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Newspaper

Savannah Weekly Echo

Location

Savannah, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1884

Page

4

Baltimore American and Daily American Terms by Mail

The Baltimore American and Daily American outline mail rates for subscriptions including one month three months six months and one year with Sunday edition options. The notice specifies postpaid terms and pricing for mail delivery.

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The Weekly American Subscriptions Offer Details

The notice promotes The Weekly American subscription options, club rates, and delivery terms. It outlines prices for single copies and multi-copy club orders, with special combos including The Weekly and other journals, payment methods, and delivery to separate addresses. It emphasizes mailing safety and contact for specimen copies.

Sean Wee Fenavius Bistoshcunie Twik Willeeut

The Baltimore Weekly Sun Subscription Offers

The Sun details subscription terms and premiums for the Baltimore Weekly Sun and Daily Sun. It lists prices for yearly and short term plans, including extra copy offers with bundles and club bonuses.

Time Tables for Charleston Savannah Rail Service

Corrected by time tables, multiple trains connect Savannah to Charleston and points north via Richmond. Includes departure from Savannah 5 45 am and 2 45 pm with arrivals at Yamassee Beaufort Port Royal and Savannah timings, dining car service, Pullman sleepers, and ticket offices in Savannah Charleston and depot.

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Savannah and Waycross Rail Schedule Update 1833

Central time changes for Savannah to Jacksonville trains with daily departures from Savannah, Quitman, Valdosta, Live Oak, Jesup and Waycross. Detailing connections to Fernandina, Cedar Keys, Pensacola and New Orleans. Includes Albany Express and Pullman service notes and station stops between Savannah and Chattahoochee.

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Work-at-Home Fortune Scheme Promises Easy Money

An offer from Stixson & Co of Portland Maine promises a royal box of sample goods for ten cents postage with a chance to earn 50 cents to 5 dollars per evening. No capital required and work suited to all ages and both sexes. Free full particulars and a $1 compensation for writing if not satisfied. Fortunes claimed for full dedication.

Trace & Co Augusta Maine Stixson & Co Portland, Maine

Care and feeding for sick fowls and coop hygiene

The article advises on handling sick chickens to prevent spread, recommends sacrificing very ill birds, and outlines feeding practices including boiled scraps, mixed feed, oats and corn, and lime water. It covers perch maintenance, disinfection with kerosene, avoiding carbolic acid with lime, and suggests bone meal meat and salt in moderation for hens.

New York Herald

Special Manuring for Crops in Rotation Systems

The true economy of manure lies in crop specific nutrition rather than blanket application. By matching crop needs to soil reserves and using targeted amendments like nitrate of sodium, superphosphate, and potassium salts, farmers can boost yields without depleting soil. Rothamsted trials support crop rotation with selective fertilization for turnips seeds cereals and pasture.

Rothamsted England New York World

Regularity in Feeding for Profit in Pigs

The article argues that consistent feeding schedules and quantities drive better weight gain and profits in pig farming. It notes that regular, liberal feeding reduces restlessness, improves growth, and contrasts this with irregular feeding which leads to poorer weight gain despite the same daily food amount.

Agricultural Observations on Cattle Hogs and Poultry

The text notes the plum sted and stocks in practice, praises long-horned Durham beef, praises short horn cattle of the West as hardy leaders among thoroughbreds, and observes dealers favor hogs weighing two to three hundred pounds. It also mentions pests with toads as effective in insect control on farms.

Durham West

Farming hints on trees crops and poultry care

Practical notes from a horticulture and farming column cover tree health winter fruiting pruning cuttings pot culture, potato treating with flour of sulphur, and gypsum results. It also discusses corn variety responses, cabbage worm control timing, and hen feeding for egg production emphasizing exercise and balanced diet.

Colman Gardening Illustrated Sturtevant

Where Has the Buffalo Gone in Western Canada

A Winnipeg correspondent notes the buffalo's eastward retreat with signals of western migration. He recalls a 1840 hunting brigade of 1 210 carts and 1 630 people, while only a few stragglers remain in the Canadian Northwest this season as railroads drove the species away. The piece notes the animal’s habit of facing storms and the shedding of shaggy hair, and warns old bulls are scarce as they are driven from the herd.

Winnipeg Manitoba Montreal Globe Atlantic Mississippi River Rocky Mountains Red River Canadian Northwest Thiseason

Undefined Moral Maxim in a Quatrain

A brief fragment suggests a moral maxim about prudence and self-interest. It hints that a wise man seeks his own advantage by fair effort and avoiding harm, though the text is garbled and lacks clear context or named figures.

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The Sculptor's Model and the Boa Constrictor Tale

Theodore Tilton recounts Browning's studio tale of Dryope and Apollo for the statue of Brvoce and Apollo. A Paris studio used a Senegalese boa and an Italian girl model, snake charmer, and the serpent’s constant presence shaped the sculpture process. The boa’s death after an accident moves the girl to tears, a poignant end to the animal’s life in the work.

Theodore Tilton New York Independent Robert Barrett Gtshe Brvoce Apollo Paris Senegal Browning Rue Notre Dame Des Champs Dryope

Butterine: a devious blend passes as genuine butter

The Scientific American notes that oleomargarine faced opposition as a deceptive substitute. Laws required branding, but a new product called butterine mixes oleomargarine oil with neutral lard and a touch of creamery butter. It fools buyers, especially in winter when it keeps softer than real butter.

Scientific American

Cabinet album of presidents and cabinets prepared

The Bureau of Printing and Engraving finished an addi tion to the cabinet album for the current administration. The volume contains steel engravings of every President and his cabinet, views of the White House and Capitol, and is bound in a matching style. Only a limited number of copies exist, with one given to each President and cabinet member and one kept at the Bureau. The note also mentions the world’s smallest pony, owned by Baroness Burdett Coutts Barr ett, at five years old and thirteen inches high.

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Denver Man Healed by St Jacobs Oil for Neck Pain

Denver reader J A McBeth reports cure of excruciating neck pain and toothache with a single application of St Jacobs Oil. The ad notes a policeman bringing up a bad man, and mentions cures of weak lungs and consumption related afflictions without a physician. Includes address for the medical treatise in Buffalo.

Denver J. A. McBeth Pacific Express Col St. Jacobs Picayune Buffalo N. Y Montreal Quebec

Remarkable Escape From Death Story Told

Lafayette man John Kuhn describes a near fatal consumption case a year ago when doctors gave him twenty four hours to live. He credits Dr William Hall's Balsam for the Lungs after nine bottles with his recovery and perfect health since.

John Kuhn Lafayette Ind Wm. Hall Falcon Glance Lion Bear

Patent medicine ads and miscellany flash in early edition

An assortment of patent cure-alls and medical claims sweeps the page. Advertisements pledge Dr Graves Heart Regulator for heart disease, Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for skin and blood disorders, Samaritan Nervine for epilepsy, Wells Rough on Corns, Sanford Liver Invigorator, St Patrick’s Salve, and Rough on Congestion. Population note cites Washington census, and other lines tout hospital projects and turpentine labor.

Orlena Marshall Graphy

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