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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
2
Valuable guide from American Agriculturist on growing catch crops like buckwheat, rape, turnips, and clover to profit without soil damage. Includes sowing rates, soil conditions, harvest methods, feeding value, and risks of overripe grain. Provides practical steps for planting, mowing, curing, and storing for hay and silage use.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss competition for paying city positions. It mentions a growing, intense drive among young women to seek independence and power, contrasting with male competition and implying quick earnings. The text is garbled and contains many unreadable segments.
A fragment notes the garden shows only two plant varieties with sole planting instances. It warns the garden is not as rich as expected as crops are tightly packed and rows crowded, implying harm to growth and diversity.
In a quiet sitting room John’s father leaves, and a Pen, Inkstand, Clock, and Universal History book come to life. They recount John’s mischiefs from tearing lines to misquoting words while the clock sings a cautionary song about time. The narrative ends as the father returns, ending the room’s fanciful chorus.
A report from the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Cincinnati links early cigarette use to crime, noting Illinois reformatory youths aged ten to fifteen show rising habits. It cites a Bryn Mawr tobacco user describing dangerous allure and warns that deception at home and weakened will foster criminal acts among youths.
The Rev H W Kaempker preached in German at St Clement's Navarre assisted by Rev J F Kuebler The Rev G W Lose filled a Lutheran service at Zoar station The Rev Dr George B Smith presiding elder preached at First M E Church and will return to Alliance Mrs L A Koontz led C W E M exercises Services were at West Side M E with Rev E H Curstis arriving to aid Rev F English in revival Rev James Young exchanged pulpits at St Timothy's Church and left the city This relocation noted during the weekend activities Also an ENTERPRISE meat and food chopper advert with various sizes and a 200 recipe booklet offered by The ENTERPRISE MFG CO PA.
At the Monday board of education meeting a quorum needed one more member. Mr Leifer formed a committee. Miss Cunningham joined. Other attendees were Messrs Stern Leeper and Kerstetter. Canton township reports thirteen Perry township resident pupils and asks if Perry will pay 9.50 tuition. clerk Busby to investigate.
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