Dark day on the suburban train sparks grim talk
A whiskered passenger laments a dark day while another in the First Ward voice notes not everyone is gloomy and criticizes the railroad company over its money troubles and car service.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
6
A whiskered passenger laments a dark day while another in the First Ward voice notes not everyone is gloomy and criticizes the railroad company over its money troubles and car service.
The article explains a four abreast driving setup using two line sets with straps across the inside rings, notes on stock hardiness and grafting seeds, and sketches an anti kicking device for cows. It discusses Timothy and Clover hay, their protein content, and feeding implications for horses and cattle. It ends with guidance on cultivating young trees and selecting mares for good colts.
Practical hints on harnessing outside horses with longer lines and hand loops for four horses. A halter tie invention from North Dakota reduces stall tying time. Alfalfa seed vitality tests show high germination up to 16 years. Farm Brevities cover sheep, mutton, weeds, alfalfa failures, and pasture tips.
A collage of jokes and witticisms from various papers lampoons social faux pas. The snippets feature quips about judges, courtship, self made men, servants, and a parade of humorous exchanges. The piece reads as a humor roundup with playful wordplay and dated tone.
An old notice urges readers to obtain the land Seed company's 1907 new issue free for those seeking seeds. The fragment mentions premiums, mothers, and a legal scene with a writ of habeas corpus, but the text is garbled.
A garbled collage shows Senators arguing over text and courtesy remarks from Washington and Chicago Tribune style replies. It includes mentions of Palso ointment claims and a courtship tale, with scattered ad-like lines and unrelated phrases.
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