A'e the green apple with bites all around
A fragmented item describes a green apple eaten in spots and a ball lost on the ground. A puzzled phrase about a cigarette and a pale figure follows with a stray dog mentioned.
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1883
Page
7
A fragmented item describes a green apple eaten in spots and a ball lost on the ground. A puzzled phrase about a cigarette and a pale figure follows with a stray dog mentioned.
Joe Jawtry schemes to borrow a thousand dollars by offering Tobit Clake’s hillside as security. Nathan Linch and Tubal Tulkins bid fiercely, hoping to outmaneuver each other for the plot, while Joe’s true aim is to watch a neighbor get a bargain, not to cash in. The matter ends with Linch winning the hillside deed for five thousand, while Joe reveals the ruse and his real interest lay in the outcome.
A collection of factoids from multiple sources notes Mississippi female age counts, world ship totals, sailor ranks, ostrich hatching rates, and criminal stats from Prussia. It also cites fruit shipments from Savannah, poultry and egg consumption in the United States, New York City official incomes, city size comparisons, and dental prosthetics production.
A 95 year old deacon in Providence participates in the opening program of the new Home for Aged Men. He sings Old Hundred with energy and calls the residence “just like Heaven,” reflecting on his past property holdings and faith.
Key West reports 81 cigar factories employing about 5000 workers. In the year ending June 30 they produced 75 million cigars.
A patchwork of aphorisms and quips on life work and society from the New York Herald Chicago Tribune and other papers. Bits humor and rural speech note value of honest toil and common sense with sketches of everyday folks and proverbs.
In New Hampshire Tommy Derwent and his pets Daisy Jumbo Rover and Aunt Sally endure a summer tale. Tommys curiosity leads him to an old well where Jumbo is drowned during a game. Tommy mourns and Aunt Sally uses the accident as a learning moment about obedience and care.
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