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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina

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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1897

Page

5

Cad Coquette Mistress Bess in Cupid’s Arts

A compact verse portrait describes Mistress Bess as a charming cad coquette with blue eyes and mastery of Cupid’s arts. The speaker warns that her golden hair is the strongest lure that ensnares hearts.

Mistress Bess Lawrence K. Russell Puck

Household Dishes and Jokes from a Past Issue

Recipes describe butter fried rice savory, sardine eggs on fried bread, currant ice cream, parsley butter, and raspberry cream with gelatine. Two light humor items follow about mosquitoes in an Irish camp and cheap buyers’ money worries with a porch hospitality quip and a boy’s question about a board.

Perro a Tale of Cerro Quemado and the dog in me

Dr. Wallace leads a mountain expedition in Western Guatemala seeking sulphur and gold. An Aztec boy named Perro endures hardship to guide him, culminating in a perilous cave and a dramatic escape with the doctor learning the value of loyalty.

Wallace Senor Perros Yves Juan Cerro-Quemado Mountains Guatemala Central America Perro Dog John Sewor Muchachito Cerro Quemado Hell Ralph Graham Taber Illustrated American

Causes Of Domestic Incompatibility And Housekeeping Notes

An article discusses common strains in marriages arising from neglect, money disputes, and lack of attentions. It argues for wife independence, possible outside work, and fair management of finances, contrasting indulgent and controlling behavior while cautioning against intemperance and nagging. It ends with a Bank of England note detail and a note on paper preparation.

Eden Young Ladies’ Seminary

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