Humorous miscellany from Boston Globe style column
A long, fragmentary humor piece compiling jokes and quips about marriage, hair, work, and social mores. It includes mock proverbs, punny exchanges, and cartoonish vignettes from London and Boston papers, with sketches of domestic life, fashion, and romantic foibles.
The Stinging Tree of Queensland Causes Painful Stings
In Queensland the stinging tree named Waehrud grows from two inches to fifteen feet as Leight. It emits a nauseating smell and causes excruciating pain to anyone stung. Affected skin becomes tender to rain and moisture. Dogs and horses may suffer after bites and sometimes are shot to end the torment.
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Queensland
Australia
Rankin Asked to Lead Cleveland Euclid Avenue Church
Efforts at inducing the well known Congregational minister of Washington Dr Rankin to accept a call to the Euclid Avenue Congregational church Cleveland 0 Dr Rankin has so far shown no desire to change.
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Rsking
Washington
Dr. Rankin
Euclid Avenue
A WISE WORD SUPPI FROM A WRY ADVERTISER
A fragmented late period notice mocks a timid businessman who relied on unpaid hype rather than advertising. The piece hints at rising misfortune as the wary owner turns to sales tactics to salvage his venture. Local readers recognize the parable of prudent promotion.
Love and Business Intertwine in a Family Romance
A private police office hides a tangled tale of Finiliday and son as Dick Haliday pursues a widow then confronts his father who secretly marries her. Across London and Paris, letters, deception, and a dramatic reunion culminate in a merged household and a thriving Halliday lineage.
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Haliigay
Deak
Sao
Wilkin
Paria
Dick Haliday
Marryine L
Owell
Evolten
Figo
Astor
Halliday and Son
Astor House
London
Guelf
Honte
Bor
Hes
Jmaney
Continent
Paris
Ruible
Julia Kent
New York
Sandy Book
July
Mudton Avenue
Miss Kentridge
Julia
Richard
Halliday
Bama &Jeaner
Giddies
Kentridge
Ariztopald
Lutsong
House of Halliday & Son
Pendleton civil service reform bill faces adjournment note
In Senate action on Pendleton reform, most members absent, quorum tight, and Rice of Ma objected to further proceedings. House adjourned, then Senate advanced a reform bill from Bullunds committee denying political payments between government offices. Bankruptcy measure postponed to January 10, while whisky bill cited in House.
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Senate
Aenyce
Pendleton
Civil Service
Golly
Yale
Iit
Chamber
Houte
Garder
Reiter
Rice
Tounspay
Hour
Sherman
Political Recess Criticizes Christmas Adjournment
A Wisconsin observer denounces Congress for adjourning December 33d 19 dam 31 delaying work on key bills including civil service reform and shipbuilding revival. The piece condemns 127 representatives for delaying two weeks, harming workers and the public purse, and calls for a blacklist of those who vote for the recess.
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Wisconsin
Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Adj
Geonie
Long Woolled Sheep Need Sun and Exercise
Long wooled sheep cannot thrive in confinement. Signs of decline appear when they lack sun, air, and daily exercise. Allow two to three hours of outdoor range daily in a field. browse on brush and snow to stimulate appetite and improve feeding efficiency.
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Leack
Keeping Juliet Butter Flavor in Market Trade
A fragmented discussion on butter from the city and working tables, noting a delicate creamy buttermilk flavor and a gunpowder of terms like spainess. It describes ethereal sentiments, market trade pressures, and the fleeting nature of crema and taste as it decays within four to five days of production.
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Coty
Keeping Butter Fresh Through Careful Packing and Curing
A practical dairy note on butter quality and shelf life. Proper packing in brined oak firkins seals out air, prevents air interstices, and preserves color and sweetness for a year. Milk quality, churning and salting affect flavor. good butter depends on thorough, traditional methods and careful handling to avoid spoilage.
How to Make Poultry Profitable in Rural Keeping
A Rural article from Country Gentlemen outlines turning poultry into profit via better breeding and attentive care. It emphasizes market demand, disease prevention, proper housing, regular feeding, and strategic feeding mixes to maximize egg production and overall profitability.
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Mucb
Chaye
Young or Old Sows for Breeding in New England Farms
The writer explains breeding practice in New England and Canada, favoring young sows for early breeding and long productive lifespans. Sows sired for quality are kept long if they produce good litters, with fattened hogs weight ranges and diets noted, ending with culling when breeding declines.
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New England
Lower Canada
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