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Newspaper
The Abilene Reflector
Location
Abilene, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1886
Page
6
Fragmentary notice notes penalties for not taking newspapers from the post office. It references legal decisions on refusing to receive newspapers or removing addressed copies. The text is garbled but suggests enforcement actions for nonpayment or non-collection. No clear dates or entities are identifiable.
A moonlit Easter scene unfolds with a winged angel and the rolling sepulcher stone. A sleeper wakes in a quiet county as a moth and a delicate winged figure drift through dreams and light, hinting at spring and transformative wonder.
A sun scorched journey unfolds as a pale mother travels with a frail two year old named Bertie toward a great city. An empathetic farmer’s girl helps, sharing milk and gentleness, while the pair press on through heat and hardship seeking care in an urban crowd.
A sorrowful Irish mother flees abuse with her frail child Bertie through squalid streets to Mammy Flynn's home. Bertie, treated poorly by kin, endures hardship until a crisis leads to a revelation of his destined work and a final, redemptive reunion with his mother.
Farmers should provide warm, sheltered daytime runs with open southward space, but protect flocks at night. Free-range behavior persists, yet hens need dry, well-ventilated nesting sheds with scrubbing material and exercise. Cold winds spread disease. large combs and wattles lose heat. use small drinking openings and avoid dampness.
The text notes anthrax in cattle, detailing symptoms and care as advised by American Agriculturist. It then reports Alabama gaining attention for iron ore and lime deposits, with a gas discovery near Birmingham and planned pipe sales to mills, as Philadelphia Ledger notes.
An old local notice invites borrowers to visit the T. G. Henry Building office to discuss loans and potential financing. It urges readers to call and see the lenders before making any loan decisions.
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