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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment describes a feeding scheme for calves using a Trop Hiesteatinon feed idea with fence pattern references. It mentions strips of syn material and mailed lines on a fence to indicate widths, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
The passage describes a method to feed calves using a front platform and adjustable pickets. Pickets are prepared to move as calves push through, held by bolted blocks to let calves access their portion while pricking ears and necks. The system aims to manage feeding without spillage.
The article argues legumes such as clover and other pasture plants boost nitrogen to the soil, cut feed costs, and improve manure value. It notes dairy farmers benefit from legume crops through soil fertility, forage quality, and reduced fertilizer needs, enhancing pasture yield and cow nutrition. It warns against wasteful, careless practices and urges sustainable use to protect soil and dairy profits.
A legislative proposal would make property tax assessment reforms optional for counties. It outlines a 20,000 voting majority threshold and sets a per dollar increase in valuation. Cities and villages would see higher taxes in many cases, with counties choosing to adopt the system.
A discussion of how women should sign their names in correspondence. It examines the impact of using Miss, Mrs, or Ms, and whether a married or single status should appear in signatures. The piece argues for simplicity and consistency to avoid embarrassment. It suggests brackets for titles and cautions against awkward forms.
The page offers home craft tips on wallpaper stripping and aligning narrow strips with bright ribbons for decorative effects. It also includes a moral note praising generous giving and a long aside on a gracious gesture. A short household hint explains mending broken china with gum arabic paste and plaster to reattach shards.
A garbled summary of brief notices mentions fires destroying business areas near Standish Minnesota and damage from floods in Louisiana parishes. It notes a death in West Bridgewater Virginia and various political and social items including a proposed manifesto and changes in bank and municipal officials, with scattered dates and places.
Montana unveiled a silver statue of Justice on the World’s Fair grounds yesterday, valued at 475000 with a pedestal worth 200000, drawing attention amid a ceremony. Names mentioned include Miss Bel, Aidia, Laura, and others in attendance.
An article recounts a dramatic tale of illness and recovery centered on a man named Mr. Johnson and his struggle with severe spinal and nervous ailments. It describes a transformative cure attributed to William’s Pink Pills, detailing family concern, medical debates, and a rising public interest in the remedy as a path to renewed health and walking ability.
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