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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1892
Page
3
The Supreme Court affirmed the Mayette county election result in favor of the Republicans. Democratic election board members are ordered to sign the retarness. The ruling upholds the long-standing commission standard that you cannot go behind these tone, as noted by circuit judges Bhester and Be spabligm.
A Washington Star letter describes overbearing Russian policing with two thousand officers, police districts, color coded crime records, spies in every house, and dvorniks who control sanitation, housing, and even street cleanliness to maintain order. It notes few crimes, strict enforcement against breaches, and a highly monitored urban life.
In Washington and British Columbia wild herds descend from domestic cattle. A remnant near the western edge of Washington traces to a military post on Gray's Harbor where soldiers kept cattle on garrison land. After abandonment the cattle roamed free, thriving despite forest, scarce pasture, and attacks by wolves.
A fragment from a New York Nowe item recounts a prodigy born in 1722 in Lubeck who could speak German at nine months and know world history, with further feats before his death at age four. It shifts to finance, noting Rothschilds influence and rising interest costs across Europe, dampening socialist hopes.
Farm and Garden notes review bone and wood ash composting to soften bones for land use while warning against handling sulfuric acid. Bees, surfeit from rich syrup, may cause nameless disease symptoms. Potting soil recipes shift to simpler, fibrous compost from rotted sods. Colts need kind, steady training, early connections to people, and gradual harnessing and familiarization.
German professor Juling Kunu outlines a basal ration for milch cows based on 1,000 pounds live weight. He details minimum digestible albuminoids, fat and non-nitrogenous substances, adjustments for high and low producers, and the staged shift from concentrated feed to basal ration as lactation progresses.
An 1890s agricultural digest urges sheepmen to dip flocks to eradicate ticks and lice, stressing cleanliness and regular dipping as standard practice. It notes improved health, fewer wool losses, and better spring condition, and compares adoption with other countries. It also offers broad poultry and feeding tips for winter, emphasizing variety of feed, exercise, and maintaining warmth.
An observant American notes that wind players often develop cheek dimples from facial muscle strain during playing. Instruments like clarinet, flute, cornet, trombone, and French horn are cited as producing the indentations, potentially making wind playing a fashionable pursuit for girls.
His Eyes argues against relying on popular opinion. A friend asks why, and he recalls marrying and receiving a $25 hat bill from his wife's milliner, noting he never paid more than $8.50 for a hat. He dismisses popular opinion as unreliable.
The article reports a Prohibition party meeting in Barriscourt where a resolution backs amending the Baker ballot reform law after assertions that 3,900 to 5,000 Prohibition votes were lost due to imperfect law knowledge. It notes party plans for a state convention in June 1993, broader organization, and farm and world’s fair related actions. It also mentions other local notices on prosecutions, public works, and agricultural exhibits.
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