19 Dec 1877
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1877
Page
1
A dark dreary home tale of a lost child in Nye's neighborhood. Neighbors recall a mother weary and a father who strained to work at night. In a harsh winter, a baby dies and flowers are laid with tears, mourning the sorrow of the family.
In a Western Rural narrative, Katie Bevan marries Walter Shaddock and they start life amid lavish paraphernalia. Debt, moving to Chicago, and waning love test their vows. A fire, a reconsideration, and a generous old man restore hope as Katie learns humility and Walter redeems their bond through shared labor and a rebuilt home.
A miscellany of jokes and anecdotes on manners and speech, plus a Poultry Review urging clean living and proper care to prevent chicken cholera. It stresses water access in winter, clean coops facing south, daily feeding, and ventilation, linking sanitation to egg production and farm profits.
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