PUNDER'S ALMANAC Read Worldwide Says Wad
Short notes describe Punder's Almanac as a book worth reading widely. Mentions a sergeant who is urged to see a doctor and jokes featured in the issue.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1894
Page
4
Short notes describe Punder's Almanac as a book worth reading widely. Mentions a sergeant who is urged to see a doctor and jokes featured in the issue.
A crowded public park scene in which a young man asks an older man about Linda, the Colored girl. The exchange reveals Linda’s feelings and the local man’s cautious, humorous response as conversations mix with land and cotton talk.
A fragmentary dialogue scene shows a marshalling officer and a rider from the headwaters of Terror Lake. The exchange touches on money, social status, and a looming threat as the rider warns of danger and departs up town.
A violent encounter unfolds on a city street with multiple victims. A wounded man identifies himself as Scott from Terrorlake before dying, declaring he was dangerous and blaming others as he collapses. The marshal reacts, noting the grim scene and the apparent danger.
The Arizona Kicker comments on small town papers. It notes Blue Hill Tribune’s modest progress with new ink and criticizes Sam Colfax of the Turkey Bend Boomer for his English and earnings, while sparking interest in a proposed new press and local investments.
New York July 14 George M Pullman disclaims responsibility for the strike and explains wage cuts after the 1893 panic. The report traces factory layoffs at Pullman, labor agitation, and his advice against arbitration. Also noted are brief items on press criticism, local papers, and regional notices about transportation workers and public events.
On a depot platform I spoke with the town marshal when a scrubby man rode up on a buckskin pony and asked if we were the ones who rule the town. The encounter suggests a tense confrontation as a question of authority arises.
State officers debate whether to hold the annual Indiana militia encampment at Fairview park near Indianapolis. Most commanders favor a six day camp, but actual service this year and costs from coal strike and transportation concerns raise questions. Decision pending.
Lizick Lapp and Lewis Bowman are fined by Justice Ryan for related offenses. Elzina Lapp, wife of Adam Lapp, receives a sentence including surrendering her ten year old child to her father amid her recent departure from home and her stated life of shame.
The article praises the Dutch coach horse for size stamina and versatility while noting milking challenges and seasonal feeding. It discusses dairy cattle drying off, summer pasture strategies and green fodder, plus advice on shade for stock and the shift toward private grazing lands and horse shows in San Francisco.
Summer fattening advice warns breeders against fattening cattle hogs sheep and poultry in heat. Emphasizes growth of bone sinew and size while avoiding fat. Notes corn rich diets risk liver and leg issues in hogs and stresses cooling feeding for poultry.
Minnesotan S. M. Owen of Minneapolis was nominated for governor by acclamation at the state populist convention in Minneapolis. The convention results were announced July 11 with Owen as the chosen candidate.
Judge White ruled the board of health may require school pupils to be vaccinated if exposed to smallpox. The decision upheld a case brought by the State Anti-Vaccination society seeking to stop enforcement and cited Muncie’s outbreak as justification for the order. The piece also contains ads for medicines and summer travel offers.
Democratic conferees of the Twenty sixth district meet and renominate Hon. Joseph Sibley for congress. Advertisements tout Dr King’s No Discovery and Electric Bitters as cures, with Dreier & Bro. Drug Store featuring them. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised for bruises and skin conditions, with a money back guarantee.
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