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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
2
The article blends anecdotes from New York suffragist circles with an array of fashion notes. It highlights Mrs. Hoorman Wells recalling a chaotic suffragette meeting and then shifts to period fashion trends including hats, ribbons, perfumes, gilt slippers, and dress silhouettes, interspersed with light column jokes and captions.
A consul grants leave to a man whose long absence has never occurred. He seeks a week away to bury his son Hamido among his people, following their customs, as a storm of emotion and memory passes through the scene.
A damaged OCR fragment notes death and manifest moments, with unclear names and places, leaving only vague references to a solemn event and associated emotions. Reading fails to identify persons, dates, or locations, requiring caution in interpretation.
A fragment cites archaic sayings on conscience and belief in daily divine intervention in earthly justice, referencing ancestral restraint and superstition in moral judgment.
Practical notes cover disinfecting hog houses, tar solutions, water dilutions, and weekly cleaning. Poultry management emphasizes henhouse care, feeding routines, water, and grain mixes to improve lays through winter. Also included are notes on green fodder, grain with pasture, and farm experiments on alfalfa and inoculation.
A striking account recalls atrocities by slave traders in Angola and Congo, describing families torn apart, children whipped to death, and heads severed in West Africa. General Pienaar testifies to abuse while seeking signatures against slavery and end to colonial brutality.
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