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Newspaper

The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1885

Page

3

Congo Basin Participation and Conference Views Amid Trade Push

Secretary Frelinghuysen sent to the President a reply to a House resolution seeking U S participation in the Congo Basin Conference. It outlines the motive for participation, methods used, and the delegates' views while noting U S aims for open, equal trade and avoidance of territorial entanglements. It also reports Kasson’s guidance on representation and cautions against binding commitments, with further papers to follow.

Wasutxerox D.C Frelinghuysen House Perry Belmont United States Senate International Association of the Congo Congo Basin Congo Congo Valley Washington Germany France Tvo Spiritul Wich Couzo Valley Berlin Kasson Beln Mr. Kassin Maki Bet Rio Congo Portugal Kassou Secord Congress Department

Cross Plowing in Spring to Improve Manure Use

An Ohio farmer argues for cross plowing manure in spring to maximize soil oxidation and nitrification. The method, illustrated by experiments and past farming practice, yields higher crops such as early row potatoes and corn, with figures from Henry Stuart and others cited.

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Modest Domestic in Seemingly Comic Servant Bargain

The piece describes a colored servant seeking fifteen dollars a month in advance, room with carpet and stove, church access, and weekly visits, with the buyer Sam Smart questioning the high dining demands. It also notes Edward Pickens and Miss Jennie Allen’s elopement to wed without a license, raising questions of jurisdiction due to county borders.

Sam Simart Indy Sam Smart Washington Edward Pickens Jennie Allen Georgia Silas Jasper Gilmerton Murray Chicago News

Butter Making And A Cow's Mysterious Milk

A humorous narrative on butter as the cow’s mature trait and the quirks of milk production. It recounts a comical attempt to milk a wary speckled cow, a poet’s mis-spellings, and a讲 tale of cream, milk, and a hard lemon sized butter ball from a Southern Indiana farm, as reported in the Louisville Courier Journal.

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Grain and Provisions Market Report Summary

Market notices show Sr. Freve-Dall and unchanged, eggs steady, provisions lower, pork and lard prices mixed, bulk meats steady, and cattle and beef values fluctuating. New York close shows dull-to-lower tones for futures, with mixed cash bids and imports from Texas and other regions.

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The Campo Santo described in Genoa Italy cemetery

The Campo Santo a mile and a half from Genoa is a vast square with white marble galleries and life size statues. Rich tombs line the inner sides while poor graves lie flat in the middle. Sculptures mix grief with modern dress, showing families visiting and updating attire over time.

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Remarkable Kidney Cure Promised by Warners Safe Care

A physician recalls years of illness from Bright's disease with failing kidney function and near death. After doctors failed, Rev Dr Foote urged Warners Safe Cure. within weeks he regained health, gained weight, and credits the remedy with curing his kidney disease and saving his life. He warns others to heed even mild kidney symptoms and asserts Bright's disease is a leading unseen killer.

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A Princess Who Needed Spanking Reported

A fragmentary newspaper item recalls royal childhood discipline with Princess Louise resisting propriety. The Queen warned she would be sent to bed for addressing Mr Brown without a surname. The next day she said Good night Brown, I am going to bed, preserving the familiar raj.

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