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Newspaper

Emmet County Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1899

Page

4

Between by Charlotte M. Baaime Chapter W1

A fragmentary dramatic scene shows Martin Moy and Leah amid a social circle at Brentwood and Dene Abbey. Leah contemplates love and status while duchess and duke of Rosedene support her. A tragedy linked to Lady Carlton’s wedding haunts the estate as characters discuss fate and desire.

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Tea culture in the South improves with Pinehurst venture gains

The article reviews Southern interest in tea cultivation led by Prof Charles I. Shepard of Pinehurst, Summerville, SC, noting a 25 percent profit and rising demand for Pinehurst tea. It discusses green versus black tea, labor costs, and the use of school-supported child labor in pickings at Pinchurat gardens with defined wages and schedules.

Colton Charles I. Shepard Finehurst Summerville S.C Agricultural Department Washington Pinehurst Tie Manehurst United States Pinchurat New York Presa Stummerville Dea Yiewe Elie Tute Gehor Uebeh Suimarmerville Psacia Sheppard Great Britain

Jewelry Factories and Tea Gardens Across Providence

The Providence scene features the nation’s largest silverware and jewelry production, with over 240 factories and major plants shaping a bustling industry. The piece explores jewelry work, tea cultivation experiments in Summerville and garden tea ventures, plus economic notes on labor, output, and regional growth. It also contrasts Providence’s industrial intensity with Chinese tea culture and domestic production prospects.

Providence R. 1 United States Nashville

Corpulent Corner Seller Shrugs at Weight Loss Plan

A quirky exchange unfolds as a corpulent corner store owner contemplates dieting, while a sharp customer counters with a humorous jab about sugar. The banter ends on a light, cheeky note about wrinkling.

Weather Ravine Tale and Dragon Cloud Legend

An Ullea Valley ravine is described as a reliable weather source with a distant cataract’s roar signaling rain. Tradition links the site to a dragon that controls clouds and winds, while local lore notes the average married woman behaves as if finding it easy to obtain a husband and expects another.

Natural Ullea Valley Ilondurars

Chicago taxpayers' money and city school funds

Chicago taxpayers contribute over 16 million dollars yearly to city government and the school system. The breakdown shows how each dollar is allocated among various public uses, offering a quick view of the distribution of tax dollars.

Chllengo Delan

Fire funding quirks show department salaries bundled

Chicago Tribune reports on a budgeting method where funds raised for schools and police are allocated to fire departments and salaries. A separate statement lists salaries not tied to any department figures, with details on how the combined totals fund uniforms, sewing, and shop tasks.

Chicago Tribune

British Postoffice Statistics and aging yew tales in Britain

The report from the British Postal General estimates postal revenue and quantities for the year, noting billions in letters and mail items. It discusses the age of yew trees in Britain, citing English, Scottish, and Irish examples dating back to 10 A D, with Wiltshire’s immense hollow tree highlighted. It also includes a rustic aside about a boy and peaches from a corner store.

United Kingdom Stoghton Englad Scotland Ireland Wiltshire Bec

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