Bayard and Bayardite views split the 1876 race in newspaper debate
The piece reviews Democratic leaders Senator Bayard and allied figures, criticizing the party for seeking reform from within rather than building a new coalition. It contrasts Bayard’s call for honest men with calls for broader Democratic alignment, arguing the public desires a fresh approach over restoration of old party factions.
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Penkori
Manhattan
Althation
Saatong
Ptic Uciga
Parker
Delaware
Biard
Candor Bayard’sries
Honeike Démocratic
Rte
Chicago Times
Prineinia
Bert Berty
Bayard
Eanalderstch
Gen. Grant
Raiggard
Honsst
Ang Capabia
Democrata
Buchanan
Floyd, Toucey
Jacob Phompson
Howell_Cobb
United States
Washington
United ‘States
W. Wr Eaton
England
Eaton
Buckitgham
Democratic Party
Fernando Wood
Gates
Eldridge
Southy Carolina
Droht
Natty
Pont
Hia
Rson Davis
New England
Food and Filtration Notes in a Baking and Physics Column
The column mixes kitchen recipes with scientific notes on fruit preservation filtration and livestock feeding. It discusses a new Seeley filtration method, glycerine purity, and practical tips for bread and puddings while questioning oxen versus horse work efficiency based on digestion and feeding patterns.
Comparative Sizes of Lands and Seas Reported
The Country Gentleman lists world land and sea sizes in round numbers. It compares Red Sea width to Lake Ontario, makes Madagascar as large as New Hampshire through Maryland, and notes Palestine about a quarter of New York. It also mentions Hindostan and other regions, and includes a tidbit on powdered soap making.
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Red Sea
Washington
Colorado
Lake Ontario
Madagascar
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Palestine
United, States
Caspian Sea
St. Augustine
Rochester
Adrian Ofsian Gulf
Gean Sea
Lake Superior
America
San
Ashes and Lime Enhance Growth on Various Soils
Practical notes describe how ashes and lime affect crops and soil. Ashes corrode iron in damp conditions but improve soil by releasing nutrients. they boost herbaceous growth while promoting woody growth in grain when ashes are applied. Lime tightens sandy soils, improves fertility retention, and benefits apple trees and strawberries, with ashes especially aiding heavy soils for plums and currants.
Oxen Treatment in Spring Sparks Debate on Workload
A fragment discusses oxen used for hard work and digestion processes in cats. It questions whether there are more sick oxen than eighty, prompting reflection on how working oxen are treated during spring and the pace of labor.
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New England
Birds and Animals as Nuisances to Farmers
An editorial notes crows and the crow blackbird damage corn in the East and parts of the West and South while praising their role in reducing noxious insects. It suggests remedies such as soaking and scattering corn and rolling fields to deter grain pulling, and argues that vermin like gophers and mice cause greater losses to sprouts and tubers than birds. It also clarifies moles mainly lift soil in pursuit of insects, with mice following to feed on roots.
Pine Tree Tar Cordials for Health Benefit
Advertisement copy touts Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordials as the sole preparation that develops full virtue and national health benefits. Claims products provide silvered lines for children and warn against toe wear. Sold by all dealers.
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Wishart
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