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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1889
Page
8
Practical advice on storing farm implements for winter, transplanting large trees safely in cold ground, using ashes in hog pens to prevent disease, cooking fuel for farms, wire repair and small mending, horse ringbone treatment options, feeding hens, and handy home gardening and cooking notes. Includes methods for grafting plum and peach, and a note on Germany linking rail routes to Constantinople.
A garbled OCR scan presents a collage of quips, wordplay, and social bits. It references a New York Sun style mock dialogue, stray phrases about stamps, volcano definitions, and a “mouse in the room” moment. Names, places, and coherent events are largely unreadable.
A practical note describes repurposing worn broom parts into brushes for pots kettles ovens and stove cleaning. It covers cutting wire washing parts with soap soda drying and tying into bundles with strong twine to create sturdy implements for scrubbing and cleaning kitchen items and vegetables.
A lingering note of the New Feast by the band is heard all day and into night as the monitor signals readiness. Aly welcomes the moment and a sense of long live the King lingers in the scene.
The article recalls the Berline estate of a famed German locomotive designer, once rival to Bismarck. The chancellor’s refusal of a vital request sparked revenge, leaving the property and stables as lasting symbols of power, wealth, and enmity.
An imperial mausoleum will be built over Emperor Frederick of Germany in black marble modeled after the Tavern Vosument in Toledo Cathedral. A richly carved sarcophagus will rest on four corner cylindrical supports and be topped by a recumbent effigy in a cuirass uniform with a laurel crown. The feet will be cloaked in an imperial mantle. The Sultan of Janybar Africa leases land to the German Evangelical Mission Society of East Africa for a century to construct a church and hospital.
A pasted fragment from Repoublican Headquarters Moravia New York dated March 5 1977 urges castor oil on shoe soles to stop creaking. It also includes endorsements for Rempe Balsam cough remedy Scott's Emulsion and other medical claims with various signatures and drug ads.
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