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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1872
Page
4
A Maine farmer argues that feeding less hay and using concentrated foods can winter stock successfully. He cites growth milk and fat depend on nutriment digested beyond vitality, noting that milk producers feed hay with supplements and that cottonseed meal can boost digestion and milk yield.
Denver Tribune reports Lieutenant W P Hall recounts a ranch ambush by Apaches, warning Gardner’s family with five picked men, bugler Kershaw escaping, and a pursuit halted as attackers fled. Hall notes Indian boldness grows with two cavalrymen found unmutilated, soldiers sick at post, and quotes Hebrews urging steadfast faith.
A district magistrate near Bwatow issued an imperial order for about one hundred bamboo cages to transport executed prisoners. General Pang, on special commission, has overseen justice for three years in the troubled area, restoring some order after rebellion and rampant lawlessness.
General Hawley urged Republicans to govern by high principles. He called for faithful service, prudent revenue use, measured spending, banking reform, specie payments, a stable currency, and protection of citizens at home and abroad. He stressed balance between state and national authority, fair treatment of Indians, ballot purity, and civil service reform. He warned against party fragmentation and urged unity behind core aims.
Iowa Homestead offers practical guidance on apple tree spacing from twenty four to thirty two feet, arguing sixteen feet is too close for mature trees. It stresses keeping rows dedicated, cultivating like corn, and using clover for ground cover with hogs or returning hay to soil.
A 19th century note explains why bee stings are often more dangerous than wasp stings and offers immediate first aid. It describes pulling out the sting promptly, sucking the wound, and using spirits of hartshorn or saleratus with soap to neutralize acid venom and ease pain.
A correspondent describes a simple method to have one sheep care for another's lamb. After a yearling lamb appeared without a ewe and milk, they salted the foundling and placed it with the carrier sheep. The ewe soon bonded with the lamb and now tends it as her own.
A father uses a basket analogy to show his son how cheap novels filled the mind and harmed schooling. After a lesson, the boy vows to avoid cheap reading. The article then notes farm life tips for matresses from husks and wool, and ends with moral guidance about faith, family, and righteousness.
The passage asserts a remedy for nervous weakness affecting women, claiming it surpasses all other stimulants. It describes the preparation as a universal remedy and implies superior efficacy, though lacks corroborating evidence or details about usage or source.
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