Farm reform urges smaller plots with increased care
The article argues farmers should cultivate smaller twenty five acre plots with intensified manure and labor rather than sprawling larger fields. It calls for meticulous tillage, timely plowing, weed control, and careful preservation of tools to boost profits and reduce drudgery, stressing the need for deliberate managerial oversight. It also warns against neglecting weeds and promoting modern farming practices to create leisure and learning rather than toil.
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United States
United
Harry Winder
Rurel New Yorker
Eeiah Oaks
Steve
Ube
Domestic. Smothered chicken from Rural New Yorker receipts
Under the above headline a Rural New Yorker correspondent offers practical cooking tips. The writer shares several methods for rocking and smothering chicken to achieve simplicity and delicacy, praising the smothering method as highly effective.
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New Yorker
Industrial figures and a curious globe from Lyons lyceum
The article notes 4.5 million sewme machines produced in the United States and 15,000 jobs, with unknown capital figures. It also mentions a 170 year old terrestrial globe at Lyons lyceum, inscribed 1701 by Bonaventure and Gregoire, detailing African lakes. It cites Le Monde and Copmtes Rendus on color theory and light absorption.
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Jesuiti
Lyons Lyceum
F. PF. Bonaventure
Gregoire
Third Order of St. Francis
Les Mondoles
Fragmented Bits From Austerlitz Era Dialogues And Ads
A jumble of quotes and fragments from various columns includes smirking banter about drinking and morals, a peddler’s exchange on carries, a postcard postage anecdote, a Chicago journalist-hopeful joke, classroom quips about east and west, and a nod to Linden cosmetics and hypophosphites. It reads as a collage of humorous sketches, advertisements, and lampooned prose with references to medical claims and a New York address for remedies.
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Derrest
Months of Misery Beecher Admonishes the Poor for Willing
A historical notice recounts Henry Ward Beecher urging charity amid hardship while promoting Thermaline as a cheap remedy for chills and misery. The ad-style text cites 25 cent boxes, claims rapid relief, and credits Diondas Dick & Co. of New York with manufacturing Thermaline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Diondas Dick & Co
Wonster Si
New York
Jayne's Expector Promoted For Coughs And Sore Throats
An old notice touts Jayne's Expector as a cure for coughs colds sore throats and lung disorders. The ad lists claims of relief and urges readers to try the product.
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Jayne
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