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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1884

Page

6

Thou Art the Man at the Dairy Farm

Lucy Bel lenden becomes a model housekeeper at Sylvan Bridge and gains praise for thrift while supporting her husband Seth. Uncle Paul visits and denounces the overwork of Lucy, prompting Seth to remove guests and hire help. Lucy nearly collapses but recovers as Paul reveals Seth’s guilt and vows to protect her, saving their household.

Lucy Belleden Beth Bellenden Seth Bellenden Dore Millais Seth I Seth Mr. Bellenden Brother Bellenden Sylvan Bridge Bellenden West Witts Paul Mr. Bellerden Luzie John Sarah Eliza Tau Reuben Belfords Susan Belford Beniah Eliah Dorothy Pan Halal Vaele Paul Ehab Uncle Paul Eliab Providence Pant Mrs. Belford Helen Patterson Helen Stout

Keeping Fruits Without Cans Prairie Farmer idea

An 19th century Prairie Farmer note endorses storing fruit sealed by cotton batting to keep berries, cherries, plums and other fruits without cans. The method, attributed to W.B. Wickus and linked to Blaine and Hendricks anecdotes, claims air exclusion via batting preserves fruit for years.

Sharon Mass Prairice Farmer W.B. Wickus

New York City Germans Back Cleveland in Presidential Vote

A Cincinnati Enquirer reader reports that about 75 to 90 percent of German New Yorkers favor Cleveland, citing discontent with current politics and distrust of railroad-funded promises. Brewers interviewed say they will spend to support Cleveland, not Blaine, reflecting business concerns and desire for change.

Gath Cincinnati Enquirer New York New York City Cleveland Balat Blaine Buffalo Garfield

Peck's Bad Hay Agaia Usage Fragments Mystery Lottery Luck

A Louisiana State Lottery notice notes Mr. EF A Comstock drew one fifth of a $25,000 Second Capital prize and Philip Gruber held another fifth. Comstock also had stakes in a ticket winning $20,000 and another $40 prize. The Milwaukee paper cites this as proof the lottery is legitimate. Also included are brief humorous scenes of a chowder club picnic and a rapid telegraph telegram from Melbourne to London.

EF. A. Comstock American Express Peck’s Sun Comstock Planing Mill Cedar St Philip 4. Gruber Comstock Works Louisiana Stue Lottery Co New Orleans Milwaukee Wis Peek's Sun

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