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Newspaper
Neosho Valley Register
Location
Iola, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1871
Page
1
Fragmentary verse reflects longing for outward form to reveal inner emotion. Images of flowers butterflies and sun appear as metaphors for growth and renewal enduring despite thorny trials. The speaker desires rest and refreshing after time passes and daylight ends.
Arrivals and departures listed for Monday September 26 1870 with timetable details for outward and return trips on the Utchison Topeka and Santa Fe route, noting the precise train times and directions.
An Eastern Sunday school concert sparks a tale of a poor boy who volunteers to help his ailing mother. After proving steadfast in adversity, he earns the first bank apprenticeship and a mentor offers friendship, highlighting perseverance and charity amid hardship.
A 19th century household column offers practical vinegar making advice. It covers preserving fruit washings for vinegar, using sours and “mother” to start a barrel, keeping air access with a light cover, and cautions about vinegar strength and children drinking it. The piece also includes a historical quotation dispute about Horace Greeley and a tangential note on a presser meeting.
The notice lists connections at Emporia Burlington and other points with stages for all parcels and passengers. It names Gert Manger Sievens and F C White superintendent, noting a 1:30 to 1:50 departure window and a link with the Kansas Pacific Railway.
A Victorian-era note extols hot tea and coffee at meals for people over fifty as safer and more restorative than cold water. It cites Hall's Journal of Health and laments England's vast pauper population, describing extensive indoor and outdoor poor relief and social hardship.
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