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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1898
Page
6
In a dim Badminton dungeon, Micah Clarke faces threats from the duke and a conspiratorial circle. A farmer helps by relaying covert news while a mysterious ally abducts Clarke through a roof rope to a hidden chamber.
Brooklyn resident Mollie Fancher born 1848 in Attleboro endured 32 years bedbound after a streetcar injury. Her second sight and rare episodes drew attention as a Plymouth Church benefit audience heard her through telephone that connected her bed to the church.
The engagement of Princess Feodora sister of Emperor William II to Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria triggers heated debate among Jacobite White Rose League members. The match bridges Stuart and Guelph lines for the first time since James II’s ouster. Feodora remains Lutheran while Ruprecht is Catholic, with potential religious changes ahead.
In a Washington Star item two society women discuss Miss Gildenbat at a theater. Miss Cayenne notes Miss Gildenbat enjoyed the play poorly, impeded by others staring at her lavish dress rather than the performance.
A quotation from the Indianapolis Journal frames a humorous debate a woman faces when asked the price of her new gown. The Cornfed Philosopher muses on whether to cut the price to evoke envy or double it to flaunt affluence.
In Winchester Virginia Samuel L Pidgeon urged a systemic road program at the Farmers Institute stressing labor funding, a county engineer, and contractor driven work. He warned against old forced labor methods and called for machinery aided macadamizing and broader wagon tires to protect roads and farms.
The Baltimore Sun notes cultivated vetches rise as early spring forage, rivaling crimson clover. It cites USDA Circular No. 6 on growing vetches, their nitrogen fixing, green manuring value, and their use as living mulch to reduce weed growth. It outlines sowing times for Southern and Northern regions and highlights dairy industry demand for green forage.
The Massachusetts Ploughman explains how manure quality depends on both source and feed. Hen manure ranks strongest, rich in nitrogen and potash, but should be mixed with earth. Cow manure is watery but forms the backbone of farm fertility when combined with litter.
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