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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1891
Page
3
A damaged OCR segment presents ornate imagery and archaic diction about nature and love. Vivid phrases describe red fruit, purple dawn, summer birds, and remembered words, with references to winter and a poet named M. Winters in Harper's Week.
A parliamentary reporter notes ether is used as drink only in South Derry and parts of Tyrone, not elsewhere in Britain. Impure ether from unethylated spirits heats drunkenness quickly. despite harsher after effects, intoxication can occur twice daily at a cost. Since listing ether under the poi 608 act, grocers’ sales have nearly ceased and chemists’ trade is reduced.
Dialogue from Harper's Bazar features Johnny, Mamma Johnny and Ethel arguing about orange distribution with a playful line about lions not eating oranges. The exchange highlights domestic humor and character interplay in a humorous social page excerpt.
The article reviews cheese curd acid development after whey removal and salt timing, plus practical tips on keeping flies from horses and houses. It also covers grape grafting methods, early spring timing, and cautions about grafting success based on experience. It references oats disease in the East, bacterial causes, and a kerosene emulsion formula for insect control, with varied station recommendations.
Advice on feeding and housing poultry, transplanting young trees, and garden practices. Notes on correct roost heights, keeping lice under control with kerosene baths, cleaning with lime, and selling young ducks promptly. Also includes a Scottish thistle legend and a whale chair anecdote from 1587.
A collage of brief vignettes from Our Dumb Animals and youth reports includes a touching note on two white horses that loved each other, a tense rainstorm encounter in an abandoned house with two girls, a humorous mud pie antidote, and a civic note on church singers salaries in New York. Also features a playful exchange and a stray end fragment about Alice and Harold.
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