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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1897
Page
6
Dr. Talmage extols parental love using Genesis tale of Joseph and Jacob. He contrasts Egyptian wealth with filial piety, praising wives who care for aged parents and urging readers to honor elders, share fortunes, and anticipate heavenly reunions.
A Boston Budget vignette shows two mathematicians with deep focus and social friction. The Chicago guest praises math but misstates a basic fraction rule, prompting the puzzled mathematician to reveal conversational trials beyond pure numbers. A separate note mocks weather prayers and a divided Little Rock community.
At a small North of Ireland fair a powerful man on a spree lifts a diminutive constable from his feet and carries him away under his arm. The officer protests, but cannot resist and must retreat while shouting that he will not be put down.
A woman asks if a man is a striking miner. He replies proudly that he is a "momeer" who struck 30 years ago and has never given in, illustrating long commitment to the labor action.
An Iowa bicycle company received a letter from Eberneezer Y. Jenson of Hamilton Kansas. He describes an iron wheeled bicycle, requests for Indian rubber tires, inner details about clinching ends and punching holes, and asks prices for repairs and the gizmo that stuffs wind into the rubber. He notes free Kansas wind and asks where to start.
Report on shredded corn fodder feeding praised by farmers and a Toronto Farming note on drainage. It covers practical shredding, storage, dangers, and costs, plus a detailed guide to draining wetlands, tile sizes, and outlet setups with economic considerations. Also mentions sheep dipping and mutton potential.
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