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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1881
Page
4
A short blurb notes that the most complete selections are in Winston with a special emphasis on a broad line of merchandise. The item highlights the availability and variety, inviting readers to visit.
The New York Herald, leaning Democratic, analyzes the state Legislature’s makeup and argues Republicans face losses in the coming election. It criticizes GOP leaders for two years of control and veto-heavy policy, noting the free canal amendment as a Democratic achievement and urging sober reflection among Republicans.
A Floridian correspondent recalls St Joseph around 1817 as a thriving winter business hub with a rail link to the Chattahoochee and a bustling cotton trade. Yellow fever ravaged the town in 1841, leaving ruins and isolation. Five years on skeletal warehouses and vines claim the landscape, until the last residents, old map and his daughter, vanish and passage to the beech groves ends.
The text urges farmers to prioritize soil fertility over large yields and adopt a renewing farming method. It compares soil health to animal fattening, stresses liberal manure and clover plowings every four years, and says careful, sustained manuring will restore and improve land productivity over time.
In Rural World a table links corn cost to pork output and prices, noting corn price shifts affect pork value. early guidance covers pig feed ratios and price relations. The excerpt also gives a peculiar veterinary remedy involving alum and copperas, plus a note from Frank L. Pistraison, State Librarian, Atlanta dated Jan 14, 1850, advocating a neuralgia remedy.
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