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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
2
The Caldwell News lists advertising rates and submission instructions for classified notices. It notes a one cent price per copy and three cents for subscriptions. Verification and mailing details reference Verona, New Jersey.
A tribute to Stephen Crane native to New Jersey, author of Maggie The Red Badge of Courage and The Open Boat. His journalistic work as a war correspondent with the Spanish war era brought enduring fame and a lasting literary legacy.
Notices discuss Dr Storrs Tall and Prof Park as eminent preachers and teachers. They note Storrs long Brooklyn pulpit tenure, Park's long tenure at Andover and Amherst trusteeship, with calls to church work, mission exhibits, and university appointments. mention building delays, ecumenical conference exhibits, and general conference decisions on theology and appointments.
The article explains the benefits of cow peas and clover for soil and crop rotation, detailing how peas feed lightly while improving humus and moisture retention. It emphasizes irrigation for transplanted trees and discusses spring growth, drought risk, and the impact on wheat, beef, milk, and butter production.
The text discusses attitudes toward foreign-born populations, crime, and age groups in historical immigration analysis. It cites comparisons between native and foreign-born prisoners over fifteen, notes immigrant numbers across states, and references shifts in immigrant origins from 1800 to 1890, including Irish Canadian and German origins. The piece reflects period prejudice and demographic data on immigration.
A long critique argues reformatories lack room for sentimentality and advocate stern, monitored training. It discusses moral failure in boys, calls for extended confinement up to twenty nine, and emphasizes shaping character through discipline, observation, and gradual liberty under state oversight. It cites farm progress and a Caldwell Cottage game as contemporary examples.
The readable portion mentions washing items and ironing practices with garbled wording. No clear event, location, or persons are identifiable from the fragment to form a complete news item.
A garbled note suggests a potato plant byproduct could yield paper or pulp. Mentions farmers or investors exploring value from stems and leaves, with unusual language hinting at experimental processing and potential payments or contracts.
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