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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1890
Page
1
Mrs Otis has purchased the entire remaining stock of C B Newton and Son including dry goods and ready made clothing, plus the Newton store, at a large discount. The sale promises very cheap prices on groceries and notions with delivery to save customers money, and claims tea and coffee prices below rivals.
In a Paris studio on February 15 1890 the artist Athanase Chapuzot emerges alive after two months sealed in a airless box as part of a bet with Boston dealers Stockfish Co. The scene ends with Chapuzot revived and an offer from Stockfish for him to perform in America.
A meet between Winifred Thorne and Old Gilbert unfolds after a lengthy split. The scene promises beauty and unexpected situations as the full story unfolds.
Dr. Garretson quips on materialism through an imagined dialogue with a western farmer about raising corn to feed hogs sell for more land and repeat the cycle, illustrating endless appetites and economic expansion.
Judge Thomas T. Bouldin of Charlotte County Var owns a family plantation where his grandfather and great grandfather are buried. The property has been in the family for 146 years. He lives in the house where he was born seventy seven years ago.
A New York World correspondent surveys dress fashion among literary women at a Woman's Press Club meeting, ridiculing some outfits while praising Miss Wanamaker's yellow boudoir. Fraulein Ida Bothe, famed art instructor, marries Baron Ehrenfried von Voss after guiding Wellesley’s art program, and Mrs. Squire drives a $5,000 Kentucky thoroughbred at county fairs showing stylish speed and prize ambitions.
Mrs Humphry Ward author of Robert Elsmere plans to establish a London hall offering continuous teaching on Bible criticism church history and the history of other religions. The aim is a simpler Christian approach touching heart and will with a school of thought not tied to any single body. The old Gordon Square University hall is secured and contributors include Stopford Brooke Martineau Cobb Drummond and others.
In Dr. Cuyler's farewell sermon he urges Christian youth to serve Christ over secular careers and recounts his nearly tai lling career choice. Mrs. Charles H. Rogers leaves 152500 to religious and philanthropic groups including the Bible Society and Home Missionary Society. Vanderbilt funds build a new mission chapel on East Forty second street to replace the Rescue mission.
The Baptists in Baltimore raise 20000 for church extension while the Salvation Army collects 100000 for mission work. Jewish and Protestant congregations report year totals including 1258 for Indian missions and 215755 for Canadian Methodist missions. Helena Presbyterian plans a 32000 church, and New York’s Trinity to receive 100000 bronze doors.
A detailed description of Mr Sherman s dairy in the Harlem Valley New York highlights a kettle shaped water tower with a 100 000 gallon capacity serving a ventilation minded dairy complex. The main barns feature three long rows of stanchions for forty cows each, feeding troughs, and iron water troughs. Summer fans on a rotating iron shaft maintain ventilation while gutters and floors are cleaned to prevent odors and manure is moved to a manure house.
Read in the Southern Farmer and Rural New Yorker notes on butter making and milk handling. Advice covers cooling to 45 degrees, quick aeration and careful setting of cream, plus breed recommendations for cows like Ayrshire Holstein Friesian Shorthorn for high solids. Breeding heifers early improves milking, with emphasis on beef tendency if feed is good. Additional notes urge sour cream testing, unsalted butter demand, and cautions about dairy cleanliness and market values.
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