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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
4
Public notices and diverse classified sections listed for Verona edition with subscription pricing and ad categories. Reading notes include for sale to let wanted lost found personals and advertising assurances alongside post office filing.
Stephen Crane native of New Jersey and Newark born writer and journalist died after war exposures. He achieved early fame with Maggie A Tale of the Streets and later The Red Badge of Courage. His works include George's Mother The Open Boat and The Little Regiment.
A critical yearns to honor missionaries in China facing persecution and torture as they spread the gospel. The piece emphasizes their moral heroism and sacrifices amid brutal opposition, urging support for rescued and educated boys through institutional care and republican ideals.
A Caldwell borough message urges citizens to maintain decorum on streets and avoid crude talk to protect the town’s reputation and prosperity. The note links orderly behavior to public safety and local image, calling on the borough marshal to suppress disorder and keep crowds away from gatherings.
The article discusses clover as a manuring crop between grain harvest and sowing wheat. It explains how clover improves soil, adds humus, and preserves moisture, aiding subsequent crops. It also covers wheat prep, nitrogen dynamics, and the importance of proper spring weather for tree growth and wood production.
A long column discusses immigration and crime, noting foreign born populations in the United States and comparisons by state. It reports on local school events, farm progress, and a Caldwell Cottage Boys game with a score line, while offering social observations on juvenile behavior and reform ideas.
Readable fragments indicate a note about potato stem paper now labeled Betty Vine in Holland. The text mentions potato leaves and possible references to France and an armor term, but details are unclear and attribution is uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text discusses reformatories, authority, benevolence, and moral sanction. It questions the role of reformatories, street youth, and parental influence in governance and social control.
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