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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
4
Rev Dr Talmage surveys birds in scripture and nature to draw moral lessons. He likens doves to peace and Noahs ark, partridges to danger of sudden wealth, eagles to divine guidance, swallows to temple altars, and the church to a speckled bird. He cites many birds as symbols of virtue, warning, and spiritual ascent.
A mosaic of biographical snippets lists J B Watson as Kansas' richest man worth 8 million, Samuel J Randall's estate at 730.74, and John Wy Rife as the heaviest congressman. Mentions cover Carnegie’s gifts, Marian J Laws’ death, and various leaders’ careers, ages, and origins, with sparse details on exact contexts.
The Berkshire Hills region manufactures all U S notes. Paper leaves the machine as sheets eight by thirteen and a half inches, four notes per sheet, with 175000 pounds required annually. Silk threads cover notes to deter counterfeiting, varying by issue. government inspector Col Brown notes reduced losses since redesigned layouts.
John Chinaman idolizes his sons while deeming his daughter unworthy of a name or education. He counts only boys, treating the daughter as a slave in her own and her husband’s home. When a child is sick, the family believes the soul wanders and seeks it near the nearest bridge, wrapping some life form in a pillow. If death comes, burial is hasty, and the coffin is valued as furniture for a grander funeral as wealth and descendants grow.
The American Cultivator notes millet is among the best grasses for dairy cows in winter. Properly cut and cured millet hay provides good winter feed, rivaling clover hay in value but with lower labor and cost. Millet tolerates diverse soils, though rain or heat can reduce palatability and nutrition.
Old newspaper snippet advertises two easy brown bread recipes using Graham flour with molasses and yeast options. It touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a sovereign remedy for indigestion liver and bowel disorders and mentions a church property value of 98 million dollars along with an eye ointment from John R. Dickey Drum Co Bristol Va.
Advice on daily teeth care, avoiding rough use, early decay checks, and child dental visits. Encourages brushing, rinsing, and early use of toothbrush. Notes Swiss habits, then transitions to New York Ledger directory facts, detailing the 106th New York city directory with about 400000 names and 1605 pages.
A teacher questions a pupil about future plans after repeated admissions of uncertainty. The boy finally imagines becoming an astronomer who discusses comets, reflecting a moment of hopeful ambition sparked by doubt.
A playful panel features Little Dot and Little Dick debating Sam son’s strength. Dot mistakes a photo for Samson while Dick jokes that Sam son avoids the barber, as their Papa notes barbers gossip about people. The exchange riffs on grooming and strength with a light punchline.
A brief dialogue from Street & Smiths Good News presents a child saying a mother isn set to be in a decent family, and a neighbor noting the child is the one long in street lore. The exchange highlights social norms and family reputation within a short reading item.
Dar nk J. Ch minkes oath that he is senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. and that the firm will pay 100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before a notary on December 6, 4 oe A. W. Gleabon. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists.
A compact collection notes New York leading with 1958 newspapers while Nevida has 25. Bohemia shows 100 women’s groups. Sitka mourning custom paints the upper face. aluminium cravats debut in Germany. England imports palm oil around 50 000 tons. New South Wales coal reserves imply 100 million tons annual output. hearsay that dreams occur in animals with horses and dogs displaying typical sleeping behavior.
A humorous dialogue from the New York Weekly features a flat agent challenging a tenant about children, with the tenant insisting none are present and joking that the walls are dented from their elbows. A Springfield Republican note reports about 2,894 Black employees in Washington earning around 2,000,000 dollars in salaries from the treasury annually.
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