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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1897
Page
5
A fragmented poem contrasts words with deeds, praising deeds over speech. It laments that words rarely touch the heart, lauds a welcoming home and simple joys, and reflects on the power of praise, kindness, and inner peace over outward rhetoric and fame.
A vintage household recipe note describes rumbled eggs with sardines, Worcestershire sauce, and butter, served hot as a stuffing dish. It also outlines lemon cream with whipped cream, sugar, lemon zest and juice, and a milk water mix thickened with cornstarch, plus a method to chill before serving. Also included are entire wheat muffins with flour, baking powder, salt, milk, eggs, and melted butter, baked in greased rings until browned. A red chowder recipe uses fish, boiled potatoes, onion, parsley, and a layered bake with sauce and crumbs, baked twenty minutes.
In Indian Territory, the young bugler Jeoffrys volunteers to join a perilous chase for the Seventh Cavalry, braving Indians and hunger to join the rescue. He returns wounded yet hailed as hero, winning praise from Col Warrick and the crowd as Mrs Gilbert reveals a personal connection.
An essay argues modern children display rude behavior and the burden falls on parents. It contrasts American permissiveness with French child discipline, noting adults endure noise, while questions of schooling, hotel rules, and public spaces influence manners. Strong entities include Mark Twain, French writers, and references to teachers and hotels.
Popular Science reports the Atlantic averages 4015 yards deep, with Seguy and Quenisset finding X rays induce dangerous heart palpitations in medical students described as violent unless blocked by a metal plate. Alaska’s vast area and isolation are contrasted with Cuba under debate. Includes language jokes and a tombstone inscription about a fatal accident.
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