Usworth & Co. Patents listed include Pump-A Dixon, Knack Moline Spring Bed Bottom, Stove and Furnace parts, Plow and Ditch Gauge, Grain Drill, Seeding and Washing Machines, Wagon and Harvester components, and various implements across Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Iowa. Names and places such as Chicago, Aurora, Peoria, Decatur, Rockford, Davenport, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and La Porte appear with specific patentees.

United States Messrs.Farwell Usworth & Co Lake Street Chicago Hainow A. Dixon A. Mangle P.H. Tink Fe Knack Moline C. & M. Hogeboom L. van Vieck Winslow M. W. Lester M. W. Tester Entee S ML Prentice Aurora Mapor Barner Wilf Tans Anrich Saute A Decatur E. W. Brown Uam Lamp J MLA Darr Yorktown O. Gore Carinville Grotz Heperly Peoria McCtain Carlyle McMahan W. Mt. Welch Blyongton

Silent Eloquence Display by OCONNELL in Lipincott excerpt

A Lipincott's Magazine passage recalls OCONNELL delivering a powerful silent reply to a youthful attacker. The attacker faltered under his audacity, breaking into voiceless gestures amid a chaotic murmur before the speaker resumed, smiling as the scene shifted to a new topic.

O'Connell Lippincott’s Cristadoro Chilton Astor House New York

Farm and Household Advice From Rural Journal

A long digest covers home remedies and farm tips. It praises lemon juice for neuralgia relief, warns against sugar, shares hog feeding tricks with clover and soil amendments, and argues weeds should be plowed under with lime to enrich soil. It includes pickle making, wheat and cheat distinction, butter packing guidance, and humane bee handling methods for harvest.

Tim Black Farmers’ Club Farm Journal Burren The Toronto Globe

Agricultural tips on soil improvement and drainage

A list of practical agricultural knowledge by Cuniuta Murer discusses how underdrained soils benefit most, especially clay, and emphasizes drainage, subsoiling, lime, and summer fallowing. It covers green manures, use of leached ashes on sandy soils, gradual reclamation of blown sands with straw and clover, and cautions about overloading soil with carbonaceous matter from frequent green-plowings.

Cuniuta Murer

Removing Honey Boxes From Hives

The article explains that relying solely on honeycombs for profit leads to failure, so hives are designed to obtain surplus honey while aiding bees in rearing broods and increasing numbers. It discusses high standard hives and efficient management to balance honey production with colony growth.

Washing Horses In Cold Water A Horse Care Debate

A London Field correspondent argues that washing fatigued horses in cold water is safe and beneficial in summer and winter. He describes drying with rubbing, bandages, and rugs, plus postwash rubbing and clothing. He cites Buckingham Palace practice of head to foot cold baths after work to promote health.

London Field Royal Buckingham Palace

Colt-Breaking and the Hazards of Harness Training

Prairie Harmer argues that forcing a horse to pull a heavy collar is faulty training. He notes horses resist unknown tasks and that gradual weight increases prevent jibbing. The essay emphasizes starting with light drafts and building strength before attempting heavier work.

Prairie Harmer

Prussing's Vinegar Seeks Trust for Pickling

A Springfield Journal excerpt promotes Prussing's Vinegar as superior for pickling, free from poisonous acids, with large works and broad trade. It urges dealers and consumers to ask for it when stocking supplies. Also mentions a counterfeit cure claim and a questionable advertisement for a mail order remedy.

Prusssing Prissing United States Springfield

Hostetina's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Indigestion Cure

An 19th century medical voice extols Hostetina's Stomach Bitters as the standard remedy for indigestion and related ailments. It claims tonic, evacuant, blood purifying, and anti bilious properties, praising safety, efficacy, and wide public and professional support against digestion issues worsened by heat.

Astley Cooper Navaca Patna Apt United States Tropical America

Praise for Canker and Salt Rheum Remedy and Pure Cod Liver Oil

Rev Jabez 8 Sivan, a clergyman in New London in 1851, extols a salve for canker and salt rheum and credits it with success where other remedies failed. He also promotes Hazard Caswell's Cod Liver Oil as the purest and sweetest available, preferred by patients and physicians alike.

Jabez Sivan New London A. Weaver Hazard & Caswell's CanweLl, Hazand.& Co New York CaswaLt, Hazard & Co India Africa China

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