Bearing in Orchard Crops Alders and Practices
The article argues for shifting bearing years in orchards toward annual fruiting via pruning, soil cultivation, and regular care. It cites A J Downing and several farmers—R Vello, David Lyman, and Cogswell Pearmain progenitors—claiming that with soil tilth, manuring, and careful cultivation, orchards can bear fruit every year. It also discusses cross fertilization, plant vigor, and experimental results across crops, emphasizing fertilizer, planting, and pest management for improved yields.
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Safe calving and sheep care tips from farm notes
Safe feeding methods for calves and yearlings include ice fodders before turnout, dry feed with roots, and two ounces of Epsom salts daily for five days prior to turning out. Daily sulphur and salt doses for a week, plus careful feed gradation, aim to prevent fatal erysipelas. Sheep require attention to loose ewes and limbs, flystrike prevention with linseed oil and tar, and newly shorn sheep under cover in cold rains. Lambs need extra nourishment to push forward. Sows bred this month will have September pigs, with early market pigs profitable for Christmas sales.
Ancient Ruins of Extinct Raves in Colorado and Utah
The Melba Chieftain describes ancient ruins scattered across Colorado and Utah along the Animas River below Animas City. Stone adobe dwellings with cedar arches, balconies, and tight inner floors reveal ancient habitation, with rooms often burned in past fires and remains including bones, pottery, hides, and tools.
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Adam's First Wife in Lilith Tale by M D Conway
Fragmentary historical note on Lilith as Adam's first wife, with distorted text describing her beauty and alleged actions, plus references to Eden, Eve, and subsequent violence. The passage is garbled and high in mythic detail, showing speculative lore about Adam, Lilith, and later victims.
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Lee Jackson and Stuart a Cavalry Portrait in Philadelphia Times
The article compares Lee Jackson and Stuart, three famed Confederate soldiers, outlining Lee as a born commander and noble rider, Jackson as the decisive infantry leader with stern, prayerful resolve, and Stuart as a romantic cavalier. It notes Stuart’s public bravado contrasted with his private fidelity and piety, including his devotion to his wife and daughter, Flair.
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Presbyterian trial over Trinity doctrine sparks heated debate
In New Brunswick Presbytery a religious trial convened to consider charges of heresy against Rev John Miller of the Presbyterian Church. Miller defended his belief in the divine nature of the Father Son and Holy Ghost and opposed the traditional doctrine of the immortality of the soul, arguing Calvinistic core claims remain intact.
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Brownlow’s turbulent career a Tennessee senator remembered for hate
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