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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
8
Deucalion and his weary raiders break a rebel siege and pursue a night retreat toward a sea-ward escape. Ylga warns him of retribution from the Empress while Tob slickly ferries the lovers toward a ship and a perilous frontier.
A London paper reports Rev W Baker Beall scolding American visitors at Stratford-on-Avon parish church for placing worthless American coins in the offertory. He offered to return the coins to anyone who claimed them, but none did.
An illustrated self-feeder for hogs built from inch lumber stands six feet high with a water tight roof. It should be painted at joints and set on durable sills such as locust oak or stone. Length can vary and ends should have boards to keep corn from spilling.
A guide from American Gardening on making water proof covers from woolen cloth linen or calico sackcloth and canvas. It details alum sugar of lead and isinglass treatment for wool, waxlike coating with soap for linen, oak bark decoction for sackcloth, and fish skin glue with alum for dense drying results.
The article describes a versatile trough 4 by 14 feet, with slanted sides for easy feeding and cleaning. It can be rolled between cows and can be watered from running supply, using hard wood wheels for durability. Useful for winter watering and other barn tasks, boosting efficiency and profit.
Practical guidance for dairy stables including cleaning, ventilation, and drainage. Emphasizes whitewashing, daily manure gutter plaster, fresh air, dust control, and separate cattle spaces. Advises mixing wheat with other grains to improve returns and avoid pasty mixtures.
Attaches say hundreds of visitors seek audience with President Roosevelt claiming rough rider status or cowboy heritage. Officials note the lines would stretch from the White House to New York and many claims lack War Department records. A dime-novel style hunter was refused entry due to concealed weapon laws while posing aggressively.
The Cleveland Construction Company negotiates with Signor Spanier for electric lines from Cairo to Mecca via Sinai and Damascus. Trolley expansion, aided by the sultan of Turkey, may extend from Jerusalem to Galilee as part of a Zionist mobility plan.
Arkansas forests cover large tracts untouched by logging. The article notes extensive wooded belts across the state, preserving natural timber lands and wildlife habitats.
New York and Cleveland show varied prices for flour wheat oats and corn with highs and lows. Cattle sheep hogs and other livestock also listed for Chicago Toledo East Buffalo with ranges and notable values.
Letters and endorsements from Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood Congressman Amos J. Cummings and General Joseph Wheeler praise Peruna as a cure and tonic for catarrh. The piece claims catarrh is widespread, a systemic disease, and promotes free literature from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
A Baltimore American excerpt shows Mr. Sourdropp announcing a bold resolution after confessing 42 years as a bachelor. Miss Oldgirle reacts with surprise as he declares he will remain single for 42 more years.
The manager addressed the waiting audience with a somber expression and asked for a brief delay while Mme. Prim don regains her vocal strength, strained by yawning over verses sent by an admirer.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway issues a six sheet calendar 12 by 14 inches with ten color actress portraits by Leon Moran. Original paintings owned by the company, calendars sold in limited edition at 25 cents each, mailed on receipt of price. F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Humorous exchange notes Mrs Nebbish summered at Rovers and now winters in Florida Mrs Peppery quips about where she might spring and fall.
Great Mid Winter Fete promotion for Queen and Crescent Route trains from Cincinnati New Orleans with two daily 24 hour services year round. Emphasizes low rates fine train service and southern scenery inquiries answered by G P A W C Rinearson Cincinnati.
A Baltimore American excised line shows a courteous croupier urging a patron to take something for his system as he rakes in another stack related to Lord Rosslyn.
Aras of color fail to stain hands or kettle except green and purple, while readers reflect on friends who seem mad when busy or silent. Quotes from Atchison Globe and Chelsea Gazette highlight idle chatter and marriage rumors around Charlie, with chatter about trouble.
In a courtroom moment the count asks Miss Rocksey-Oh for consent and the father reflects on his role. Old Rocksey replies that if consent had been clear she would not be his only concern, prompting the judge to weigh the personal exchange.
A misprinted economic quip and assorted remarks appear in the report. The chief warns officers to pay as they go or not pay at all, while unrelated lines reference medicines, quotes, and a university joke from the University of Michigan Wrinkle.
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