Of the New Convert Chorus in Magnolia NC
Fragmentary OCR reads like a poem or chorus. Mentions two men and a vote, with themes of doom and fate. Text is garbled but suggests conviction over a vote or judgment in Magnolia North Carolina.
The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina
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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1894
Page
5
GRANDMOTHER S COOKBOOK DESERTS AID DELICIOUS FRYING DISHES
Household guidance covers warm gems and rolls baked in a bag, grandmothers jumbles with citrus rind and soda, fried bananas coated in cracker crumbs, pan doddies with rye meal, fried lobster stew with mace and wine, and oyster plant salsify prepared as croquettes fried in fat.
Tramp Echoes in Hillsboro Love Tangle and Polk Tribute
A fragmented tale blends a Progressive Farmer piece praising Col. L. L. Polk with a Hillsboro Quaker romance. Ella Stratton and Jack Cox spark tension as Cox courts Ella, then plans to reform her through shelter and marriage, while readers are invited to fund a monument to Polk amid postwar North Carolina civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Joe
Pard
Joe Jackson
Polk
North Carolina
Col. L. L. Polk
United States
Anson County
Progressive Farmer
Farmers’ Alliance
Col. Polk
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union of the
L. L. Polk
White House
Mr. Butler
Webster
Hillsboro
Bro. Cox
Ella Stratton
Jack Cox
Ella
Jack
Strattons
Red House
Stratton
Hir
Coxes
ITEMS FOR THE LADIES AND WOMEN'S BIGHTS NOTES
A collage of social commentary and tips for women includes a physiognomy claim about blue eyed men and a Pittsburg Dispatch mockery of women’s bookkeeping. It cites Ruskin on wives, domestic virtue, and a 12th woman admitted to the U S Supreme Court bar, Kate H Bier from Milwaukee, noting Senator Wiles of Wisconsin sponsored her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ruskin
Washington
Kansas
American Agriculturist
United States Supreme Court
Sinenet
Misa Kate H. Bier
Milwaukee
Wiles
Wisconsin
Smeeton
Beng
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Magnolia, N. C
Reetisr
Concord
Jackson
Lth
Partizan
Thia Flip
Mikce Jackson
Tephys
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