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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
4
The article explains mosaic or Frenching in tobacco, showing leaves with alternating dark and light green patches. It notes occurrence in many tobacco areas, compares related plant mosaic diseases, and emphasizes two safeguards: remove diseased plants in beds and destroy them in the field, with careful handling and hand disinfection to prevent spread.
A professor reports Eskimo practices where manslaughter often follows murder, and kin disputes over victims lead to clashes. Widows or widowers may kill neglected children to ensure maintenance, elders are supported, and children are spared beating. Polygamy exists due to scarce women. wives must obey and may be beaten to curb dominance.
Excerpt from Life on a Tuscan Farm by T. R. Sullivan describes olive oil production at Dievole. Olives crushed in a stone mill powered by oxen, pulp moved in wicker baskets to the torchio press, oil collected in a coal and then drawn into ancient jars. Multiple squeezings yield finest first quality oil, which rests a week in the chiaratolo before market.
The finest canaries were raised in the Harz Mountains but production moved to Eichsfeld in Hanover as the trade expanded. About 250,000 canaries are bred annually in Germany with a value around £50,000, fueling peasant economies. The United States buys roughly 100,000 birds yearly, Britain 50,000, and other markets include Brazil Chile and Argentina. Attendants move birds to markets and return with parrots for Europe.
The essay argues Carlyle warned that prevalent criminal sentiment blurred the line between right and wrong. He condemned philosophical frames that reduce morality to interest and praised Christianity for keeping moral distances as clear as heaven and hell.
Two men from Wilson's ranch disapprove of a dull Richard III performance. One growls to exit while the other hesitates, noting the stage insists on a horse and suggesting they endure until the show begins.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet shows a woman insisting a parrot be recharmed for its dreadful speech. She vows to study Spanish to understand the words, prompting a light exchange about language and propriety.
A clipped quotation discussion about debt and wealth cites New York Times and a form of advice from Towards. It contrasts the idea that saving to avoid debt would create millionaires with a note on avoiding multiplicity of business. The single focus is praised as a path to success.
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