The New Century Farmer Vision of Progress
A voice outlines the twentieth century farmer as progressive, educated, and fair to wife and children. He will read, learn, manage stock as capital, keep barns and tools under cover, maintain accounts, avoid debt, and be a better citizen. Also notes on maple sap boiling devices and snow spreading manure debated by Rural New Yorker guidance.
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St Helena's Rise and Fall as a Prison Island
The Imperial and Colonial Magazine recalls St Helena as a prosperous East India Company port famed for revictualing ships, its isolation enabling Napoleon’s exile in 1815, and its near-impossible escape routes. By 1821 it is a locked, quiet penal colony with monthly Castle Union visits and little more activity.
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Newcomer in apt house causes maidservant posting
In a city uptown a new name appeared in a letter box belonging to a long-term tenant. The owner explained the card bore the name of her new maidservant who insisted her name be posted. A second anecdote recalls Coventry Patmore the poet famed for inattentive driving and a tale of a child noting poets take long journeys to Winchelsea.
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Day The Paper Signed And The Baby Died
A witness in a court case asserts the paper was signed on August 13, a date crucial to the case. When pressed, she reveals she knows the date because it was the day her baby died, a poignant moment aired in Pearson's Weekly.
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Drummer’s canvass ends with sharp insult and rose planting
The Merchants' Review recounts a grocer’s canvassing drummer who hammers for customers, tiring housewives until a lady suspects payback with roses on graves. A Palmerston-era tale shows a town briefly changed to erase an infamous name, while Vermost Station notes year‑round fertilization is safe on moderate slopes.
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