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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1888
Page
3
Fragmented verse in cryptic form praises a bearded figure termed the mopher of Iron age N home. Vague imagery of strength, gear, and endurance contrasts with a distant, somber tone about world weariness and enduring craft.
A traveler narrates a harrowing visit to Col Armitage at Mediil Grange in Berkshire. He experiences a nocturnal vision of a mutilated bride in a moonlit chamber, followed by a collapse and a feverish recollection. Back home, letters and a chance encounter with Lovett reveal a web of love, fear, and suspected scandal that haunts him and threatens to ruin engagements.
A fragmented text surveys Judas Iscariot legends and then shifts to U S Department of Agriculture guidance on wood durability. It cites Moncure Du Bois, details apocryphal tales of Jesus and Judas, and summarizes diverse interpretations. The wood article explains decay causes, moisture control, seasoning, winter felting, bark removal, stacking, and treatment to prevent fermentation and rot.
The article guides housekeepers on winter wardrobe storage, detailing use of moth deterrents and packing methods. It emphasizes airing garments, cleaning pockets, wrapping in newspaper, using camphor or cedar, and storing hats, furs, and textiles in labeled boxes to prevent moth damage. It notes newspapers repel moths and suggests bags and drawers lined with paper for protection.
A Port Huron bound traveler recounts a Detroit trip with a boy who repeatedly snarled a bh key phrase. His mother threatened punishment, and the boy escalated by climbing atop the meat wagon to declare he would snicker no more as a protest against the taunt.
A student in Albany was rebuked for using slang, with a defender noting boys will slang at home and cannot be stopped. Jewelson commented that the brother should watch his language, reflecting school’s concern over inappropriate speech.
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