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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

7

A Japanese Dinner Demonstrates Hospitality and Form

A Boston Transcript piece describes a rich guest’s Japanese dinner with six barefooted maids in kimonos, silk cushions, and tiny lacquer trays. It covers sliding screens, footwear rules, course by course dishes, chopsticks, sake, and the ceremonial toasts before ending with cigars and a lingering hunger.

Japan Boston Transcript

Hair Trigger Language in Old Papers

A witty exchange on proposal language from Chicago Post and Chicago News quips. A thoughtful youth notes he did not realize he proposed yet his partner accepted, while a janitor philosopher warns friends push but few will back you when you fail.

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Tennessee farmers find sorghum better food than corn silage

Farmers discuss sorghum as a superior feed to corn silage, and note rising dairy growth in South Dakota with 179 creameries generating about 4.5 million dollars annually. The piece also covers pests in gardens, lawn care nuisances, and future rail freight expectations along with rural improvements and diet critiques.

Tennessee South Dakota

Pigeons and Squirrels Paint Frontier Wisconsin Scene

In 1855 a Wisconsin farm sows a 20 acre wheat field and, after a single pass, wild pigeons descend in millions. The migration of black and gray squirrels follows as mast availability shifts. The piece reflects frontier life, land change, and evolving civilization. The essay ends by praising the strawberry days and inviting garden planting.

Wisconsin Wheatfield

The Dog Poisoner and the Nuisance of Canines

A local piece decries dog poisoners seen as desperate individuals responding to nuisance dogs. It argues poisoning harms the community and questions moral options, noting authorities struggle to identify culprits while dogs are blamed for disturbing daily life.

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