04 Aug 1894
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1894
Page
1
Poem lines describe a small flower and its sentimental value. The speaker reflects on a girl and memories tied to a clover blossom. The imagery blends morning light, mountains, and old books to evoke youthful happiness.
In this London Truth tale, Bob Hemusleigh learns Gwen Warrington and Phil Marston misread their engagements. Phil admits a mistaken proposal sparked by a flirtation with Lily, Gwen's sister. Bob urges truth telling, Gwen forgives, and Phil and Lily plan marriage while Gwen and Bob commit to lifelong support.
The piece discusses how compressed lips signal weakness in ordinary conflicts, while strong ships like sea captains and engine drivers display calm lips with decisive eyes. Clerics show thin lips and sanctity, doctors a vigilant eye and calm jaw, and lawyers a confident, perceptive countenance. Popular Science Monthly.
A Chicago area newspaper sued forty three men for unpaid subscriptions and won judgments. Twenty eight claimed they owed no more than the legal limit, avoiding attachments. Following Supreme Court rulings they were arrested for petit larceny and bound over in three dollar bonds, with all but six securing bonds. Postal laws deem taking paper without paying as petit larceny.
Summary covers farm practices from root care in transplanting trees to soil feeding for fruit growth. It discusses pruning to control growth, lime dressing, and trenching to balance orchard yields. Also includes sheep breeding guidance, feed regimes, and general farming tips, plus simple pie and preserve recipes and a note on egg shells and manure.
Dr Joseph C Greene of Buffalo visited Vermont to fulfill a wish from Egypt trips. He hired Bristol stonecutter W N McGee to engrave the Lord’s Prayer on a rock at Drake's Hill near Bristol. The letters were painted by H S Smith of Bristol, making Vermont’s table of stone claim.
A Hartford Post report recalls a morning downtown incident in an open car. One passenger was stepped on by a woman who apologized and said she was totally blind.
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