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Early Planting and Farm Advice in a 19th Century Journal
The article urges early sowing of peas and hardy vegetables plus field parsnips and onions. It notes Indian corn planted early grows slowly yet catches up later, especially as deep roots form. It advises early poultry care, roosters replacement, and proper hen nutrition. It shares a moral about minister affection, a French anecdote on visiting cards, a joke about breeches of trust, and hints at a New Movement to improve sons of poor men while urging virtue for the wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Judgson
William Wilson
Sabath School
Boston
James Wilson
The
New York Times
Paok
Justice of the Peace
Hunter
United States
Cosden & Co
Post Office
Philadelphia
Ohio
Colden & Co
William Young
WM. Young
Spruce St
Alexander C. Bar
Barry
Broadway
New York
Canada
Mexico
West Indies
Great Brita
France