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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1889
Page
6
A fragmented veterinary pamphlet discusses calf care from birth. It cites feeding ratios of corn and oats with bran, gradual introduction of milk, and adjustments by age, emphasizing constitution and proper care to improve growth and health. It mentions training and adapting calves to new surroundings and stresses careful feeding as birth approaches.
A French newspaper incorrectly cites biblical chronicle passages in the Mir Testa and Book of Rings, claiming an Ahaziah birth date and misplacing Chronicles in a Douai Old Testament edition. The error concerns a supposed verse and the rendering of the Chronicles in a specific version.
A fragmented verse contemplates aging and lost youth. The speaker recalls golden days as sands shift and wealth of youth sinks into a barren present. They express erosion of hope and pride as time erases promised futures with a tone of regret.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions fishing terms and places but provides no coherent events or names. The readable bits reference flounder and possible local locations, yet specifics are missing and no clear outcome emerges.
The text describes darker dowsers than another group called Caerees and notes leaves of Breudiyn Citicn as dark green. It presents a fragmentary botanical observation with unclear context and identifiers.
A Pittsburg man, Mr. Hermann Haupt, saw a carrier pigeon he owned from Sarah Street return after a nine month absence. The bird named Favorite flew to Richmond Indiana from a test flight and walked into its coop, surprising Haupt who suspects it was detained briefly by someone.
Reports from Cairo describe the Nile’s unusual behavior with rising water and dry spells disrupting plans. The confusion prompts scrutiny of water management by Egyptian authorities and calls attention to British engineer Sir Joseph Whitehouse’s proposals for regulation.
The article discusses government efforts to safeguard seal populations, detailing how hunters kill females and their young, while authorities prohibit land-based killings within breeding grounds. It notes penalties and the goal of preserving seal stocks against marauder activity.
Fragmentary text notes moonshiner miners connected with Atlanta and authorities. Mentions surveillance and old routines, with scattered references to figures named Tate and Dae. Context unclear but hints at illicit activity and law enforcement encounters in a historical setting.
A fragmentary historical note describes an odd artillery item with unclear origin and purpose. The readable lines mention parts and measurements, hinting at a ceremonial or display piece rather than a functional weapon. The text includes uncertain references to Brent, seventeen, and a whispered context, leaving the exact identity unresolved.
A fragmented descriptive piece titled Over the Guns laments war’s horrors. It contrasts brutal combat with a plea acknowledging Warner’s Safe Cure as a lifesaving remedy offered by H. H. Warner & Co., praising its escape from premature death amid the carnage.
The text details elevator capacity at the Fire Tower at the Paris Expo, claiming numbers like 2.59 yergenas to the first story and 759 yersers to the top per hour, with five minutes for all five elevators to reach the top. It references a four oe m installation and a trade context, though the wording is garbled.
The readable fragments reference medical care and treatment ideas such as radical care for epilepsy and a health care review. Mentions include terms like Liver CH and Epileptic Fire, with phrases about informing readers and a cited Casey. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or identities.
An old time druggist touts Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a curative for numerous ailments. The copy claims the remedy purifies, heals skin and glandular issues, and promises guaranteed benefit or money back. It lists spitting blood, bronchitis, asthma, and other conditions as treatable with the product. It mentions price of six bottles for 35.04 and delivery details.
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