The Dollar newspaper tale of a farm family
A long dialog and family supper reveal a farm household’s life after abandoning the Dollar newspaper. Farmers discuss Crimea news and Sevastopol, market rumors, and the paper’s value for farming and house planning. Subscriptions, profits, and social pressures reshape the household and community.
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Jobut
Crimea
Sevastopol
Tait
Thad
Breoch
Engtish
Washington
Adeline
Subscription Revival Sparks Local Fortune Teller Prose
A farmer astonished by a bold claim tells how locals quit subscriptions but soon realized they needed them again. Farmer Smith rides to town to renew his Dollar- subscription after the boastful young man cracks his whip and disappears.
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Ingale
Farmer Smith
John
Adeline
Washington
Brown
Smith
Filuch
Farmer Sith
Ision
Blark
Iit
Failth
Smith Bimenli
Jarmes Smith
Fareer
Connecticut
Potfey
T. Weats
tAscey
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Tur Ue
Ld En
Basel
Naper
Ranare
Bowen
Ponnne
Hyeper
Alli
Dad
Nest
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Jobn
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Dolar
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Abe Journal of Klaations
Khave
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Emerson
Salea
Fass
U. S
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Danube
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