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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
7
The speaker recalls the quarrel, concedes Lin may have been in the right, rises to burn a letter, and watches it smolder. In the ashes, anger fades and a calmer resolve takes its place.
Ten fugitives remain at large amid a complex escape at the Presidio with Murray Sackett among them. Capt. Kress relies on a detective’s report while Lt Ray faces theft of post funds and a shattered desk, as Hogan the trusted servant grapples with guilt and drink.
The article details a detailed house plan with 22 by 36 feet dimensions, materials like California redwood shingles, O. G. siding, and gypsum plastering. It also covers Belgian hare breeding advice including hutches, warmth, feeding, water, and care tips from T. Greiner via Farm and Fireside.
Vintons ships steamed into Honolulu harbor as the Dome faded on the horizon. The force received a grand banquet on palace grounds and cheers from locals. Three days were spent coal ing for the Manila voyage giving officers and men time for sea bathing and sightseeing. Vinton pressed to continue but complained of slow coal procedures.
A prominent society woman buys Dresden china cups then returns them for being unsatisfactory. A clerk finds the cups used and washed carelessly. The text notes frequent petty frauds merit protest. A college girl wore a borrowed pattern. a remark on fashion leads to a silent confrontation. An older woman blushes. the honored student refused deceit and was praised.
The Chicago Daily News quotes a proverb urging quick marriage and warns that a father in law may later regret the decision.
The latest U S Weather Bureau data show the share of sunlit hours for many cities. Albany 55 percent, Atlanta 53, Atlantic City 58, Baltimore 66, Boston 52, Chicago 53, Denver 71, Jacksonville 67, Key West 71, Los Angeles 76, Phoenix 84, San Diego 73, San Francisco 71, Santa Fe 75, Washington 58, and other listed locations.
John Moore of Philomath southeast of Dublin Indiana reported a cow that crave drink and died. He cut the carcass open and a six foot black snake crawled from the stomach. He killed it with a club. The snake likely entered years ago, cows milk production had been normal until illness.
The piece notes 10,000 miles of overhead telegraph wires in London, a proposed Hamburg Berlin electric railway at 33 million dollars, and Bavaria's giant lightning conductor atop Zugspitze. The rod extends three and a half miles down to a flowing water source, with its top near the meteorological observatory.
Polly Wogg the milk maid faces a playful prompt about a kiss as a humorous item from the Cincinnati Enquirer. The quip frames a lighthearted, social moment with a rustic character in a single line.
Agricultural Epistolist explains that delaying weed cutting until the weeds are in full bloom is often most effective. Dense weed patches in native pastures can smother useful grasses, but cutting late in the season or during a dry year can prevent regrowth as roots die, especially when hay is cut late to avoid a second growth.
George Wolf in Farm Poultry argues against fattening turkeys in pens. He notes birds kept indoors quarrel, worry for freedom, and tire of food, leading to lighter weights at slaughter.
After a revival in Cardiff Rev John McNeill offered to answer Bible questions. A young man asked who Cain’s wife was. McNeill replied that one should not seek others wives and risk their soul salvation.
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