Madeline's Last Moving Day Comes To A Close
Madeline confronts the upheaval of moving to Bulgravia apartments and revisits Crafton Heights. She meets Mrs. Carruth and Henry Carruth who reveal past hopes of Paris, design fame, and a shared future. A wedding is planned to end the cycle of moving days, uniting Madeline with Henry as sentiment lingers in old rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stahnie
Madeline
Hoerld Stalin
Fred
Maine
Elian
Abe
Stanhope
Wildaertat
Madellie
White
Ordi
Breitle
Norah
Triver
Marteline
Cishion
Movant
Mev
Stanton
Lonsewite
Jenelis Clifton Meltio
Maddyline
Hler Father
Crafton Fleights
Berle
Tin
Chicago
Bulgravii
Crafton Heighta
A. Depot
Cour ‘Anetor
Bulpravia
Crafton Heights
Burdon
Henry
Henry Carruth
Paris
Wim Dorings
Lin
Mrs. Carruth
Henry Carpuish
English Etchings and a London Apartment Advertisement
Fragmentary newspaper item notes English etchings offer apartments suitable for a tour hallet of a Christan noun. It mentions W R Hayes from Portsmouth touring England to trun ch wheels on a wager and discusses death registration in England within five days. It also references cabbage in Earl of Yarnmouth garden and a misread note about blond and brunette populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. R. Hayes
Portsmouth
England
Earl of Yarmouth
Safford Priors
Justice in Ohio Taxation Points to Reform
Janes A Robinson of Canton, first vice president of the Ohio Federation of Labor, argues for tax reform in Ohio. He urges more frequent real property valuations, publicity of assessments, and taxing mineral rights to reduce burdens on labor and promote enterprise, with county based plans and direct democracy tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes A. Robnson
Canton
Ohio
TS Ohio Federation of Labor
State ‘Tax Commission
Robinson
Hell Valle Trans Claw
Advertisement offer for five periodicals a year
A reader is urged to check the opposite page for an ad promising five good periodicals annually for 62.60. The note frames the offer as a straightforward purchase and invites verification on the facing page.
Live stock remedies and home farm cures note
A farmer offers practical, though antiquated, remedies for livestock care including remedies for scours, lice, heat, worms, and foot or udder issues. It recounts oil feeds, grease and sulfur sprays, tonic powders, and even unverified tips such as using manure in stalls. The tips are attributed to Joto Upton via Country Gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joto Upton
Watering the horse in hot weather explained
An experienced horseman argues that horses must be watered frequently to prevent dehydration. He notes that surface cooling from perspiration is insufficient and that workers lose body water during hard labor, leading to decline in condition if hydration is neglected. Water should be given after feeds and early in hot weather, with multiple daily intakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltes Hl. P. Miller
The Horseman Advice for Yearling and Mare Care
Instructions on grooming, feeding, exercise, and housing to keep horses healthy. Emphasizes trimming hooves, soft clean feet, safe exercise for brood mares, avoiding confinement, and clipping coats. Warns against odor and lice, shouting during training, or irregular feeding. Recommends purebred dams and pests control for hygienic dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aires
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Pile Relief
A Le Raysville New York merchant Woolever endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a longstanding cure for piles. The ad claims it has helped for 20 years and urges purchase at William Kipp’s Sons drug store for 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolever
le Raysville
N. Y
Arnica
Stansion
Newsletter Clubbing List for 1902 Subscriptions
The notice offers special subscription terms for readers to subscribe to various publications for 1902. It explains that samples are available only for the paper itself, directs requests for other samples to the desired paper’s office, and presents a price table with regular and reduced rates for yearlong access to weekly publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleo
Permon
Cemed
Greenville Journal Offer for Darke County Readers
A Greenville Journal subscription pitch promises well supplied county reading. The ad offers the paper for $1.00 per year or six months for 50 cents, with a longer out of county rate and a stated annual circulation figure. It emphasizes accessible, instructive content for families across Darke County.
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Mr Voninghem
New York
Justice
Representative of Labor
James A. Robinson
The
Ohio Federation of Labor
Castoria
Beare
Hoo Jemmal
Greenville Jo
Farner
Louis Globe-Democrat
Leo Dagroe Dally
Qa Heral
Ian Kiventn
AWK
Aly
Bane
Ospitel
Surplus & Progis
Greenville
ATION
Rrenville
John H. Korater
Pree
Torpen
Vile Pres
F.P. Conmeing
Sual
Abd Broadweay, Dame
Che Prior
Man
Martin B. Trainor Attorney Atlaw
Kirk Hoffman
A. Jobes
Buite
Audoraon Block
Ureenside
Henry M. Cole
Imeco
Allen Block
Spatairs
Second National Bank
Kc. A. Snow & CO
U.S
Washington, D. C
Darke
Ville Journal
Furnish
Old Darke
Cash
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