Proper Harvesting of Fruits Says Hoopes on Timing and Handling
Josiah Hoopes argues against harvesting during damp conditions and dew for all fruits. He warns against bruising and bruised fruit, noting spoilage and rot seeds of fungi spread from scratches. He advises picking pears and grapes carefully with scissors, letting some varieties ripen on the tree, and testing maturity by color and looseness, with careful handling for market appeal.
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Josiah Hoopes
Pennsylv
Albany
New
The Land of Ham and Egypts Wonders
The article discusses Egypt as the land of Ham, mentions biblical connections to Joseph and the Israelites, and highlights the pyramids and the Sphinx. It notes Cheops as the largest pyramid, compares its height to the Bunker Hill Monument, and urges reading books about ancient Egypt over trashy novels.
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Land of
Ham
Egypt
Noah
Joseph
Jesus
Herod
Middle
Cheops
Bunker Hill Monument
Kingdom
Indiana News in Briefs From Indianapolis to Guilford
Drownings at White River and Palestine are reported along with a mass of local notices. A church fundraiser in Indianapolis raised over forty thousand dollars for a new edifice directed by Bishop Bowman. Indiana University trustees will meet to elect a president, with Dr Leck favored. A mass meeting to fund New Castle buildings is planned. Several drownings, legal sentences for horse stealing, and a fatal stair accident are noted. The Universalist State Convention meets at Logansport, and Smithson College will open after. A stock of post office changes and several local crime notes fill the page. A farmer in Guilford dies after a pitchfork accident with dramatic, lingering details.
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Leopold Mayer
White River
Robert’s Park
Indianapolis
Bowman
Indiana Asbury University
State Methodist College
Leck
Friends of the University
New Castle
John Hole
Palestine
Eoesineee County
Attica Fair
Warren Smith
Irvin
Minnesota
Richmond
Indiana
Elkhart County
Goshen
Locke
Oakalla
Putnam County
Terre Haute
Gordonville
Knox County
Vincennes
Wheatland
Tiosa
Fulton County
Pine
Laporte
Walnut Grove
Warren County
Lebanon
Randall
Allen Ernie
Hel Jer’s Corners
Eatonville
Warrick County
Elberville
Wyandotte
Tippecanoe County
Dayton
Afton
Scott County
Austin
Crossing
Laporte County
Packard
Cole Creek
Fountain County
Mr. Smith
Vincent
Charming domestic chromes feature child scenes and pets
A detailed description covers two chromes: a boy with a pet lamb adorned with flowers in a rich sitting room and a sleepy child with a Newfoundland dog, plus a mother knitting in a kitchen setting. The scenes emphasize home comfort and maternal warmth. Both chromes are offered by mail with a single newspaper subscription.
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Mamma
Rowan
Remedy for Pain with Sugar Smoke
A Country Gentleman correspondent shares a home remedy for wounds. Burn coal, sprinkle brown sugar, and hold the injured part in the smoke to ease pain and speed recovery. The writer cites a rusty foot wound and a finger nail torn by tongs as examples.
Remedy for Nasal Catarrh and Hair Loss Tidbits
Rural New Yorker notes a weak brine sniffed through the nose and down the throat may cure nasal catarrh and wetting the head with salt water can stop hair loss. It also cites a physician criticizing catarrh remedies as disguised. Miss Mulock offers a moral reflection on patient endurance through hardship.
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New Yorker
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Smithson College
Henry Fisher
Attica
Kansas
Francis Phillips
Alfred Shuttleworth
Charles Sutton
Edward Bolton
Jeanette Parsons
John P. Campbell
Pleasant Township
Great Scioto Valley
Ohio
Ross, Highland, Fayette, Pickaway
Fairfield
Pike, Scioto
Jackson, Vinton and
Athins
Cincinnati
Chillicothe Advertiser
J. H. Putnam
the Daily & Weekly Call
Quincy
Illinois
West
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Steubenville
Address Daily News
Howrnevon
W. Va
Independent
C. Y. Chase
Bey
Herald of Gospel Liberty
Christian Publishing Association
Dayton, O
H. Y. Rush
W. A. Gross
Ag’t
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Family Journal
Home Circle
Mont Blanc
Masmma
Pass
Manning & Longley
Walnut Street
E. Kinney & Co
R. Hosea & Son
Babbett, Harkness & Co
Henry Morganthau
Kelly Island
Lake Shore
Cyprus
Lord Jesus Christ
Citizen & Gazette
Urbana
Saxton & Brand, Publishers
H. Parvin
Springfield
Tu Daily Advertiser
Clarke
Eighth Congressional District
Advert Printing Company
Charles W. Karr
Main Street
East Deed
Bet
Third and Fourth, Inc
Union Mutual
Samuel W. Johnson
West Third Street
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington Railroad Company
Lexington
Norvin Green
ER. H. Courtney
Sec
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Type Foundry
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co
C. Wells
Treasure
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Kennedy
Railroads
Old Reliable
Little Miami Railroad
Columbus
Greet Trexk
Mikam
York
Pullman’s
New York
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Tim Tee
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Burn Front Street
W. L. O'Brien
Ass. Ag’t
Cincinti, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
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Euens
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Pie
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