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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1877
Page
3
Trixy Becomes Heir and Hearts a Blind Artist
Martin Bruce, an engraver, shelters and educates a mistreated girl named Trixy in a New York boarding house. Years later, Trixy proves loyal and falls in love, while the now-blind Bruce faces life with his devoted companion as a potential marriage and shared future unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bruce
Trixy
Martin
Marin Bruce
Eorixy
New York
Rirs. Hayes
Linxy
Mr. Bruce
Braca
Paris
Nice
Ameelle
Bonnaire
Achool
Connecticut
Trizy
Elwyn
Martin Broos
Martin Brace
L'Rixy
Martin Bruc
Mrs. Brace
Aspirations. M J Go Burnett
Poetic meditation from Harper's Magazine on spiritual yearning for wisdom light beauty and love. The speaker seeks a divine spirit beyond nature and day to guide illuminate and heal a longing heart. Dense imagery of grass flowers waves mountains and stars drives the quest for unattainable perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
A Model Factory Village in Ireland and Its Moral Economy
The St Louis Times describes Beasbrook Ireland and the Bessbrook Spinning Co village built by John G Richardson as a model community of 4000 workers. It notes strict temperance, no alcohol sales, no police or pawn shops, five churches, clean streets and neat cottages. Richardson is a Quaker on a American tour. The piece adds a note on the growing cash system easing credit for tradespeople and changing attitudes among customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Times
John G. Richardson
Richardson
Beasbrook
Ireland
Bessbrook
Bessbrook Spinning Co
Newry
Rchardson
Society of Friends
America
Too Much Land and Poor Farming Wrecks Livelihoods
Agricultural notes warn that chasing large tracts of land without capital ruins farmers. Two local men show the difference: one with 150 acres struggles, while another with 75 acres thrives. Profitable dairying urged via better feeding, water, and milk handling to improve cheese quality.
What Crops to Grow for Western Farmers
Western farmers can profit from several crops allied to standard staples. German millet yields superior feed for wintering young stock and milch cows. Alfalfa shows promise as a hay crop, to be tested on diverse soils. Flax deserves broader planting as growth and manufacture expand westward, already thriving in Kansas, Nebraska, and parts of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinoi
Lews
Missouri
Missouri Crops and Seed Selection for Increased Yields
The Western Agriculturist notes that corn yields rise with clover and alfalfa, while Hux may outpace corn on several acres. Tobacco grows well in certain areas but fails on prairie soils, and labor-saving machinery boosts profits. It urges testing new varieties and careful seed selection each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Barnum
Bridgeport Standard
P. T. Barnum
David Howard
Irving House
North America
Commodore Vanderbilt
San Francisco
Commodore
Dan Drew
Daniel
Mr. Drew
Pacific Ocean
Drew
Wall Street
Mr. Barnum
Missouri
Friep BREAD and Other Early Recipes Listed
Stale bread is nice dipped in hot water then eggs and fried in butter. The list includes Friep BREAD Corn Murrins Friep Cakes Vea CurLers Breapep Water Arsines For Breap Porrep Mackerel Warr es and a waffle making method with butter and yeast, detailing steps for batter, shaping, and serving ideas.
Early Mohawk Capture of Jesuit Missionaries on Lake George
The passage describes Jesuit Fathers Isaac Jogues and Rene Goupil, and companions Gittiame Couture, seized on Lake George by Mohawks. It notes their capture, mistreatment, and Jogues and Goupil's deaths amid alleged Indian savagery in a PRdsiee month reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Georgs
Isaac Jogues
Rene Gouupil
Gittiame' Couture
Father Jogues
Rene Goupilli
Giants of the Woods Moose Hunting Adventure
The article recounts moose calling in Nova Scotia from September 20 to October 20, detailing season timing, hunter psychology, and the skill required to lure and shoot bulls. It highlights Seminole Indian and Micmac methods, wind and terrain awareness, and the thrill of a close encounter with rival bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canads
Thia Withers
Oxie
Nova Scotia
Cariboo
Inez
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Valentive
My Valentine
Crimer
M. J. GO
Burnett
Daisy
Battercup
Lily
Rose
Mit
St. Lawrence
Prof
L. B. Arnold
New Walk
New England
Giants OF the Woods
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