Grandest Treasure A Wife The True Home Article
A moral vignette extols marital harmony as man’s greatest treasure and a rich, authentic home as the heart of a virtuous life. It asserts money should not enter marriage and notes happy homes endure through mutual care. The piece also marks 1884 as a centennial in American Methodism and closes with a schoolhouse joke about Adam and the apple.
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Hog Cholera and Hog Rearing Remedies
The article urges readers to focus on hog health due to cholera and high bacon prices. It attributes disease to worms from improper feeding and promotes cornbread slops with spirits turpentine or tobacco and onions to prevent worms, kill worms, and cure hogs, based on experience.
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Farmers Should Be Readers and Moral Life on Farms
A Kansas farmer essay argues that farmers have time for study and that ambitious farm boys can read daily. It praises Mr. Geeslin, a courteous Central Railroad conductor, for his kindness to children. The piece references literature on sulfur in medicine, the longest English word, and a moral exhortation about modesty, temperance, and kindness, urging education and gentleness as paths to true glory.
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