SOX GET ANOTHER GAME
The text details a baseball game with slow pace and multiple infield errors. Key players include Sims, Sears, Jones, Perkins, Garrett, Horning, Mattingly, Deitz, Crays, and Denz. Multiple innings feature hits, outs, and defensive plays with few runs scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pice
Sims
Jones
D. Sears
Thompson
Killian
Neideffer
Denz
Perkins
H. Sears
Mattingly
Garrett
Sits
Deitz
Crags
Horning
McCoy
Deiz
Neidertr
McKinney
VanHoy
Van
Innaman
Crays
Killion
Patterson
Crippled Mother Goose Rhymes Preserved in Snippet
A fragmentary OCR item shows altered Mother Goose verses with disturbing content about a hat, bacon, cake, and a gluttonous figure. The readable portion hints at a dark, possibly deranged rendition of familiar rhymes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Prospecting with a Situation Wanted Ad
An editor suggests readers try a Situation Wanted ad to maximize scarce abilities and draw opportunities. The piece encourages using a small ad to test the market and attract responses. The tone is promotional and practical for job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reader
Local residents visit for several days and Sundays
Burns City and surrounding towns show a flurry of visits with families and friends. Names include Fletcher Noblet, Mattie Faith, Amy Hill, Gladys Hamerickhouse, Pearl Chestnut, Roscoe Myers, Clark Lamb, Wm Chestnut, Lorene Resler, D W Resler, Oscar Hill, Bechtels, F C Faith, Lois Groves, Janie Bechtel, Audra Faith, Oral Riggins, Zella Cunningham, Alice Humerickhouse, Pleasie Chestnut, Ray Chestnut, James Coyle, Hubert Brooks, Matty Faith, Jessie Roach, Chas Smiley, Jno Bechtel, Amy Hill, and many others visiting relatives and spending weekends and weekdays in the area.
Lincoln at Gettysburg in John Hay’s wartime diary
Harper’s Magazine prints John Hay's diary of the Gettysburg visit with Lincoln, Seward, Usher, Nicolay and others. The party travels by train, meets MacVeagh on arrival, visits Willis's home and the courthouse with Lamon and Forney, sharing oysters, supper, and whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gettysburg
John Hay
Harper’s Magaziine
Gettiysburg
Seward
Usher
Liair
Nicolay
Myself
Merciar
Flaynaud
Bertinatti
Isola
Martinez
Cora
Wise
Warne MacVeash
Mc Dougal
Canada
Court House
Lamon
Forney
Mr. Fahnestock
Shakespearean Farce to Solemn Address at Inauguration
An eyewitness recounts late night serenades and drinking after a political gathering with President Lincoln present. The next morning the procession to the cemetery unfolds with brief prayers, a dignified consecration speech, and a grateful crowd as Everett Stockton and Forney figures are noted in the sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Kiarper
Wes
Aml
S ‘Orpey
Aine- Verh
Blair
Muornes
Mivelay
Wicelay
John Brown
Forney
Stanton Na MacVeighie
Kday
MacVeagh
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Young
Hay
Everett
Stockton
Livestock Husbandry Insights on Sows and Piglets Profitability
Discussion on sow milking quality and litter sizes evaluates profitability. It argues heavy milking sows with large litters, despite some runt outcomes, typically pay for the sow through pig sales if feed costs are managed well. Emphasizes selecting sows for milking ability over appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uckers
Brine Cure for Hams and Pork Cuts in Six to Seven Weeks
When meat is cold after harvesting hogs, cut hams and cuts smooth. For 100 pounds of beef or hams, mix nine pounds salt, four ounces saltpeter, two ounces saleratus, and two quarts molasses or brown sugar. Add water to cover, scald, skim, cool, and pour off. Brine six to seven weeks, wash and dry, then smoke ten to twelve days.
Pasture Management Aims to Minimize Feed Per Cow
Farmers seek to reduce per cow feed by limiting pasture density. Lowering stocking rates concentrates grazing pressure, forcing cattle to forage efficiently. The approach emphasizes careful herd sizing and rotational grazing to maintain weight while conserving forage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Famous Players Co
Schmaliz
Star Theater
Paramount Productions
SOX
Innning
Hasler
Kinnaman
Brasler
Hornias
van Hoo
Mattingy
Sears
McElvaney
Shiloh
Fletcher Noblet
Burns City
John Montgomerys
Gladys Hamerickhouse
Roscoe Myers
F. C. Faith
Lorene Resler
D. W. Resler
Oscar Hill
Illinois
Joseph Bechtel
Lorene and
Cleo Riggins
Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Faith
Willis Celestine
Elnora
Mrs. M. C. Dean
A.N. Long
Clark Lamb
Alva Callahan and
Litttle
Harold
Andrew Williams
Mrs
Austin Harper
Robert Brooks
Lois Groves
Janie Bechtel
Audra Faith
Oral Riggins
Zella Cunningham and
Alice Humerickhouse
Odon
John Humerickhouse
Ray Chestnut
Miss Pleasie Chestnut
Lee Resler
Near Concord
Slr
James Coyle
Air
Gsear Lilli
Thubert Brooks
Irs
Trinkle
Matty Faith
Jessie Roach
Chas. Smiley
Jno. Riggins
Aogiesville
Amy Hill
Epsom
TY. C. Faith
Son William
A. N. Long
Lydia Cunningham
Grandma Nolley
Eli Cunningham
Ray Hamerickhouse
Herschel Resler
R . Ae
O&o
L. L. Love
M. E. Pickett
Durham
Barkley’s Dep’t. Store
Odon Drug Co
Raglesvil
Callahan & Odell
Callahan O’dell’s
Ana
Argee Eee Mist
A. Jolliff
Orde Coffef Sailor Boy
Wadi
Freeman's Bakery
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