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14 Sep 1870
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1870
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR poetry piece appears with garbled phrases and scattered names. It hints at a chant or lyric sequence with broken lines and improvised diction, lacking clear narrative or coherent structure.
A fragment outlines a political review of Republican struggles over internal revenue taxation, debt plans, and candidate dynamics. It references figures like Grant, a forthcoming nomination, and the broader party clash over taxation policy and reform. The text hints at campaign tensions, regional concerns, and the path to the election.
The article details carbolic application and plant protection to livestock, with methods for preventing disease and improving feed efficiency. It mentions use of a wide range of substances, watering and heating steps, and notes on timing for best results across cattle and poultry, emphasizing careful handling and safety.
A brisk dialogue among Mr Barlow and Mrs Barrow, mixed with reminiscences of debt, farming ventures, and a long digressive section on croquet theory and practice. The piece blends domestic scenes with sporting commentary on games, discipline, and the mental focus needed for skilled play.
A long garbled text mix of science notes on magnetism and polarity in water, railway expansion plans, bylaw snippets from a secretive society, editor anecdotes about hair combs, a humorous tale of a salt price joke, and assorted anecdotes about social conduct, journalism, and travel. Named places include Lake Superior, Duluth, Liverpool, and Portland Oregon.
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