Age to Love Provokes Claims on Ideal Hearts
The editor cites Prof Bell of Clark University reporting average ideal loves at 22 for women and 24 for men with cautions on early attachments. He urges watchfulness for first sparks at 22 and 24, urging careful nurturing of budding feelings amid spring’s mood and a few social observations from Mrs Harris on shifting affections after middle age.
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Frof. Bell
Clark University
Bell
L. H. Hara
The
Independent
Money Madness at Indiana Trust Bank Crowd
A Monday evening crowd surged around the Indiana Trust building, clamoring for cash as rumors spread that the bank was unsafe. Patrons fought for spots in line to withdraw funds, while others warned against panic and noted the dangerous focus on money over safety. The writer critiques the misplaced priorities and questions who should benefit from Carnegie’s fund, then comments on plans to replace the Occidental hotel with a major new building, praising a local citizen’s vision.
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Indiana Trust Building
Indiana Trust Company
G. A. Schnul
Indianapolis
Orchard Planning Conflicts Crop Advice From New York Grower
New York Grower notes orchardists must adapt to local conditions when planting fruit crops. He emphasizes spacing and intercropping strategies, detailing that what works in one orchard may fail in another, and stresses careful planning before adding new rows or crops.
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New York
Feed Costs Before Weaning for Foals and Mare Management
An old farm guide outlines methods to wean foals and induce grain intake by adjusting feeding setups. It covers placing feed boxes to encourage early nibbling, separating mothers from foals, introducing grain and oats with bran, and managing grazing to ease weaning. The piece emphasizes humane pacing and pasture planning for future productivity.
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Henry
Tate
John Splan
Svass
Renovate Your Pastures With Careful Spring Harrowing
Advice on pasture renovation through late April and May, focusing on weed removal, soil surface preparation, and reseeding to restore bluegrass. Recommends sharp harrowing to expose soil, then sow a bushel of seed per acre to establish a thick sward that expands over a year, improving barren areas.
MARRIAGE TALE OF FANSHAWE AND ART HARRY
Daily Hess and Matrimony story recounts Mike Fanshaw forgiving a suitor, Arthur Storr, amid courtship antics. A playful sleigh ride and chess metaphors illuminate old fashioned romance, with teasing dialogue about proposing under moonlight and a moment of comic forgetfulness.
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Marr
Arthur Storr
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Mina Farshaw
Arthur
Marr Oldwell
Mita Panshaw
China
Law
Heenaes
Mayer Mony
Nowalk
Nancy
Fanahyn
Aafery
Mountains Appealed For Near Brow County Vermont?
An anxious inquiry about distant mountains travels through Brow County as Mrs Leitner and 39 Ewirs singers journey from St Louis toward New York style views. They planned a stop in the Siew village while en route to see the familiar peaks, noting the trip began only last Friday and the landscape proved too grand to photograph.
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New York
Marty Lerner
St. Louie
Siew
Volon
Mre
Leitner Wan
Spring Work Delayed by Wet Weather on Farm
The country faces delays in spring field tasks due to rain and muddy soil. The author recalls past seasons of late plowing, slow harrowing, and drought damage to corn, noting that early prep and properly sharpened plowshares save time and improve soil readiness for planting. They warn that late-season sod will resist work, urging early and thorough field preparation and hiring help if needed.
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Nelda
Strel
Circus in the Barn and Clown Troupe Nostalgia
A vivid account recalls a rural circus with Skinny Carr and Pig Burley as clowns who perform rope tricks and plunging antics. White Cook and Mullet Ingelow, in flashy costumes, join later, igniting chaos in the ring with ink blasts, water, and whipping antics while the crowd cheers. Edward Singer signs off with a talking fragment on Russian volunteers and a note on Western railroads’ poor business despite grain and coal downturns.
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Carr
Burley
Deserted at the Alter at the Park Tuesday and Wednesday
A crowded theatre scene features Deserted at the Alter a melodrama with love story and villainy at the Park on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and evenings. The Grand and Empire offer vaudeville and stock acts amid a bustling scene from the republican state convention.
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Judge Parker's early schoolroom start cited in defense
A reader defends Judge Parker against repeated attacks by recalling a schoolroom incident where a pupil bullied the teacher and Parker responded with a decisive punch. The anecdote compares Parker to other future presidents who faced similar early discipline challenges at young ages.
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Ciizen
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Uckihe
Delaware
Wade
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Abe Lincoln
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Cleveland
Pope Speaks for Justice to Negroes
In a Vatican letter received by editor Nick Chiles, Pope Pius speaks for justice for the Negro race, urging equal treatment under U.S. laws and Christian principles. The missive replies to a Wester Neopress Association resolution urging the pope to advocate better conditions for Black Americans.
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Apel
Pope Mas
Nick Chiles
Plain Dexter
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