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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1895
Page
4
A lengthy ballroom scene unfolds with Nell and Paul guiding social mingling at Charteris. The narrative follows flirtations, jealousy, and reflections on love as Nell endures waltzes, sharp wit, and a moonlit terrace conversation about devotion, fidelity, and a past romance.
The article discusses modern skirt construction with interlining using haircloth or grasscloth for comfort and durability. It covers back designs, elastic bands, pocket placement, binding, and hem methods. It shifts to a anecdotal note on temperance cures using potato and ice water as a substitute for whisky cravings, ending with a claim the cure works.
A garment description outlines a four to four and a half yard skirt with front side and back gores and darts, interlined and finished with canvas facing, from English tailors. It discusses wear, trimming, and patterns for different figures, plus a critique of crop farming practices and the value of soil nutrients versus commercial fertilizers.
Dr. Talmage discusses “Business Troubles” at opening of prosperity, urging mercy for faltering merchants with small capital, cautioning against speculation and debt, and stressing family duties and eternal salvation over wealth. He warns of ruin from overreach and urges trust in God and virtuous enterprise.
The Ohio Wool-Growers Association urges increased sheep numbers and better stock to recover from recent losses. They advocate focusing on quality, shedding unprofitable flocks, and valuing pure-blood lines while noting mutton can be cheaper than beef and preparatory to future demand.
Mr F W Clarke of Guelph Ontario presented a paper on preventing bee swarming at an Albany boo keovers convention. He tested six strong colonies, gave space and a new comb, and only one swarmed. other notes discuss methods such as queen excluders, brood relocation, and a Canadian revolving platform to mix bees.
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