Great Georgia War of Laces and Radical Disturbance
A Georgia political scare and rumored insurrection narrative described as the Great Georgia War of Laces. The piece recounts arrest attempts, trial theatrics, and a verdict of not guilty, amid Democratic party political tensions and campaign material.
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Georgia
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Newok
Grae
Campai Paens
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Globe
Emocrat
Enduring Partisan Debate and Confederate Reverence
A historical editorial fragment discusses the Republican party’s mission to preserve the Union, criticizing Democratic secessionism and praising loyalty to constitutional government. It contrasts views on reform, notes portrayals of Jefferson Davis, and references New York Graphic commentary.
Bones and lime in ships and meat sparking reforms
A series of scientific notes discuss preserving bones for fertilizer and glue from meat by recovery of bones, lime treatment of ship compartments, sponge life revived by moisture and salt water, and observations on water quantity of springs and Danube. The report cites Imperial Academy of Sciences and engineers unions.
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Imperial Academy of Sciences
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Danube
Union
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Rhine
Zom England
Holding a Baby An Obliging Farmer's Predicament
A well natured yeoman at Gonnellsville depot held a sleeping infant for a rushing mother who needed her valise. He calmly sat in the ladies waiting room, had his own quiet reverie interrupted by the baby’s arrival, and faced a light social stir as onlookers noted his patient, kind gesture before the Alpaval train's departure.
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Butler County
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Jittsburgh
Desperate Farmer Rescues Abandoned Baby Tale Ends
A farmer wrongfully jailed after an infant is found abandoned on a depot platform is freed when the mother arrives to claim the child. The pastor’s timely intervention averts lynching as the couple reunites and the farmer vows to avoid such trouble again.
Destroy the Codling Moth Apple Worm
The apple worm pest threatens crops and should be destroyed now as small fruit drops. In spring and fall, use management methods including destroying wormy apples and allowing swine to root in orchards to reduce damaged fruit.
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Loeeay
Central controversy over funeral fees at Holy Church
Fragmentary notice describes dispute within the High Church parish over burial costs for the leader of the choir and related officials. It mentions mourners and friends planning to attend the funeral service at an early hour, with talks of assembling for Holy Communion.
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Nor
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Bbc
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Preserve Grapes Year Round and Turkish Coffee Tips
A series of household and farming hints covers preserving grapes with lime and wax, drying and packing in boxes, as well as making Turkish coffee by repeated boiling. It also notes washing-day tips for gardeners, efficient watering, and a Springfield Republican list of practical farming rules.
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Putin
Pacific Rural Press
Boston Advertiser
Zrchange
Springfield Bass
Republican
A Goo Way to Raise Peach Trees
An Ohio horticultural talk details soil care and crop rotation in peach orchards. It urges clean mellow soil, clover cover, high upland sites, and careful pruning to maximize yields. A method to combat peach tree borers involves soil treatment around the collar with potash or wood dye wash and removing surface eggs.
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Laoncaster
Ohio
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New Jersey
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Uié
Ashes and lime spread around peach trees to improve fruit
A New York Herald note suggests spreading ashes and lime around peach trees each season. The inorganic content in ashes is said to help fruit grow larger and smoother, with general advice to collect and apply all ash material available.
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Manure as the Key to Thriving Farms
An editorial urging self supplied manure and home production of soil nutrients. It argues soil fertility declines without return to the earth, praises decaying vegetation and kitchen waste as manuring sources, and stresses proper farming practices, stock feeding, and diversified outputs like butter, cheese, eggs, and wool to sustain land and economy.
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Fall River
Manchester
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Wetnesa
Preparing Stubble Ground for Seeding Advice
The article emphasizes plowing barley or oat stubble soon after harvest for a better seedbed. It warns against waiting until manure is applied, as top dressing benefits wheat more than plowing under manure and delays reduce soil moisture and seedling vigor. Early plowing helps germination and reduces losses from grazing or poor emergence.
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New Yorker
Young Husband Loses Temper Over Steak Fight
A young mechanic and his wife marry and settle into housekeeping. After a honeymoon, his temper flares at a tough steak and he throws his plate. The wife answers with a plate smash of her own and a quick quip, ending with his odd resolve to calm down.
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