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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1896
Page
5
The verse urges perseverance through hardship, linking enduring burdens to eventual reward. It presents a moral about steadfastness and faith, characteristic of moral poetry, with a focus on personal struggle and triumph.
A home cooking column outlines puffed puddings and stuffed eggs, baked rhubarb with pink green color, vegetable soup with stock and brandy, cherry pudding with meringue, creamed clams in rich sauce, and a toasted bread accompaniment. It emphasizes simple steps, such as boiling, baking, and stirring into a thick cream, with notes on flavoring and presentation.
Quick notes on kitchen remedies and recipes from a past issue. Includes pie plant sauce uses for fresh and canned fruits, a cracker pie method with lemon juice and puff paste, a burn treatment with baking soda, and a whole wheat germ bread recipe. Also urges fresh air for babies and critiques political voting.
On a cold December 24 in New York City a destitute family faces hardship as Myrtie Bonner, a sharp eyed waif, and her mother struggle to survive. Phil Coleton, a printer’s apprentice, helps, while a saloon coal dole and a charitable spree offer brief solace. Mrs. Bonner entrusts Myrtie with a plan to secure future support from Ralph Merton, a wealthy Confederate era family connection, as she battles illness. (Continued next week.)
$100 reward promised for any failure to cure catarrh says Hall's Catarrh Cure. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, build constitution, and aid nature. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise and offer testimonials list. sold by druggists.
A collage of short letters from young readers in North and South Carolina share reading habits, questions about Bible word counts, geography and history, plus math riddles. Contributors include Jessie T. Pate Carron Eva Prue Mia Autry Samuel Brumley Jas K Jcggles and Mamie Wilkins, with a note on the June 1896 Democratic convention and free coinage debate.
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