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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1899

Page

3

Fiddlers and Old-Time Tunes Stir a Youthful Heart

An elderly voice recalls childhood memories of country dances, fiddlers, and mountain tunes. He links the music to national history, noting figures like Washington and Jefferson, and contrasts rustic joy with later life. The piece blends nostalgia with a patriotic, musical devotion.

Howe Sweet Home Shrine of Music Mozart Mendelasohn Hunker Hill King’s Mountain Jennie Jay George Washington Gray Thomas Jefferson Marseilles Davy Crockett

Fiddle, faith, and the cradle of humor in old letters

The excerpt blends musings on fiddles and hymnals with snippets of frontier wit. It contrasts rustic fiddle culture with refined music, then shifts to anecdotes of Gen Wheeler with a cracker woman, and ends with moral exhortations about patience and character. The collage paints a slice of 19th century outlook and regional humor.

Savannah Philadelphia Post Wheeler DeSoto South Thorgia Barrens Jabez Zalim Jason Potipphar

Notable educational event marks long memory

The article recalls a major gathering with over 12,000 visiting teachers, a crowded evening session, and varied readings. Speakers included Aaron Gove of Denver Alfred E. Winship of Boston and David Starr Jordan of Stanford. C. T. Carson of Columbus was elected president, and Charleston S. C. will host in 1900.

Lak Aaron Gove Denver Alfred E. Winship Boston David Starr Jordan Stanford University C. T. Carson Columbus Theheripy America Charleston 8. C

Floors and carpets guide for elegant room margins

The article explains using bordered square carpets as economical hygienic floor coverings. It discusses margins from 14 to 23 inches, lighter or dark contrasts, thin parquet borders, linoleum, felt alternatives, Kal mite, Wilton options, and durable stains. It notes bedrooms benefit from wipe-clean margins and outlines a home-made stain recipe using linseed oil rose pink and alkanet root.

Turkey Philadelphia

Frills of Fashion Guide to Shirt Waist Accessories

Dated fashion notes describe collars stock types bow ties and veils pairing with shirt waists and dresses. It covers linen collars taffeta bows lace scarves and open meshed veiling while noting summer wear trends and practical styling for different fabrics and neckpieces.

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Plan for a Missouri hay barn described by Mumford

A Texas correspondent reports a plan from a Missouri agricultural cell sketching a hay barn to store about 100 tons. It recommends a 40 by 60 foot structure, 24 foot posts, 12 foot bays, 2 by 6 framing, wide doors for wagons, gable doors for hay forks, second grade siding, and a hay car track along the gable.

Texas Mumford Missouri Agricultural Cell Journal of Agriculture

Silk Worm Raising Experiment In Iowa Report

Mark Chiesa of Halinn launches a silk worm project in Des Moines Iowa with 4 000 eggs from ten moths. A Italian expert supervises. worms feed on mulberry leaves and hatch in a day. If successful, Chiesa plans a farm and large scale silk production in Iowa.

Mark Chiesa Halinn Des Mothes Chiesm Italy Chiesa Chices America Iowa

Facts for Farmers and Animal Care Guidance

A compilation of farming tips on crops and livestock including potato quality, salt use for asparagus, soil quality, and economy of farming. Insights cover horse and cow breeding, handling, feeding, and training for productivity, plus cautions on horses catching cold and proper use of grease for poultry lice control.

Jersey A. Knapp

Making a Derrick for Stacking Hay

In Rural New Yorker guidance a derrick for hay stacking is detailed. If the pole can be found in nearby woods the base is eight feet square with runners and a ten foot frame. The pole for sling use should be 56 feet long with a thirteen to seventeen foot long arm. Lumber totals include fourteen 2x4s ten feet, two 2x8 runners, a 2x10 base three feet through, plus several 2x3 and 2x4 pieces. Hard wood stock is priced about 2.60 dollars with five more dollars to cover the entire ready for pulleys.

New Yorker

Salt for Stock and Salt Feeding Practices

A summary of farm advice on salt for livestock notes that regular access to salt improves thrift and feed use. It recommends placing rock salt slabs in pastures for all stock, explains limited weekly salting is poor, and suggests salt in feed boxes. The text also mentions salt’s role in blood cleansing and animal health, and touches on bees needing storage to reduce swarming.

France

Fragmented chatter on volunteers and ads across papers

A jumble of lines mentions volunteers to Washington, travels via Memphis and Philadelphia, and various ads for products like Allen's Foot Ease, Putnam Dyes, and Glover’s tonic. It references newspapers, bridal remarks, and small notices with scattered names and places, all in a stray, period newspaper cadence.

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