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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1893
Page
4
The licorice plant is a small shrub growing to about three feet high with roots in water. It thrives without cultivation and is collected mainly in winter though possible year round. After drying for about a year, roots are cut into pieces, shipped by native boats to Bussorah, pressed into bales for London, then sent to America for tobacco manufacture.
A young wife defends patience about getting ready, recounting she was late for a prayer meeting as her husband calmly reads by the fire after she hunted for gloves and other items. Her friend challenges gender stereotypes while the wife explains the situation.
An OCR fragment from a 19th century periodical includes a rambling mix of stage dialogue about engagement and marriage, travel quackery, medicinal ads for Brown's Iron Bitters and Beecham's Pills, and notices about legal issues and job schemes. It mentions Old Friend, Miss Prettie, and scattered references to ships and climate related health advice. The text showcases era style advertising and social gossip in a single page snippet.
Rain and wind failed to dampen New York City crowds for a grand naval review on the Hudson. Ten nations’ warships joined the Dolphin and a Presidential escort, with 1600 guns firing as Grover Cleveland arrived and foreign admirals paid ceremonial respects amid lights and public spectacle.
Governor Carr ordered one infantry regiment and naval reserve to New Berne to aid Craven County sheriff in executing the supreme court writ. The plan calls for force only if necessary to place James City lands in the lawful owner’s possession. Prolonged history dates to 1880 with court action and contested deeds.
A brief comedy exchange shows an employment agent asking about the last job while a domestic refuses a short stay, preferring quiet. The agent offers a position in a household where the couple have been married ten years, but the domestic balks at the longer tenure seeking peace and quiet.
Mrs Crinoline condemns male streetcar behavior after a crowded ride where only two men offered seats. Her husband asks what happened as she voices disgust at stolid selfishness. The note appears in New York Weekly.
Postmaster General Bissell reversed a Wanamaker ruling that Buffalo real estate circulars offering one free lot per ten purchased counted as a lottery. Congressman Chapman urged federal patience, but Bissell decided the federal government can act without waiting for a state to initiate prosecution, impacting mail policy for such schemes.
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