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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1895
Page
2
From London Standard notes on language change, the piece discusses the decline of the second person singular thou and thee in favor of you. It cites Puritans and Quakers as influences, contrasts church and private prayer usage, and laments the loss of distinctions once carried by thou in everyday life.
A fledgling attorney asks to consult with a prisoner and, after a comical court exchange, reveals his opinion that the defendant was guilty with no defense. He then jokes he advised fleeing by window to avoid capture, illustrating a farcical courtroom moment and a magazine vignette.
A first person reminiscence of Christmas past in Panther Creek. The narrator recalls Aunt Nancy Newton, gifts, eggnog, a candy pull, dances, weddings, and family gatherings. He reflects on aging, faith, consumer excess, and a longing for simple holiday joys preserved by the old community traditions.
Guidance from the American Gardenings article on pruning newly planted trees. It contrasts whip pruning for peach trees with balanced head pruning for pears and apples, stressing strong foundations, selecting top branches, and timing of trimming to ensure sturdy growth and early formation of the top.
A fragmentary notice reports Eowann Exensox son of Malph Waldo Emerson lecturing in King fuxsid on his father’s correspondence with John Sterling and Thoreau. It mentions a crown sent to Emperor William by Herr Gokermann, who earned 97.50 for three months of work.
Practical guidance on wintering celery by hilling in June, covering with earth and straw, then layering with manure to prevent frost. Advice covers timing, tools, and incremental digging to keep celery fresh without wilting. Notes reader experiences and a farmer named A McDowan remarks on celery quality.
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