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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1892
Page
1
Louise Upham writes of seasons and labor with Farmer John in a pastoral poem from the Ledger. The verse contrasts summer toil and winter rest, cherishing enduring love as harvests fade and time passes. The speaker recalls shared work, blooms, and the promise that love remains until life’s end.
In a New York boarding house Mrs Carlisle mirrors a modern farce as Miss Kent, a stubborn old maid nurse, plots to unite her with Cousin Mark. A staged reading, secret closet rendezvous, and a final kiss seal a mock marriage plan amid comic household intrigue. The tale blends witty dialogue with social themes of independence and romance.
Practical tips on growing asparagus, choosing bed preparation and seasons, plus notes on hog feeding. It covers corn use limits for meat quality, ideal market weights, and farming practices from Metropolitan and Rural Home. Also includes notes on poultry care, fruit drying, barn management, and several simple recipes.
The article surveys edible plant parts and seeds used globally. It mentions artichokes broccoli and cauliflower as foods, Brussels sprouts, cabbage varieties, maritime broccoli, pickles, caps and cloves, abutilon esculentum, pumpkin flower buds, violets jasmines and rose petals in preserves, and seeds like sunflower and mesquite pods. It notes Indian use of grain seeds and watermelon seeds in China and the American West.
Detroit physician Dr. Chalmer Prentice, staying at the Vendome, touts a theory that slight misalignment of the eyes causes continual eye muscle strain and brain irritation, leading to systemic nervous disorders. He cites improved conditions after correcting the eye axis and claims his method detects latent eye strain and heals diseases previously deemed incurable.
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