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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1909

Page

3

Philo Gubb and the Auto Hen in Bettville tale

Philo Gubb, a tender hearted Bettville resident, cares for an oil-stove hot water bottle treated as an auto hen. He feeds, warms, and drags the bottle, naming the hatchlings as they emerge, until a tragic misjudgment ends the ruse. The episode blends humor with a gentle moral on care and perception.

Philo Gubb Bettville Philo Rhizccoluta Bet Omma Noochs Papas Toada Rick Stick Stan Cara Dearies Shere Eepy Meeny Cracky Feeny Noacha Poppa Toocha Ashad Clute Phils Rhinocolura W. G. Chapman

Farm practice and stock care from an old agricultural guide

A broad advisory on farm management covers hogs and other stock, breeding, feeding, housing, and hygiene. It discusses dipping to control lice, maintenance of clean pens, one sided feeds, alfalfa balances, and the value of experimenting on every farm. It also notes tools, winter radishes, manure, fairs, robins in pest control, and duck rearing basics.

Novel Bridal Luncheon Ideas Spark Practical Fun

A hostess plans a plain style bridal luncheon with practical touches. Guests receive miniature labor symbols as place cards and a shoe and ring motif decorates the setting. A tree shower features artful packages tied to a Christmastree with rhymed notes and a scissors-festooned unwrapping.

Mme Curtsey

Five Oclock Tear Drink Recipe Note

A popular combination served in the five o'clock tea uses grape juice and ginger in equal parts, with about a third of the latter. Using white grape juice instead of purple enhances the drink. Serve in glasses half filled with cracked ice.

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Fwo Suggestions for Silk and Linen Garments in 19th Century Style

The passage describes multiple sewing designs with simple back and front tucks, yoke details, plastron, and sleeves, using fabrics such as silk, ninon, lawn, lace, and linen. Materials lists specify quantities for each design, including silk, lace, muslin embroidery, and tassels.

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Philo Gubb and the Auto Hen Eltis Parker Butler Peter. Newell Brooklyn Hotel Clevx Pecox Newell Dy Brook Farm Aiea Stade Bartlett, Kleffer and Duchess Forbes Robins
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