How to Use Concrete and Harvest Beans Guidance
A fragmented 19th century text blends concrete mixing guidance with bean harvesting notes. It discusses mixing ratios for cement, sand, and gravel, placement and curing, and cautions on avoiding cracking. It then shifts to bean storage and harvesting, describing barn bin layering, moisture control, threshing, hand picking, and a homemade deterrent for chickens involving a glass bottle sprinkler system.
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Angel
Jansean Goun
Jean Enttur
Talways
Meng Hawk
Stone Fence Design Aids Farm Access And Security
The article describes a stone wall fence with steps for easy crossing, noting its usefulness where stone is plentiful and warning two strong workers are needed to surmount. It also mentions calves for beef feeding and how whole milk aids high quality finish, while reporting dodder curse affecting clover growth and a call for careful seedsman conduct.
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Recest
Vireginia
Widow Bride Steals a March in Public Wedding Prank
A Boston wedding story unfolds as a bride's suitor elopes with her, a merriment filled chase ends with a dramatic escape to a hotel and theater amid a crowd on Tremont street. The bride describes anger and fevered resolve, while the groom remains celebrated for his daring exit.
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Tremont Street
Hey
Tim
Peculiar Wedding Trip Around Boston Cabbie Scene
A theater couple Miss Pearl Corynee Cook and Edward Beck wed at four in the afternoon. After the ceremony they planned a train departure, but the cast halted the trip. They rode a cab around Boston with the company present at the stage entrance as the cabman waited.
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Tiree Ames
Boston
Comepany
Heiress in Love Defies Family Wealth in Montana Tale
In Butte Montana an heiress, Montina Largey, famed as one of the west’s richest young women, secretly loves Ray MacDonald, a Scotsman from Canada. After her father’s death she inherits a fortune near a million, yet money cannot win her heart. They marry at midnight and flee to California for their honeymoon, planning trips to Canada to meet his family.
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Bute
Montana
Ray MacDonald
Canada
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Doy
Collee
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Joncana
Miss Larger
Teaba
Ray MacDouslé
MacDonald
California
Los Angeles
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Wineardy
Mra. Sinsley
Pie Maker Affinity Sparks Union With Colonel Bartlett
A humorous tale from Goaton recalls Col. John H. Bartlett meeting Mrs. Susie J. Keese after sampling a pie she baked. He praised her cooking and proposed, saying a woman who bakes pies with real affinity is beloved. Mrs. Reese, now Mix Bartlett, agreed to marry if she could be his official pie maker.
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Tanney
Susie J. Keese
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Colote
Beeama
Ikea
No Spanking in This Case
A Philadelphia couple, William Singley and Miss Weaver, eloped after a six month secret engagement. At a Trinity Lutheranchive social they met, fell in love, and wed within a short span, with a marriage license secured and a gold ring exchanged before a brief outing.
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Wiliam Singley
George W. Weaver
Porter Street
Philadelphia
Slingley
Wiss Weaver
Trinity Lutheranchive
Bingley
Mysterious Wedding Row Endures Family Strife
A bride endures repeated delays as wedding tension grows. The couple stays with her parents while a rumor fueled by a wedding guest and a paternal concern about a suitor named Singley leads to emotional confrontation.
Young Bride Made Welcome in Washington Wedding
Marlory T. Suvin of Washington and Béwin Tile, aged 18, secretly wed after a Europe trip with relatives. Pisan, the uncle by marriage, greets the union warmly and jokes about the couple’s future, while Suvin’s history with Pilson and family remains warmly chronicled.
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Washington
Béwin Tileson
Benjamin F. Pison
Laughine
Pilsen
Miss Sayin
Z. B. Alexander
Europe
Pilson
Pisan
Teare
Ailing Past Man Redeems Self to Be Valued Citizen
A San Francisco Baltimore American Traveler recounts a jovem man who, urged by an elder, used funds not his own in Mexico years ago. He faced disgrace, found honesty, and built a trusted life with a former employer, proving reformation is possible.
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Bac Society
Jawa
Ania
G B. Percy
San Francisco
Baltimore
Mexico
Ale
Bam
Brown
Nis
Intime
G.F
Aked
America
WATER GATEWAY AND WEED CONTROL TIPS FOR FARMERS
A long vintage article covers farm fence repairs using a stationary cross piece and rod to secure wires, then shifts to weed management in permanent and rotation pastures. It stresses that weed growth signals deficient grass stands, advises mowing after harvest, reseeding with disk drill plus clover, and recommends Alsike clover on low land. It also notes small flocks of sheep can profitably graze varied pastures and urges machinery upkeep and focused poultry breeding.
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AL Nelow
Sys Wauljece
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