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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1898
Page
4
The article discusses preparing pastures and barns, selecting horses, and feeding practices. It advocates early, well developed horses for work at six to seven years. It highlights milk production, dairy floor materials like flagstone and cement, and proper floor height and cleanliness for cool, fresh milk production.
The article surveys trendy bodice designs with waist length and floating yokes, favoring jackets with warmth, varied trims, and Renaissance guipure collars. It contrasts cozy disguises with flashy, elaborate waists and velvet lattice accents, noting tailoring aimed at a protected silhouette.
In a small village Miss Mabel Lane and her guardians fear a delay when the vicar falls ill. A young curate arrives, but the couple insist on marrying that day to avoid a possible setback. Sir Richard Fenwick faces threats of exposure as wedding plans unfold aboard a train.
Fragmentary dialogue shows characters Fenwick, Lady Fenwick, and others discussing law, police contact, and a name Frank Fenton. The text hints at crime, disguises, and investigative pressure but provides no clear event, outcome, or dates.
The Gardeners' Chronicle notes successful tree removals with minimal difficulty. A large pear tree, a beech about forty feet tall and six feet three inches in girth, was uprooted and moved with power, and the tree was removed to ground level.
The article states that apple trees grown too large should have most of their wood removed, up to three fourths of each tree, to create space and allow ample light for all trees.
Many ferrile moths have only rudimentary wings and pupate in the ground. They must climb trees to reach fruit, so a light tar and grease application can keep several moths off fruit trees. Canker worm and tussock moth cited as examples.
A heavy road roller plies country roads as frost ends, leaving ruts and rough patches. The mud and thaw hinder finding smooth paths for travel and likely slow post winter road repair efforts.
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