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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1894
Page
1
The text offers actionable kitchen and laundry tips: boil a fish to soften it, rinse washable fabrics with cold water and soap to remove grime, and drain meat juices by cooking briefly before serving. It cautions against wrapping meat in paper and suggests placing it on a plate to collect juices.
Coxey's army of about 200 reach Addison in Pennsylvania exactly halfway from Massillon to Washington as the national movement presses toward the capital. The march, crowd and route draw attention amid a day of varied dispatches from court rulings to labor protests and shipwrecks.
The jury awarded Madeline V. Pollard fifteen thousand dollars in the breach of promise case against Colonel Breckinridge after a trial noted for Pollard's absence and Judge Bradley's charge focusing on whether a marriage contract existed. The panel’s vote was 11 to 1 for Pollard. General Slocum dies of pneumonia in Brooklyn after a brief illness. The Dispensary decision in South Carolina was not announced. Tur corset described as a waist basket.
The article summarizes House and Senate actions with debates on the tariff bill and urgent deficiency measures. It notes attempts to secure voting quorums, adjournments, and remarks by Mr. Reed Mr. Bryan and others. Reports on Tillman dismissing noncompliant militia and Brazil unrest are included along with a mine disaster in Austria and a sale decree for the Richmond and Danville line.
Nut trees can be grown from seed with proper care until established. Plant in shallow drills three feet apart, transplant at one year old to avoid long top roots. Use well tilled live loamy soil to prevent crust, favor spring planting to reduce root mice risk, and cultivate well for vigorous first-season growth before final transplant next spring.
A discussion on eggs packed with salt and galt oil methods notes four to five months’ keeping with minimal loss, while bran packs spoiled in four months. The piece riffs on kitchen importance, citing historic lines about cookery shaping daily life, faith, and policy. It ends with farm notes on potatoes and a cake recipe, plus a quip about sustaining newspapers in hard times.
A garbled advertisement page touts tonics and syrups for stomach and kidney issues. It markets Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, California Fig Syrup, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and various cough and bronchial remedies. Also promotes bronchi throat lozenges and hair dyes with testimonial claims and mail offers.
A Philadelphia Evening Star excerpt offers home etiquette advice urging punctuality and courteous behavior. It cautions against interrupting others, detaining strangers, and boasting, while sharing a memory of a grandmother drying blankets with tansy to deter moths.
A prominent citizen of West Tyne writes to Dr. Pierce praising Pleasant Pellets for liver relief. The letter, and a Buffalo immigration inspector’s testimony, extol the pellets as a superior, vegetable laxative remedy with gentle action and broad health claims.
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