Random Victorian miscellany and notices from The Progress
Oddities and brief items from The Progress include references to Tom Brown and gossip about current events, a Virginia moonshine report, plans for a France to United States cable, snow in Douglass county, and a license of new bicycles. Other notes cover a St Paul trial, a postmaster captain, and a penny bank idea.
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France
United States
Min Bing
Local Louisiana notes mix crime, fires, and farming tips
A sprawling Louisiana page reports on a sheriff serving property seizures tied to a Julie ment, a New Orleans refinery fire with multi firm losses, a Baton Rouge forging case, and various small town incidents. It also features farming advice on poultry, roost design, and profitability from improved fowl stock.
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Plaqueniae
Bateiy
Noceuin Mative
Tom Cluarmaberi
Helrerter
Wits Ely
Suatus
Mon Ramin
Atlas Pures Chambers
Shreveport
Fiat Tonia Haseben
Tolen
Bevan
Inilieniuely
Sheriff Brongsard
Latiyatte Sugar Mant Follmring Company
Fellel
Civil District Court of
New Orleans
Julia and
Diryvades Atrerta
New Orleys
J. Verges
Charles Colvare
Caliraro
Grunewald
Huger Revolide
Reynolds
Joneneyman Baker
Parifie Junction
Tinos Cental
Walter
United Fiasca
Harnett
Wenar
United States Court
New Orlenthy
Parlange
Morris Marks
United Cities
Southern Pacific Railroad
Enterprise
Morgan City
Front Street
Jacques Lehmann
Levchmann
J. M. Dyer
J.T. Collins
J. R. Bergeron
Mra. P. Trane
United States District Court
Amos Wheeler
East Baton Rouge
Dairy and Poultry in Rural Headers Spark Debate
In a rural column, concerns are raised about dairy and poultry practices, focusing on milk quality, honesty, and the effects on farmers. The piece contrasts vendors, butchers, and grocers, noting price pressures and the chain from farm to consumer. It highlights the challenge of maintaining trust in dairy markets and the role of local merchants in shaping farmers' livelihoods.
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Logan Poor Staek
Farmers of
Ben
Plymouth
Fragmented Sunday School Gospel Excerpt and Sermon Notes
Read like a garbled historical page, this fragment preserves a religious sermon style with scattered references to Jesus teaching near Samaria and the Jordan, apostolic obedience, and moral exhortations. Names like Jesus, Master, and biblical places appear amid jumbled OCR text, hinting at a sermon outline and quoted passages.
Milking Machines: Theory vs Practice in Dairying
The Farmers' Review notes that milking machines remain largely experimental. A few are used by experimental farms and large dairies to demonstrate feasibility, but no clear advantage has emerged. Progress is slow and optimism for immediate success is limited.
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Poultry Care In Rural Letter From E Scott
In a farm note from February E Scott describes keeping twenty Brown Leghorns with minimal shelter and limited space. He outlines feed of ground corn and oats with hot mash, occasional corn, water three times daily, and supplements like shelled corn bone meal and hay. He mentions cage windows and run area details along with discrepancies in the coop.
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Theo
E. Srott Hate
Darnors
Dairy laws and borax in milk preservation debate
Opinionated examination of dairy legislation, borax use in milk preservation, and manure value. Cites Horax in England and W A Henry on manure and nutrition. Warns against preservatives harming infants and invalids, urging natural preservation methods and careful handling.
Ram's Horns and the Prayerful Life
The fragment discusses prayer and faith, urging devotion to Christ, cautioning against worldly distractions in churches, and stressing prayer aligned with righteous conduct. It emphasizes praying the Lord's Prayer, serving God and neighbor, and the need for prayers to be powerful through moral living.
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Christ
Rings of legend and antique fashion in history
Greek legends say the mys te rings of Gyges granted invisibility to the wearer. Lorenzo de Medici supposedly wore a ring once owned by Emperor Nero. In late Rome rings cut from solid stone like agate oryx became fashionable.
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Gyges
Lydia
Lorenzo de Medici
Nero
Fragmented OCR Narrative With Garbled Names and Pervasive Edits
A long garbled text fragment appears to mix many proper nouns, places, and incomplete phrases. It reads like a chaotic OCR sweep with scattered names such as Athens, Salolaetaar litho, and Parkers, plus various indistinct terms. The piece resembles a historical newspaper snippet badly corrupted by OCR, lacking coherent events or clear personages.
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Court of Appeals
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