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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1865
Page
4
Gennesee Farmer argues that salt is essential for both humans and cattle, detailing how blood salt content supports digestion and cartilage health. He warns against restricting salt and urges frequent provision in suitable places so animals meet natural demands.
An 19th century note explains judging a horse's age by tooth development. It outlines a sequence from two to seven years for shedding and filling of corner and middle teeth, with variations due to constitution foaling time rearing and diet.
A long meditation on how weakness inspires kindness and influence, with reflections on innocence, defencelessness, and example. It argues frailty can win benevolence, guiding youth, and stressing consistent parental conduct and the power of actions over words. It ends with brief medical and self care notes.
Boston Traveller extols cheerfulness as a daily virtue that uplifts others and improves self control. It argues cheerful temper softens sourness, aids in facing illness, misfortune, and death, and makes one more trustworthy and esteemed in society.
A French physician argues groaning and crying ease anguish and aid recovery after accidents or operations. He cites a case of pulse drop from 126 to 60 in two hours via emotional release. He warns against suppressing children's cries and urges indulgence, viewing tears as safety valves for emotions.
Selections recount John Jay as a gracious silent observer who answered at the right moment and shared pithy aphorisms on love labor perseverance and prudence. The collection blends moral maxims and playful quips from various authors.
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