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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1894
Page
3
A seasoned writer explains a practical do it yourself ditching method from Ohio Farmer. He uses an ax and stakes to set the outlet, places a level above ground to view the stake, then marks the grade at the ditch ends for a straight bottom alignment.
A detailed instructional excerpt explains setting grade stakes and using a grade stick to keep a ditch at a precise slope. It covers driving end stakes, extending measurements, and maintaining a perfect line to prevent erosion. The text then mentions new horticultural Lima beans as a notable novelty, a cross between lima and horticultural pole bean.
A correspondent reports on a bean called TRE SEW HORTICULIDEAL Lina BEAN claiming insect origin. The piece notes foliage resembles Horticultural Pole more than Lima with pod shape toward the latter and strong rooting. A St Louis reader mentions rheumatism relief after Salvation Oil.
A mixed report reviews poultry yard design for chick broods with individual houses and large, accessible coops to limit losses from predation and crowding. It also summarizes Louisiana Florida orange culture guidance, soil and drainage tips, stock choices, and windbreak questions, plus insecticide notes and Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with drugstore trial offers.
A detailed description of a new barn feature set including a 9 foot wide XAT RHINEBECK structure with granite coping, heated underfloor basement, three silos for 1500 tons, 300 thermostats, fire-safe stalls, and engine powered grinding machinery. Adjacent content covers gosling rearing, feed mixtures, housing, and market timing. Also includes local advertisements for cough remedies and medicines.
A Virginia farmer, Henry Fairfax, argues for intensive mare care and early training of foals. He stresses high-quality pasture, crushed oats and bran, and careful handling from birth to weaning. He notes the costs and benefits of modern colt breaking and praises profitable returns from well-bred horses, while condemning unsafe or reckless methods.
An alarming view of accidental deaths from heart disease is presented with calls to action for early treatment. Dr Franklin Miles is cited for his New Heart Cure touted as reliable, with testimonials and a money back guarantee. The ad lists symptoms and urges immediate care, noting a six dollar price for six bottles.
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