14 Jun 1855
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Newspaper
Ohio Carrollton Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1855
Page
1
A fragmentary poem recounts a rustic scene with Sal Joum, Bal Jones, and Sal Jones. The narrator recalls vows, a broom wielding figure, and comic misadventures with a dog and trousers. Repeated names and garbled lines evoke a damaged OCR poetry fragment.
The Dime prints a long exposition on sewage of underused soils and liquid manures. It details Wilkins plan with artificial pans and drains to deliver liquid manure to roots, claiming increased yields, faster growth, and better quality crops even on barren soils. It envisions wider use for gardens, trees, and vines and potential tropicallike warmth from heated drains.
A group discusses learning a trade as Emma prepares to go with Miss Waldron. Characters debate careers from clerks to craftsmen, with calls to study trades and references to historical trades and notable makers. The scene moves through towns and roads as Emma's future unfolds.
A narrator named Milford Bard recalls waking in a glass railroad train moving smoothly through a gay crowd. The carriages, roofless and glass, glide with no jar as coffins line the track containing corpses. The scene shifts from serene happiness to horror as the vision unfolds.
The article argues sedentary work harms health and muscular development among American men, urging daily local gymnastic activities as seen in Germany. It condemns lax individuals who neglect exercise, noting consequences like poor posture and aging. It cites Germany’s adoption of public gymnasia leading to improved physical condition.
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