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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
8
A tense tale unfolds as a reader recalls reading a lover’s postcards between Oscar and Alice. Private notes trigger misreads, jealousy, and a dramatic reveal when a postcard arrives that could seal the fate of their romance.
A narrator recalls a tangled romance as Oscar the male worker sends postcards to a city girl, sparking jealousy and mistaken affiliations. The town’s women react with tension and secrecy as one girl receives a revealing card and confronts the visitor at her door. The affair strains under social scrutiny and personal emotions.
A Pittsburgh man creates a novel photo card for introductions. Friends pose with the man in a presentation stance at a local photographer. He writes a note on the image, ensuring the recipient gains clear identity of the caller.
Auton In City Parks Boston bans cars with spiked or chained wheels after the Metropolitan park commission decides such tires damage parkways faster than crews can repair them. Violators face a fine of 590.
McConnell, small but speedy at second, wins fans with sensational fielding and base running for the Boston Americans. Last season he led the Eastern League with stolen bases and hit .319.
Joe Corbett brother of James J Corbett signs with Denver Western League team after a San Francisco business spell. Lave Cross likely out of baseball after release by Frank of New Orleans. Cros wealthy, plans business focus in Cleveland. Clarkson quits baseball to start boot shop in Chisholm. Battling Nelson buys a farm near San Francisco and considers marriage as he plans retirement.
Hot weather prompts sales at The Procass on Broadway opposite Court House. Easy-fitting straw hats priced from 25c to 5 dollars. Includes The Joutes and Cincinnati Pot items, with special one year at 260.
Washington Letter notes the mighty ancient California trees survive fires and age with remarkable recovery. It cites Dudley’s study of a massive tree 2,171 years old at one time, detailing scars and regrowth as proof of priceless worth when left standing. It also recalls heroic life saving medals and historic relics tied to naval exploits and Comodore Decatur.
The article argues for improved seed corn quality and rational farming methods to sustain corn production. It stresses training for pure seed types, higher protein and productivity, and the need to select superior ears for better future yields. It cites V. S. Shoesmith of Kansas noting many people misjudge seed quality.
The article argues that while appearance and ear quality matter, germination tests are the only accurate method to judge corn vitality. It notes that corn seeming low in vitality can germinate well, and corn appearing vigorous may fail to grow.
The paper offers clubbing options for old and new subscribers with 102 year price details and sample copy policy. A teacher examination event is noted in Ohio at West School on the first Saturday of April with officers Crowell Baur Brigon Browder listed.
Purifier tablets claim to cleanse liver and bowels easing headache and jaundice caused by stagnation. Advertisement notes price of 25 cents at Wm. Kipp's drug store.
A. Goss of Ludlins reports years of field experience with fertilizers in southern Indiana. Conclusions: soil needs and crop type drive results. potash on muck soils boosts corn. heavy fertilizer use on potatoes, and proper proportions for wheat and corn pay well. Leguminous crops when turned under supply nitrogen cheaply. rock phosphate is a cheap phosphorus source for slower gains. Excess nitrogen washes out. no soil harm noted from long-term acid phosphate. Asparagus and rhubarb plantings possible in April and May.
The notice promotes the Greenville Journal for county residents with yearly and half year rates and highlights the paper’s volume of reading matter. It invites subscriptions and mentions out of county pricing and a benevolent prompt to recruit friends.
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