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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1885
Page
2
A sprawling column cites Payne family funding of the Democratic fund, debates on licensure and divorce laws, Barton and Proctor on earthquakes, England's views on dynamite plots, and a sweep of U.S. political tempers. It notes St. John, Davis, Jefferson Davis, and Cincinnati figures like Melville E. Stone and Sam Beresford amid hospital of opinions and forecasts.
The piece argues the world is small through telegraph and travel advances. It cites Joseph Cook and Mr Bookwalter tracing paths, Henry Stanley’s explorations, and universal news sharing. It notes Christmas and New Year cards from Scotland, England, France, Italy, and Lydia, and asserts distant peoples share humane values and mutual sympathy across oceans.
The article discusses winter butter making as a profitable but demanding enterprise. It requires large capital, top quality cows, warm clean barns, thorough sanitation, silage feeding, ample water, and skilled management to satisfy epicurean buyers willing to pay premium for out of season butter.
The article discusses advantages of winter dairying and contracting for milking cows, plus fall calf trials and feeding skimmed milk. It then surveys rye as a farm crop, its value for animal feed, soil building, and as a winter forage, contrasting rye with wheat and barley. It concludes with notes on bees, apiaries in urban settings, and recent honey yields and equipment for honey production.
A German investigator tested freezing effects on bulbs roots and potatoes finding sudden deep freezing kills bulbs but not potato, while some woody plants tolerate brief exposure. Fiji eelworms We note lunar timing for samplings. A new electromagnet design from Palermo, Sicily. Williams on river sanitation via steamers. A North American bird migration study hires nearly a thousand observers. Lightning myths debunked by an English journal. A lioness at Dublin Zoo eats part of her tail and paw. A German dog trainer uses a bloodhound to deter two drunken attackers in a saloon. New Jersey Chief Justice Beasley rules raises illegal and untitled.
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