Surprise party honors long time M E choir chorister Judd
A December 13 gathering at Mr Judd’s residence celebrated his thirty years as choir chorister of the M E church. Friends presented chairs to Mr and Mrs Judd and heard a formal tribute from Rev BD Palmer. The evening included singing led by Mr Judson Sherford and a farewell dinner before the group dispersed. Nearby obituary notes Mr John Allen died December 14 at about age 60 from heart-related illness after a day in the woods.
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Delicate Dimples and a Dimple Plot Exposed in Chicago
A Chicago News confession describes a parlor that makes artificial dimples using a pistol like tool and silk ties. The account details the procedure from initial sting to healing, claiming ten dollars paid and a perfect dimple achieved after five days, followed by a brief agricultural note on feeding young foals to maintain appetite.
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Practical Colt Care Tips From an Old Manual
Instructions advise feeding foals with corn shelled from a single ear and offering corn on the ear as they age. Emphasizes warm, clean, well ventilated quarters, exercising in the warmest part of the day, and keeping bedding dry. Recommends removing manure daily and ensuring doors and lighting are adequate. Encourages gentleness and building the foal’s trust in the handler.
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Confine Yourself to One Breed for Better Stock
Breeders are urged to pick a single breed and master it rather than raise multiple breeds. Keeping pure varieties is costly and risky. focus on the best-suited breed, learn its quirks, and build a reputation with top specimens. Wintering pigs is costly. breeders should raise breeders, sell spring litters, and rely on careful feeding for profitable pork.
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N.Y. Tribune
Closing out sale on toys and holiday goods
Store shifts from dry goods and carpets to clear out entire stock in toys and holiday items regardless of cost. Offers many items at half price and marks down cloaks shawls blankets robes and related fabrics. Black silks and cashmeres also deeply discounted as part of the liquidation.
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