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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1831
Page
4
A fragment from a poem in Fion the Desten Lady's Magazine laments a foot’s fate amid sea wrecks and battles. The speaker asks how a single foot may tread life’s paths, hoping it may walk where a holy light guides all, and never strike a stone.
Sefton moves through a moonlit battlefield amid a bloody clash between factions focks and Rabblejaws. He encounters rising corpses and a haunted chorus as he aids wounded comrades and recalls Cicely, Walter Bassett, and old serjeant Thornsby while seeking shelter from cold, hunger, and sorrow.
The Northampton Courier urges New England farmers to revive wheat growing with practical seed choices and soil prep. Arwinn argues white and flint wheats resist Hessian fly, noting vast similarity to Virginia Lawler and Jones White Wheat. He emphasizes that soil care and suitable seed can profitably raise local supplies in Old Hampshire County.
M Doolittle reports on Flint Wheat as a promising crop for New England, detailing soil, lime treatment to control smut, seed soaking, and early sowing dates. He cites yields of twenty bushels per acre on light loam after corn and potatoes, with lime improving soil nutrients and smut resistance, and notes optimal sowing around September 20th.
EBENEZER MERRY certifies operating one Parkinson's Patent Mill in Mil started in April last. He notes it mills with twenty inch stones, grinding as fast as four foot stones, using two thirds the water and producing flour of equal quality. Mian, Aug. 16, 1831.
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