Fragmented Domestic Turmoil Ends In Despair
A family dispute turns deadly as Mr Skinner's breakdown after a bitter quarrel leads to a violent scene. Mrs Skinner and children cope with the aftermath while the once orderly home descends into a haunted, demented household. The story tracks the collapse of a "happy family" under strain and the unsettling discovery in the aftermath.
Wealth brings shock as miner recalls sudden fortune
A correspondent relates a Sydney tale of Tony Randall who rises from poverty to riches and splurges on bottles, stoves, and hotel bills, only to be overwhelmed by wealth and cry with laughter and tears. The piece contrasts the mine fortune with mental strain. A second item reports Henry Ward killed by a hog that had escaped confinement and fatally attacked him at his Philadelphia home.
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Marssrtifouke
Flinney
Harry Jyrey
Tom
Haba
Australia
Ming
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Denggist
Tom Randall
Tony Randall
Hin
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Philadelphis
Henry Ward
Moyaniensing
Snyder Agenues
Beton the Brate
Ward
Lizzy
Clarence
Rosa
Gizzy Eldon
Fouw
Mr. Hyde
Lizzy Eldon
Cuthbert
Lizzie
Uncle Cuthbert
Engagement, Inheritance, and a Golden Deception
Clarence Hyde faces a broken engagement with Rosa Eldon after a conflict over caring for his impoverished uncle. Rosa refuses to alter plans, while Lizzy Eldon wins Clarence’s heart. Uncle Cuthbert reveals substantial hidden wealth that secures Lizzy’s marriage, leaving Rosa privately chagrined.
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Claranos Hyde
Hosa Eldon
Ross
Clarence Hyda
Lizzy Eldon
Lizzie
Lizsie
Rosa
Lizzy
Tizey
Clarence Hyde
Clarence
Rosala
California
Ron
Node
Rona
Cuthbert Ant
Rose Eldon
Nirzewell
Tara
Eldony
Sam
Uncle Quthbert
Clarenre
Tray
Rosa Eldon
Cuthbert
Mr. Hyde
New Horse Powered Cotton Picker Trial Soon
The coming cotton picking season will test a newly perfected machine that gathers fully opened bolls without harming the plant. Several units are under manufacture and by next month some will be finished for trial. The device, horse drawn, runs between plants plucking bolls with reduced friction and uses a single oil cup for its 186 stems.
Household and Farm Tips From a German Writer
An assortment of household and farm guidance covers air purification methods, shoe care, safe cooking practices, infant feeding cautions, and food preservation. It includes advice on paste preparation, rhubarb jelly, horse nutrition, poultry feeding schedules, strawberry care, butter crystal observations, and notes on ginseng, farm buildings, and Holstein milk records.
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Ona
Murphy
Cherokee
North Carolina
United States
China
Myear
Health and Sunshine for Better Living at Home
The Herald Health urges more light and sunshine in homes arguing dark rooms harm health and mood. Nelson Sizer cites sun exposure as essential, saying pale appearances result from darkness and damp air. Bright interiors improve body and mind, supporting daily duties and overall well being.
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Herald Health
Nelson Sizer
Lita
Mutton Demand and Sheep Breeding in Farm Economics
The article argues maximizing sheep profit over wool, noting England’s mutton demand rises with population and tariff protection could shield U S farmers from foreign competition. It discusses breeding quality sheep for mutton versus wool, and the market potential amid Australia’s competition. Also includes rhubarb jam and dessert mould preparations with step by step instructions.
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England
Australia
Grass Cutting Rules and Weather Cues from a Past Farmer
A historical note outlines a farmer's method for cutting hay and grain, stressing timing on bloom, moisture, and sun. It warns against moon signs and barometers, and describes two to three cloudy days followed by good weather as typical for hay curing, with practical steps for mowing and raking during dry, sunny periods.
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Larry
Dnever
Wuvertain
Vondnioun
Witne
Savings Banks Advise Young Men on Small Savings
The New York Christian Advocate editor urges young men to save small amounts promptly, deposit them in a savings bank, and avoid drawing on them. It argues five dollars at five percent yields modest interest and stresses discipline, prudent timing, and seeking safe investment opportunities.
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New York Christian Advocate
Tor
Chad
Philadelphia
Himeelf
Wivings
Ohi Dairy Advice on Turnips and Water for Cows
The article argues turnips taint butter only in large quantities, while bad water and filthy drinking sources harm milk more. It stresses pure water and good pasturage, warns against grain during flush grass, and notes turning to fodder corn when drought eases, with emphasis on spreading knowledge.
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Ohi
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