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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1898
Page
7
A fragmentary feature by Jude M Lippman narrates German history, focusing on St Niholas during the Thirty Years War. The piece references fortresses and the era’s political turmoil, hinting at invasion, occupation, and resistance themes.
A South Portland owner reported donkeys feasting on paint and breaking fences at night. The animals pulled a hinge loose and escaped into the yard, leading to comical misadventure as a neighbor’s cow was frightened and tied to a gate line by the running animal chaos.
A German countess in perilous days of rebellion rallies townsfolk to vow answered by courage. Her dramatic act of sweeping the streets while praying for freedom sparks a wave of resolve, enabling the country to drive out the French. In Spain trains are slow but scenic. donkeys rebel with mischief. Lord Lytton heard a joke about Birches. poultry manners amuse a Mississippi plantation household. a schoolboy cites the world as round then square on Sunday.
A fragmented excerpt recalls Robbery aftermath and a dead man’s demands. The scene names Raynor Oldtelow and Rhynes it omits, while a neighbor laments unpaid dollar and a half from months ago. Mourning residents recall theft and sorrow as they process loss.
A collage of humorous snippets from various papers shows playful lines about festive days, misheard phrases, and light gossip. The pieces reference celebrations, a joke about a missing holiday, a query to Commodore Perry, and several witty exchanges between characters and readers.
A chaotic courtroom scene in New York features a judge challenging a defendant and reporters noting a flood of dialect and misheard phrases. The text weaves social chatter, linguistic humor, and brief courtroom action into a fragmented collage of 19th century newspaper voice.
The text argues separators improve cream quality by quickly removing cream before cooling, reducing odors and oxidation. It asserts cost savings, less labor, and better butter production, especially with multiple cows, from a separator compared to traditional methods. Source implied: St Louis Republic.
An energetic Ohio dairyman praises fodder corn for winter feeding. He describes growing methods that yield strong, vigorous plants and claim ensiled fodder can raise milk yield by about 50 percent while reducing the risk of spoilage. He argues farmers should not shy from ensiling corn fodder despite concerns about flavor.
The piece describes makeshift ensilage wagons using joists and boards to stretch between axle ends and support rear loads, noting they haul a good load without trucks. It also includes a farmers’ note urging grafting plum trees in small yards and a tip to prune vigorous shoots for fruit.
A Cleveland man, learning to spell as he types, diligently practices each letter and even spells aloud in a newspaper, amusing his wife and perplexing a visiting minister. The piece combines humor with a note on old-fashioned schooling and a separate needle-in-Chicago death tale from a brief ad-like column.
Fragmentary advert style text shows a dated desire for cures and refunds. Phrases mention laxatives and quinine tablets, with stray references to a druggist and a mixer of unrelated lines. The readable content suggests a poorly edited ad page or clipping.
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