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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1889
Page
6
The article describes hoof crack treatment for horses using shoes and nails, then shifts to rhubarb growth and grafting techniques. It details cion cutting, bundling, storage in cool cellars, and methods like cleft grafting, with emphasis on care and proper labeling of plant material.
OCR damaged notes describe pruning and cutting practices with scattered terms, measurements, and tools. The fragment mentions pruning near a tap, tied cuttings, and various unclear technical phrases, lacking coherent context or identifiable subjects.
The text describes Weeds and fowls with varied plumage and features such as crested heads and beards, praising their appearance and breeding. It also explains grafting fruit trees, noting how cuttings taken from stock take root under favorable conditions, shaping fruit quality through selection.
The piece discusses proper selection and breeding, feeding patterns, and practical tips for poultry and garden fruit. It notes the benefits of fattening cows for cream, and suggests planting peas with grapevines currant bushes raspberries and strawberries. It cautions buyers to order old well tried varieties and avoid high priced novelties.
Patrick Mulligan a 79 year old resident of Ramsey County Poor House and Hannah H Call an 84 year old inmate eloped to St Paul to marry. Police arrested them as they stepped from a suburban train on the Duluth road near Gladstone, while Mulligan paid for his past.
A dated cooking note explains making potato salad with dozen small potatoes sliced and salted, grated onion and parsley, a cream dressing prepared two hours before serving. Dressing uses salt sugar mustard salad oil or butter eggs vinegar and cream, then thickened in hot water bath and cooled before adding cream.
Instructions describe cutting corn from cobs and preparing a chowder by simmering corn with water, skimming, scraping milk, mixing with beans and corn, then finishing with butter sugar and seasonings. The archaic measurements and terms reflect a 19th or early 20th century kitchen method.
A fragmentary baking passage describes making a crust with granulated sugar and water, lining a pie plate, then slicing apples to fill and top with an upper crust. The text shows broken steps, measurements, and verbs about mixing and baking readiness.
A fragmented Parisian style miscellany covers cooking methods for meat stock and soups, stain removal, cleaning methods, and preserving fruit. It mentions sealing wax for fruit cans, coal production in Japanese collieries, and various home remedies like horse radish applications for pain and gum tragacanth in hot water for cleaning.
An old essay warns against diagnosing in darkness and stresses the need for light in medical examination, noting ignorance leads to fatal errors. It then shifts to details about horses and farm life, highlighting the Percheron and other animals, including a lively description of stabling and care on Farnum's Island.
A garbled passage mentions a cancer patient and a supposed discovery or treatment. It refers to medical terms and names in a mixed, unclear way, with fragments about a person named Mrs Falloway and references to cancer affecting in a way that is not coherent.
A garbled fragment notes a Postal Cars shipment loaded with ore and an implied effort toward improvement. The text is unclear on date, place, or exact actors, but mentions Cleveland and a person named Selfast in a cryptic context.
A Bayville Georgia horse fitted with false teeth after losing them all. A Norwich Connecticut horse swallowed twine and four men pulled it out inch by inch. A drover in West Plains Nebraska trains a horse to drive cattle home nightly. A Franklin County Texas cowboy herd scare sends two wild ponies into a 30 foot drop. A horse in Lodi reportedly loves oysters. A large tree descent damages and a horse’s limbs are described in graphic terms. Numerous health testimonials claim cures for rheumatism and catarrh from various salves and remedies, citing letters and endorsements from multiple towns.
A garbled passage describes a curious assemblage titled a work by iittie and others. It mentions a sofa, a frame, a cabinet, a bottle containing resin and birds, and a crook named De Covereau connected to the pieces and a broken blade.
The article notes the transfer of nine British officers buried in Brussels to a new cemetery as their skeletons remain well preserved. It mentions tall men and old tombstones re-erected over new graves, reflecting a grim scene amid unrelated bits about New Jersey inmates and wool production in France.
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