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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1888
Page
11
A fragmentary verse depicts a speaker pleading for release as a struggle within a body. Vivid imagery contrasts a distant radiant light and beauty, while the speaker commands the body to lie down and set him free. The piece centers on inner conflict and yearning for liberation from constraint.
Aunt Tabitha lectures Mary Bayne on ventilation, clothing, and open-air living as cures for a cold, urging Florida therapy. Mary follows through, adopts cooler rooms, warm undergarments, and daily walks, regaining health and renewing her marriage with John.
George H Wright of Chuluota Florida possesses a copper Confederate cent modeled like the U S cent. Forty two pieces were coined before the die was captured and production stopped. Not more than twenty are believed to remain in existence and the curious coin could fetch about 100 dollars. Savannah News
The article discusses sowing beans after corn, favoring dry, well drained soil with thorough cultivation. It describes drill and hill planting, spacing, and seed quantities for varying bean sizes, plus the value of manure and fertilizers. It covers corn planting timing, drill culture, furrow systems, manure incorporation, and the benefits of early, thorough soil preparation for higher yields.
W d Green from Ohio Experiment Station extols raspberries as a prime farm aid and explains practical planting and pruning methods. Red varieties in fall planting need shallow or filled furrows and soil heaping. blacks need shallow covering. Six to seven feet between rows, eighteen inches to two feet between plants. spring planting advised. prune after 18-20 inches, burn canes after fruiting, and rotate to new field after four to five crops. Hill planting discussed with five feet spacing and limited sprouts.
A dated compilation discusses plant mildews and sulfur spray methods, benefits of the creamery system for butter, and the progress against Pleuro-pneumonia. It also covers draught horse weights and prices, bone quality versus performance, and a Kentucky swine breeder who prioritizes salt as a preventive and digestive aid.
The Paris opera welcomes M. Bernard a tenor whose career mirrors the romantic ideal. Once a Toulon carpenter he was discovered by J Hartmann who heard him singing at the bench and hired him for the Tferodiade. He then studied in Naples and Milan and proved his musical growth.
The table lists total world coal production by country through various years, excluding 1987 US figures. It uses 2240-pound gross tons for Great Britain, United States, Germany, Russia and other nations, and metric tons for continental Europe. Totals reach about 408.6 to 409.5 million tons.
A London sale of an extinct great auk for $1100 highlights collecting losses and Ameri cap philanthropy. The piece surveys hygiene ideals, insect longevity, walnut imitation wood, sewage purification by electricity, boxing ears risks, and steam engine efficiency limits with expert commentary and practical tech details.
A New York Sun report quotes hunter Mr. Lohse describing an enraged rhinoceros in Africa as blind with rage. He explains the beast charges obstacles, demolishing barriers, and recounts an incident where a hunter was killed when a female rhinoceros attacked, disemboweling him.
The piece surveys various epithets for Satan such as Old Harry Old Nick and Old Scratch and traces possible roots in Odin Niccol Machiavelli and early northern demons. It references Cornhill as the source and notes linguistic drift through languages and folklore theories.
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