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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1891
Page
5
A fragmented verse appears with lines about remembrance and daily blessings. The text mixes English phrases with a tag like Cabbie in German, lacking a clear narrative, speakers, or events. It seems to be a stray poetry snippet or caption rather than a full article item.
A collection of mid century kitchen instructions detailing broiled sausages with hot apple sauce, mushrooms and eggs bake, hot tartare sauce for broiled fish, Tottenham muffins, chicken croquettes with stuffing and white sauce, browned eggplant with crackers and butter, and parsnip cake batter rises into light cakes.
A Detroit Free Press fragment blends dramatic realism with sly urban humor. Scenes shift from a tense confrontation in a dusty store to street anecdotes about horses, jokes, and shopkeepers, curving into a meditation on everyday foibles and chestnuts of trades.
A Kansas Advocate item notes a humorous anecdote about a North Carolina nuptial dispute cited by the Chicago Herald, then shifts to a political quarrel over the Sub-Treasury plan. The article claims most Kansas Alliance Lecturers oppose it and challenges opposition claims as misleading, urging identification of any dissenters.
A tense tale recounts a timid woman traveling alone who fears a sinister passenger. She is drugged and abducted by two men posing as her rescuers, robbed of jewelry and money, and confined in a village room. A kind landlord’s daughter helps uncover the plot, leading to no prosecution but a warning about solo travel for nervous women.
A city vignette follows a well dressed man and a beggar with a injured hand on Broadway and Chambers. The speaker recounts civic apathy, compares charity to fishing, and details a tested plan to fund work for the needy. A Milwaukee machinist in distress is helped to get food lodging tools and a job, with repayable advance and a lasting wage. Also notes peanut bag supply deal by Virginia North Carolina alliance via James R Collins in New York.
The Arizona Kicker reprints items from Way We Laugh, recounting a town incident where a keg of red ink led to a staged gunfire near the post office, a mock feud with a rival editor, threats of mayoral politics, and a lighthearted address to delinquent subscribers. The piece also debunks a Colonel Childers feud claim, revealing a poetess who plagiarized a well known verse.
Notice directs parties receiving No 5 High Arm Alliance Sewing Machines with freight charges to pay promptly and send receipted freight bill to the office. W. H. Worts, 8. B. A.
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