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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1883
Page
11
A collection of home farming and garden notes on cooking methods soil care and weed control. Advice emphasizes not relying on a single method but on the gardener's diligence and careful soil management.
In a smoking car conversation about a Georgia town’s single hotel, travelers dread a harsh landlord. The next stop reveals the landlord behind the desk, and the group ends with an uneasy farewell as he wishes them well and they depart without further comment.
A garbled dialogue scene on a ferry ride from Wall Street depicts a man recalling engagement woes and a cold response from a woman. The text references a disappointed suitor feeling crushed after a proposed match is rejected, plus a father’s large sum invested in a summer hotel and a company's lack of progress.
The Dairy discusses cream rising in milk at varying temperatures and times, warns against carrying whey in milk cans, and cites methods for preventing garlic odor in milk. It covers cow kicking during milking, training calves, and a rope restraint technique to stop kicking while milking.
Austin Belknap, president of the Boston Butter Cheese and Egg Association, urges dairy producers to focus on taste and cleanliness. He warns poor storage taints butter, notes soil and feed quality affect flavor, and emphasizes washing cows and proper ventilation to keep milk pure.
In a letter to Voltaire Pasteur argues for a scientific mission to Egypt to test if cholera is caused by a microscopic organism in the body. He notes progress in transmissible disease research and outlines how discovering a microbe could guide prevention and treatment. The four-person team includes Roux Thuillier Straus and Novard.
An Austin man endures heat after a street quarrel sparked by his wife with warm colored hair. She mocks him and suggests a thermometer would reveal a hotter home. he retorts with a sharp insult. The exchange ends with biting barbs about the couple’s tempers.
A Boston Journal note recounts a legend from early Vermont in which a sick tribal member prompts a messenger to convey Pa's some sick. The story explains the river name Pasen mpsic, tied to the Indian camp along the bank where the tale began.
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