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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1908

Page

5

The Ball at Appleby Manor Ends in Flight and pursuit

In a ballroom at Appleby Manor Captain Ireton and Richard Jennifer, under pressure from Tarleton, attempt to locate Father Matthieu the priest. Margery and Dick plot escape as a night pursuit erupts with colonial soldiers, border riders, and a daring gate dash to freedom.

Tarleton Tybee John Ireton Margery Appleby Hundred Congress of North Carolina Richard Jennifer Richard Monsieur John Morgan Lord Cornwallis Shea Father Matthieu Jennifer Falconnet Dickie

Impressive Appraisement at the Links

Washington Star quotes a playful exchange about time and money with Dustin Stax claiming he played nearly a million dollars’ worth of golf after lunch. The joke centers on liberal spending and the value of time.

Ann Dustin Stax Links Washington Star

Pleasures of Wisdom in a Washington Star Passage

A relative notes a boy’s school progress, remarking he enjoys learning more as he grows older. Mr Bliggins agrees the boy is aging into a keen learner who will impress at home with his superior knowledge.

Mr. Bliggins Washington Star

The Real Question Little Bessie-Mamma Quote

A humorous exchange from Harper's Monthly questions how one knows when misbehaving. Little Bessie wonders if her conscience will reveal guilt to her mother, while the mother answers with a sly, playful reply.

Bessie Harper's Monthly

Between mother and daughter improvements imagined

A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt shows a mother asking for help and a young woman with a square jaw replying that improvements can be made between them. The exchange centers on mutual concern and effort to address issues.

Mother Louisville Courier-Journal

Spiking Them Critics Roast Show With Wives Cast

A theater tussle surfaces as critics threaten to roast the production. Star Oh mocks the backlash and suggests hiring the critics' wives for minor roles to blunt complaints, provoking industry chatter.

Puck

Fortunate Bella Greta Bella Regrets Marriage

Greta Bella tells Clarence she is sorry she married him, claiming she did well to leave a good husband for another. The remark suggests regret over the union and a sense of having improved her lot by moving on.

Bella Greta Clarence

Planting a Tree and Meadow Fertilizer Tips

Oklahoma experiment station outlines tree planting deep enough with root tamping and southwest tilt to resist winds. It advises watering to set soil to roots, adding dry soil to prevent surface baking, and notes nitrate of soda as the key spring fertilizer for meadows with broadcast application at 300 pounds per acre.

Oklahoma Experiment Station Morris Horticultural Department

Simple Farm Wagon Jack Built From Wood and Bolts

A frugal wagon jack design uses four wooden pieces and bolts. A and B form a right angle frame with drilled holes for leverage. C and D provide locking and a metal pipe guide. Hickory or white oak advised for durability. this inexpensive device handles common lifting tasks.

Apples ripen best on trees with cold storage advances

The article notes apples improve with longer on the tree if weather allows exposure, with Hood River Oregon fruit offering superior keeping quality. Eastern winter russets store longest without cold storage and reach peak flavor late winter or early spring, aided by modern cold storage reducing flavor loss.

Hood River Oregon

Weights per Bushel by US Standards Listed

The document lists the minimum legal weight in pounds per bushel for various commodities. It specifies the weight standards under United States rules and serves as a reference for compliance in trade and measurement.

Poultryman Traps Hawks and Prey Nearby Yard

A poultryman baited traps on posts and stumps around his yard to catch hawks. The devices quickly caught five hawks an owl and a polecat. Hawks perch on posts or trees to survey fields before diving for prey.

Eye for cats a hidden threat to roaming fowl

A household cat or neighbor's pet cat can cause the unexplained disappearance of many chicks. The text notes the need for a sharp eye to catch them in the act, highlighting the predator risk to poultry and the difficulty in proving it.

Cat Killing Habit Noted In Agricultural Epitom Case

The text notes: the only remedy found effective in such cases is to kill the cat. It asserts it is impossible to break them of the habit once they acquire it, citing Agricultural Epitom: 3 e.

Sheep Housing and Ventilation Advises Better Fences

The text warns that poorly ventilated, draughty sheds harm sheep, especially in winter storms. It recommends open south-facing sides, about twelve feet of floor space per sheep, and a dog-proof fence for every sheep farm to prevent poor results from confinement.

Economical winter feed method outlined by Missouri Experiment Station

The Missouri Experiment Station describes a storage and feeding method that keeps stock thrifty in winter. It claims higher fat beef output, cheaper milk and butter production, easier handling than dry fodder, and better manure value. The system preserves rain-early maturing fodder, reduces waste, and pays back building costs in the first year while also supplying stock feed during hot dry summers.

Missouri Experiment Station

Liquor and Grain Prices Highlight Agriculture Claim

The Secretary of Agriculture is quoted saying that if all distilleries and breweries in the U S closed and used no grain for liquor, American farmers as a class would not notice the effect in grain markets.

Secretary of Agriculture United States

Bees and Fruit Pollination Proximity Rule

An insufficient bee supply will hinder fruit set. Though other insects assist, fruit growers rely mainly on honey bees. Bees may forage two to three miles, but hives should be within half a mile of the orchard or small fruit patch.

Remedy for harness sores in working horses

Describes a traditional cure for gore backs and harness galls in horses. Soothes sores by making a hot infusion of ground white oak bark and water, then cooling, straining, and applying the liquid as a bath. Emphasizes two teaspoons of bark per two quarts of water and using the cooled solution for bathing sores.

Arrangement to anchor a post with a taut wire bridge

A wire runs from the bases of two posts across the top of the lower post, securing the arrangement so it won’t pull out when wires are tightened. This method bridges a brook or ravine and uses the posts as anchor points.

Age of Horses Descriptions by Authority

A horse expert states lifespans vary by color with grays living longest roans next. Blacks seldom exceed twenty creams rarely reach ten to fifteen years.

Largest incubator in Australia hatches vast eggs

The World's largest incubator sits in Australia, housing about 11,440 duck eggs and 40 hen eggs. Officials describe the facility as the biggest in operation, highlighting its capacity and significance to poultry production.

Australia

Power of Faith Sunday School Lesson in 1910

The April 2 1910 Sunday School lesson centers on Mark 9 18 31 and Matthew 9 18 31. It highlights a synagogue ruler Jairus seeking Jesus for his dying daughter and a hemorrhaging woman touched by Jesus garment faith healing. The teacher notes faith over ritual, Jesus public confession, and conquest of death with talitha cumi.

Matt Mark John the Baptist Jesus Capernaum Jairus Luke Peter James John

Purse Found Sparks Pride Dilemma Behind Reward

A Bon Vivant quote notes finding a purse this morning and delaying return to avoid pride harm. The exchange questions whether returning it would trigger a reward and test the finder’s integrity in a social vignette.

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Appleby Francis Lynde Madge Dan Morgan Thornicroft Colonel Tarleton Tia Dick Jennifer Shetter Christ Silas Walker Bill Walker
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