Savannah and Western rail line schedule in effect May 15 1837
Pamphlet trains on this route will run daily with bellows in effect starting May 15 1837 in Savannah and Western area.
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Newspaper
Waycross Headlight
Location
Waycross, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1887
Page
3
Pamphlet trains on this route will run daily with bellows in effect starting May 15 1837 in Savannah and Western area.
The era’s notes advise spreading manure evenly to prevent waste and improve soil. It covers seed vigor from warming, fish pond design with gravel spawning beds, and fostering plants with mulching, lime checks, and careful pruning. It cites practical tests for seed viability and tips for beekeeping, grapes, and poultry nutrition.
The author describes Berlin’s quirks from regulated horse-cars to waiter fees and a strict street-key custom. After a late return, doors are locked and residents seek the “wachter” who holds the keys for a small fee, highlighting a practical German habit and its social quirks.
Eye catching horsemen and horses in Persia are described as rare riders and stiff, brave mounts. The text notes Persian stallions as savage and contemptible to riders who attempt to mount, with comparisons to American horses and a vivid, though fragmentary, account of equine traits.
A historical account details Mexique, a white mule believed to have served since the Mexican War era. Once a sorrel, he sustained a severe kick, then was kept at Mount Vernon barracks with rank and pay proposed by officers. General Sherman supported lifelong care, and the War Department ordered continued maintenance as the mule nears seventy.
Fragmented text appears to discuss Prof Lolsette and memory discovery, with scattered references to universities and female health pamphlet offers. The readable parts suggest a period newspaper item noting opinions on genuineness, education, and medical notices, though the fragmentary OCR limits specifics.
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