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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1892

Page

5

Growing Old Without Regret A Poem by Smiley

A reflective verse by Joseph Bert Smiley contemplates aging with calm acceptance. The speaker, viewing his aging self in a mirror, envisions silver strands and a heart free of fear. Youth fades to memory as life’s battles lessen, and restful retirement becomes a welcome horizon.

Joseph Bert Smiley

Household Recipes: Rice and Apple to Spinach Prep

A compact collection of kitchen directions including Rice and Apple, French Pudding, Hashed Cold Meat, Flour and Indian Waffles, and Spinach. Each item offers steps for preparation, cooking times, and serving notes with emphasis on proper mixing, heating, and texture.

Didn't you wear the trousers you bought

A mixed column of anecdotes and reflections on daily life. Jokes about pants miscounting money, farm meal times, and moral tales flow into quotes from Talmage, Shakespeare, Franklin, Scott, and a ventriloquist passenger. The piece also recounts a child’s prayer joke.

Featherstone Ebony

Dead Shots and Rangers Sharpshooting on Prairie

The article details Texas Rangers demonstrating marksmanship with revolvers and rifles, including a round of rapid eight-shot Winchester use and pistol shooting from low positions. It notes their size, gentleness in speech, and seeming reluctance to boast, plus anecdotes from General Mabry and Captain Brooks.

Texas Rangers Rangers Texas Richard Harding Davis Harper’s Weekly Mabry Sheeley Joe General Mabry Captain Brooks Capt. Brooks

The Baby's Dainty Basket Color and Craft Tips

A May Ladies' Home Journal feature by Mrs. Scovil advises lining a baby basket with muslin and colored fabric, suggests blue for boys pink for girls, and recommends pale yellow crimson or green. It guides lining, cutting cardboard bottoms, and neat seams to match nursery decor.

Unluckiest Man Alive Says He Had Bad Luck From Birth

A New York Tribune item recounts a tale of extreme misfortune told by a weary man. He claims thirteen misfortunes mark his life from birth and marriage to tragic mishaps, while a sympathetic listener questions the odds and the man clings to more supposed curses.

Elizabeth Sarah Smith New York Tribune

Sequal of Johnstown Resident Recalls Tragic Flood

James Agnew worked at Cambria Iron Works destroyed by the flood. He survived the disaster after floating down the river and recovering at a Red Cross tent. His wife Elizabeth and three children were reported dead, a claim later questioned through inquiries in Allentown.

Johnstown James Agnew Cambria Iron Works Agnew Elizabeth Red Cross Allentown Penn Louisville Jane Elizaong Onstown

Wit and humor from Harper's Bazar style miscellany

A collage of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from a 19th century periodical, featuring witty remarks about Miss Painter and Mr Dafferty, stage dinner quips, household misadventures, and social banter. Included are light kitchen instructions and brief jokes about manners and proprieties, with occasional character sketches and pithy one liners.

Some Dishes for the Sick from Farmhouse Resources

An advice piece on nourishing meals for invalids using farm staples. It emphasizes milk butter and eggs from the farm as foundations and lists beef based preparations such as Brer Tea and Raw Brer Tea, detailing soaking and simmering steps for easy, nourishing dishes.

Calamity Howling and Money Theories Across History

Fragmentary letter excerpts reference Aristotle Benjamin Franklin and Webster on money value and legal tender. Mentions 1837 Congress statements, critiques of intrinsic value, and legal tender status. Includes postal like instruction for communications to state alliance officials in Raleigh North Carolina.

Aristotle Henry Clay Congress Treasury United States North British Review Benjamin Franklin Encyclopedia Britanica Daniel Webster Thomas Jefferson John C. Calhoun Miller Chase Supreme Court North Carolina Edwards & Broughton, Peablinkers Raleigh State Alliance of North Carolina S. B. Alexander N. C W. 8. Barnes Barnes Sec’y-Treas

Moseley-House Hotel Ad Promises Central Raleigh Lodging

The Moseley-House at Col Wilmington and Hargett Streets Raleigh offers convenient central accommodations with daily rates from $1.50 to $2.00 and special weekly or monthly pricing for travelers.

Col Wilmington and Hargett Sts Raleigh, Nwn

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