Ring of Trust Ends Ailing Woman’s Redemptive Tale
In a dim city room Van Diek learns from a dying woman that a ring and a past innocence can redeem a harsh life. She admits she lied before, but her final act confirms his new resolve to live honestly and trust worthy. Their shared moment seals a fragile forgiveness as the woman dies. Postman’s note ties the encounter to a broader moral of redemption.
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J Rick
van Dick
Hter
Tim
Mme
Eve
Ness
Sue
van Diek
Diek
Van
Dusi&t
Lfe
Hoston Post
Provident America argues against postal savings bank plan
The piece questions the need for a government backed postal savings system in the United States, citing high private savings deposits and large per capita balances here. It notes Americans hold about one third of global savings and argues private banks dominate, with private deposits averaging $981.28 versus foreign private banks at $140. It cites New York Commercial in support.
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Poseil Savings Bank
United States Senate
Horse Committee
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceania
Canada
Savings Bank
Te American Bankers’ Association
Savengs
Governmot
New York Commercial
Angel of the Hank and the good roads movement
The Poston Globe notes that sixty million dollars a year are spent by state treasuries on good roads. It credits the automobile with spreading demand for better highways as traffic grows and inferior roads cause injuries. The farmer, it says, has been unknowingly helped by this push for enhanced road building.
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Angel of
Hank
Poston Globe
Damson Plum Sauce for Cold Meats in New York Times
A recipe for spiced damson plum sauce uses six pounds of damsons four pounds of sugar and one pint of vinegar. Boil to thick jam remove stones and stir in a tablespoon each of ground cloves and cinnamon just before finishing. Serve with cold meats.
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New York Times
Pork Cheese Roast From Boston Post Recipe
Cut two pounds of pork roast into portions with fat to lean ratio. Salt and grind spices including savory herbs mace nutmeg lemon peel. Mix with minced parsley add stock and bake until tender. Chill then slice and garnish with cress.
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Boston Post
Red Cabbage Stuffed Roll by Ancient Recipe Methods
A historic recipe details stuffing red cabbage leaves with salt pork beef and butter, binding with egg and bread, then baking filled cabbage for hours. It describes wilted leaves, mixing with seasonings, and serving with pan gravy.
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Allur
Nuit
Spider Brown Bread Recipe From the Boston Post
A handwritten recipe describes making a quick bread called Spider Brown Bread. It lists ingredients such as rye and white tour Indian meal and various measures, plus steps to mix wet and dry ingredients, steam bake in a spider pan, and serve with chowder or codfish. The note ends attributing to Mrs. J. Cobb of the Boston Post.
Household Hints Say Small Tricks Add Spark to Everyday Tasks
A collection of practical tips covers stain removal for casseroles and brass, vanilla in cream toast, salt to scour pans, gum arabic for mucilage, decorative food garnishes, pastry prep, and fabric care. Directions include using salt with vinegar for faucets, cloves with fried onions, rhubarb prep with scissors, and safety steps for handling rusty nails.
Farmers claim small daily work, systematize farm tasks
Farmers argue that proper facilities and a systematized routine let any intelligent laborer perform tasks in short daily sessions. The excerpt stresses efficiency, breeding, and management practices in farming, noting egg production by Indian Runner ducks and the risks of breeding culls. It reflects agricultural guidance and opinions from sources like Farmers' Home Journal and Indiana Farmer.
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Mictske
Farmers' Home Journal
Farmers’ Home Journal
Five Hens Profit Report From Seasonal Flock
A farmer shares a twelve month record of five hens from six pullets starting February and a dead pullet reducing the flock. Eggs produced, feed used, and returns are detailed with costs and a final estimate of about $500 profit per hen after expenses.
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Careful Horse Breeding Pays for Superior Siring
The Canada Farmer notes that careful selection of sires like Gatarte Union and Porth produces high quality sushi horses for breeding. It highlights weight, feed quality, and consistent use of the Clydesdale breed by farmers, resulting in mares with enhanced prices and stronger registrations.
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Union
Ohrennin
Hevey
Lerze
Canada
Culling Ewes Urged For Better Wool Yields
An experienced sheep breeder argues that many flocks neglect grading and culling ewes. He notes that some ewes shear under seven pounds while superior ones yield nine. He suggests marking and restricting such ewes to prevent future motherhood and emphasizes checking teeth for decay during shearing.
Watered milk risks and feed tips for spring cows
The article discusses how certain feeds such as brewers grain white lupins and roots can water milk in spring, reducing quality especially as cows calve in March and April. It advises using pre- winter preserved feeds and careful rations, noting the impact of a straw and corn diet and stressing early steady nourishment for healthy milk and coat.
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London
Witter Gapret
Eevsot
Ile
Wheelin
Emile
United States
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A testimonial from Baltimore Maryland promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. The ad claims long trial success, urging women to trust the remedy for relief from symptoms like cramps and other discomforts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
Pinkham
Irs
Lydiaham
Lydie i. Pinkiam
Russia Confers Orders of Merit Amidst Pecuniary Suspicion
The article reports on imperial decorations in Russia with thousands of recipients across multiple orders including the St Andrew, St Anne, and Stanislas. It notes limited first class awards, high prestige, and concerns over possible financial considerations in conferring honors, with mentions of notable recipients and international figures.
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Eshjee
Oethedes
Ain
St. Pereesbang Hines
Mikado
Prince Fushimi
Japan
Alexander Nevski
Vladimir
Order of St. Anne
Stanislas
Russia
George Nentinek
Order of the Garter
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Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
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