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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1902

Page

3

Fruit packaging varieties in markets and regions

American Agriculturist discusses popular fruit packages across regions. It notes the thirty-two quart strawberry carrier as standard, outlines peach basket and six basket carrier use by location, and describes crate sizes, covers, and prices per thousand for different markets from Maryland to Michigan.

New York Cartier Maryland Delaware New Jersey West Virginia Blue Ridge Alleghany Mountain Michigan American ‘Apticulturist New York

Potato Growing Practices Unearthed In Fractured Note

Fragmentary OCR text notes late planting and usual practice for potatoes. Mentions tubers, foliage destruction, and teas performed by pens before maturity.

Cheese Curing Rooms and Moisture Control Techniques

The article outlines methods from the New York agricultural station for curing cheese with careful moisture management. It discusses low temperatures, moderately large cheeses, and a moist, saturated atmosphere using felt packs and hygrometers, plus design ideas for curing rooms with ventilation and subearth ducts to cool air.

New York

Swiss chard and New Zealand spinach praised for summer greens

The article notes spinach performs poorly in summer and highlights Swiss chard and New Zealand spinach as the best summer greens at the New Jersey station. Chard, a beet family plant with leafy stalks, grows like beets and yields abundant leaf stalks resembling celery. It can be sown in succession into July, with early plants producing tops and later leaves frequent throughout the season.

New Jersey ‘Station New Zealand

Little Bears Skip School For Mud Turtle Fishing

Two young bears Nipper and Jumper skip class to fish at a river bend with cousin Jumper dictating plans. They pull up a mud turtle instead of big fish and hide the catch until teacher and Grandmother Bear expose them. The tale ends with a lesson on honesty and reform.

Nipper Grandma'Bear Jumper Jimmy Bear Goodby Juniper Jumiper Jack Wwe Lia Teacher Slum Hollow Reform School Cincinnati Enquirer

School on a New Plan Opens in Winona Like Ind

A boys school planned for Winona Like Indiana aims to provide affordable practical education so students can enter the workforce quickly. Wealthy donors have funded the project with enough capital to construct buildings and cover five years of operating costs. The school will feature two departments: agriculture and manual training.

Winona Ind

Lemonade Sales by Ten-Year-Old Leland Hawkins in Hoopeston

A ten year old boy from Hoopeston Illinois named Leland Hawkins sold lemonade to workers at the Sprague canning machine factory, described as the largest factory of its kind in the world. Each hot day he sold iced lemonade to the men, earning as much as 1.50 dollars on some days.

Leland

Ostrich Tactics on a South African Hunt

A hunter and taxidermist recounts a South Africa expedition told through an Apache Indian contrast. He describes stalking two ostriches on a savanna like hills, misjudging cover, and tracking their evasive moves before a clever escape. The account ends by debunking the ostrich burying its head myth.

South Africa Philadelphia Post

Writers and Works Across Time and Trials

Goldsmith wrote the Vicar of Wakefield in six weeks and drew on personal recollections. English penned Ben Bolt in 1813, later made famous by Du Maurier. Pope plotted verses on scraps of paper. Bronte’s Jane Eyre faced widespread rejection before success. Whittier reportedly thanked doctors as he neared death, claiming weariness. Fiene's will urged his widow to remarry to ensure at least one man regretted his death.

Goldsmith Wakefeld Thomas Dunn English Ben Bolt George du Maurier Alexander Pope Charlotte Bronte Jane Eyre England Whittier Fiene

Arab Mother's Advice on Marriage and Power Dynamics

An old Arab proverb outlines a wife’s role in marriage advising to become a devoted, silent partner to please her husband. It urges feeding him, guarding his sleep, concealing his secrets, and remaining cheerful to earn divine blessing.

Old Acquaintances React to Wealth in Abridged Tale

A visitor from home notes wealth alters old friends. Mrs. Cumrox muses that rich people feel the same but old companions often speak with a superior tone, recalling the line I knew them when they were poor and hungry. The Washington Star references a familiar social tension.

Cumrox Turkey Washington Star

Fragmentary court note on assault with malice alternatives

A partial courtroom exchange records questions about whether the plaintiff struck the defendant and if the assault was with malice aforethought. Witness statements are garbled but suggest a denial of malice and ambiguity about the act.

Sory Sorit

Unclear fragmentary report from early newspaper text

Fragmentary OCR mentions quotes about a town and a person named Dickey at a hotel with references to ink chemistry and a Dr. Lewis and Ribancourt. No coherent event timeline or clear outcome is evident.

Awhich Lewis and Ribancourt

Hot Weather Garments for Men and Boys Featured in Sale

A bustling catalog lists summer wear including blue serge outfits, ready to wear suits, outing suits, skeleton pants, and blue gray coats with vests. Also advertised are Alpaca coats, crash suits, barbers coats, white duck pants, and a large line of washable children’s garments and men’s summer undergarments and negligee shirts.

Jonas Offich

Bareville Store Calico Line Debuts In Short Lengths

Bareville Store introduces a new line of Black and White and Silvergrey Calico fabrics in short lengths. The goof styles are offered at low prices, with den yard rates advertised.

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Sheese Carins Little Bears Avere Gertrude Horatio Rufe Louie Neli Tommy Smith Johnny Iwaya Repgie Dickey Bes Atlanta Constitution Idvers & Rathon Clothiers East King Street Lancaster, PA Jac. C. Doerr New Holland, Pa Independent Telephone Bareville Lansdale Cambric J. K. Stump Stis M. Store A. Z. Store New Holland M.store & Sons Prin Colrs Diabote Otice Clarton
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