The Christmas Ladies' Home Journal Review 1895
The December issue of The Christmas Ladies Home Journal is praised for literary and artistic quality. Notable contributors include ex President Harrison, Mrs Mary Anderson de Navarro, James Whitcomb Riley, Kate Greenaway, Lilian Bell, and Edward Bok. It highlights fiction by Stevenson and Sarah Grand, and prints a world record advertising volume with 189 pages.
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Christmas Ladies’ Home Journal
Harrison
Mary Anderson de Navarro
James Whitcomb Riley
Kate Greenaway
Whitney
Girlriends
Lilian Bell
Edward W. Bokys
Kantlyn
Jesus
Bruno Oscar Kiel
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Stevenson
Ouids
Sarah Grand
Anywill
James Lane Allen
Kentucky
Lake County crops sustain farmers. mortgages canceled
Beeries lek notes Lake county farmers harvest prospects are good enough to hold over to the next season and 1.2K chattel mortgages are canceled on the side. Aarl Gerner has disposed of his termst in the Madison Outlook to H. J Stoll, a former employee of the Madison Times.
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Lake County
Aarl Gerner
Madison
H. J Stoll
Thinning Fruit Boosts Profits and Tree Health
Hartford Times reports fruit grower J. H. Hale of Connecticut urges careful thinning to balance crop size and tree vitality. Start thinning apples as they bear, reserve strength for next year, and maintain spacing to maximize quality. For peaches, remove diseased fruit at three quarters inch diameter and limit future yields to hundreds per tree to avoid overbearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hale
Connecticut
Hartford Times
An Expressman's Harvest Queer Things from the War
A nostalgic sketch on express companies during the Civil War era, noting trophies and odd items sent home after battles and notable captures. The piece recalls humorous and sobering scenes of homebound goods, animals, and curiosities, with a closing nod to scholarly humility from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle’s pages.
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Express
Bostound
The Folly of Public Abuse and Idle Fashion
A fragment from a reflective piece explores public abuse in politics and journalism, contrasting figures like O'Connell with sharp taunts and deciphering the psychology of provocation. It moves to a scene of a benevolent older man and a child, then shifts to satire on youths and their fashion of heavy walking sticks, lampooning the trend as absurd and indecent.
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O'Connell
Duke of Wellington
House of Commons
Lord Algantey
Billingsgate
Paul Louis Courier
Mic
Carr
Mortgage default notice from South Dakota records
Default has been made in a mortgage dated September 2 by Ralph W. Wheelock and Lillian Steele Wheelock to Asa Fisher. The deed, recorded in Heister’s Deeds office, South Dakota, secures about 3200 dollars for property in Davison County. Foreclosure scheduled with sheriff in Mitchell on December 21, with the described property in Davison County, northeast quarter of section 26, township 101, range 61.
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Ralph W. Wheelock
Lillian Steele Wheelwk
Hennepin
Minnesota
Asa Fisher
Burleigh
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mitchell
County Dakota
Wierd
Skevison
Davison
South Pahets
Asa
Her
Morizager
Fons Cope Sherritt
Lerwison
Stare O' Soeth
Mortzige
Dawson County
Sioux City
Prancis Jeprey
Prancis Jeprey Moncreiff UC. A Robert Strateels
Key
W.S
John Paraick
W.strciters
Jugs Coon, Sherif
Davison County
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Mitchell Capital
Wiltse
Scheldesene
Oud
Missouri
Minn
Washington
Cac
David York
New
David B
Art “Ot
Brooklyn Bagh
Danno
Monte Carlo
New York Press
Gat & DIX
Leona
DIX
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
DR. R.mott
Hott’ Chemical. Company
Cleveland
Ohio
L. O. Gale, Dreuggist
BE. F
Winsor
Kershaw’s Meat Market
Fitchell, South Dakota
Lort
Powell
Hubbard & Palmer
Jay Thompson
Omaha Depot
C. W. Adams
Gnex
A. H. Pehrson
Holiday Presents
Rogers
W.H. Knowles
Fine & Chinaware
Mitcreil National Bank
U. S
Real Esisie
Champeau Block
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