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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
6
A mythic tale recounts Actaeon, prince and hunter, spying on goddess Diana bathing in a sacred pool. Her anger turns him into a stag, and the hounds tear him, while his companions cheer the chase. The goddess punishes intrusion into sacred privacy.
In Madison Square Park New York a young sparrow fell from its nest and received coaching from its mother. A gray white cat pounced but the parent sparrow and flock defended the fledgling with pecks and evasive circling until the cat fled, and the lesson resumed.
A comic piece describes female abilities in exaggerated fashion comparing them to male traits. It highlights social quirks such as multitasking speech, decisive tones, and delicate tasks like threading a pencil, ending with playful jabs about gendered behavior and conflicts.
In a dairy and poultry piece A Schoen man stresses patron relations for cheesemakers. The article shares an anecdote on dealing with a difficult patron, emphasizes cleanliness in milking, and details duck raising and general dairy cattle care with practical tips.
A Vatican library prefect, Monsignor Carini, dies after a harsh Cardinals committee blamed him for the theft of illuminated parchments. The Italian cleric, about 60, fainted during vesper services and died shortly after, with Leo XII and others moved by the tragedy. Cross-bred fowls and a Michigan island reserve also appear in this mixed page.
A Farm Poultry editor answers a reader about starting poultry with 350 dollars. It says 350 dollars earns 21 dollars at 6 percent, and questions whether a venture can cover expenses and provide value. The piece argues that 350 dollars is not enough to expect a profitable business without external support.
The Simpson County Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical Association asks former President Andrew Johnson to attend their fair on Wednesday October 6. Johnson replies by letter written on the back of the invitation, stating I am no menagerie A Johnson.
A terse exchange suggests a personal tension over affection as Jack asks about love while George cites a grip issue, hinting at an offbeat interpersonal moment. The fragmentary dialogue centers on relationship strain and physical complaint.
A survey of temperance topics reports Alaska governor Sheakley blocking brewery permits, Russia moving to close dram shops on Sundays, and Paris noting half of hospital consumptions linked to drinking. It cites Bondurant grant farming, opium in China, railroad pins, and abstinence in Finland. It also mentions Rhodes opposing liquor sales to Africans and Los Angeles saloon license penalties near schools.
The Chicago Great Western announces new drawing room sleeping cars in service July 1 for trains between Minneapolis St Paul Des Moines and Kansas City. Dining cars will serve meals à la carte en route with pay for what you eat.
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