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Hay curing tips and odd old world tales mix in prose
Instructions on curing hay during a sunny day, shade drying, lime use, and storage. It includes anecdotes about lime reducing damp, then shifts to curious historical vignettes: a German princess’s exile in New York, a two husband wife in Chicago, and a joking tale about pumpkins witnessed in France.
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United States
Hyrlper
Beck
New England
Henry of
Reuss-Greiz
Germany
Suiaborn
Prussia
Warking
Antwerp
New York
Ile
Bro
Prisconsul
Chicago
da Ud
Irisband No. 1
Enoch Arden
Wouter van Ewillen
Sie
Terremon Weity
Meng
Work
Willian Wallin
Frod
Bove Wallin
Aind
Mary
O'Neal
Pewspayer
Dee
Defeionte
Wiltino O
Newt
Chew Snevenes
Mins
Bell Zora Wallis
Sulk Cort
George
Lawterace
John Be
Wallis
George W Ward, Jr
Lowreuer
Missouri
Lion
E. Wallis
John
John Walls
John FE
Lowing
Willis
Hell Zore Wallis
Neal
Mount Vernon
Henty C Lollar
Chere
Sherwood & Young
Ally ‘Sete
Lawrence County
Maytein
Jae John M Thuribe
Richardeva
Tuwes
Hardin
Iemitorney
Barig
Witlebeytt
Hnartson
Lawrence Eos
Enfield Sealer
Greene County
Maak Cort
C. Lollar
F. Hartio
Sune
Jonon
Puthet
Iran
H. Hirumibewe
Nessie Seateane
Hiror
Nibede
Thie
Binte
Actiogs
Lawrence Vaunty
Meenert
Willian BR. Jones
Pliatif
Salt Court
A.D. Hai
Eatiaty
Henry Lollam
Brumlock
Bean Sters
Madison W. Bradinl
Eliza Bradford
Clarkenn
Infield
County of Greene
State of Missouri
Nate
Hanne
Curl
Inne KD
Ope
Ernstees