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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1896
Page
5
A poem by Eugene Freypr expresses a father's vow to his infant, promising that in years to come the child will understand his tears and eternal love. The speaker envisions whispered goodnights and a future reunion beyond death, urging the child to look back on this moment.
A page of home cooking tips includes potatoes fried in gravy and light breadsticks. It also features a long column of clipped jokes and anecdotes from various sources, including Tit Bits and Yonkers Statesman, with brief quips about bicycles and a minister.
Charlie Ivey pursues Malone to Island Home where both are saved after her leap from Hanging Cliff. Doctors and a Reverend recount the drama and reveal Malone’s blank mind and recovery prospects while Charlie learns Hugh Caravan secretly remarried. The pursuit shifts to Florida as Charlie tracks Joseph Clankton and encounters Don Luis and the millionaire caravan.
Pomona Hill Nurseries near Greensboro North Carolina advertises fruits flowers and Japan fruits with an illustrated catalogue free to all. Agents wanted. The notice dates from 1848 and is signed J I Van Lindley.
A collection of notes from young readers in North Carolina to the editor. They pose trivia about the Bible and history, seek space for letters, and wish success to the Tum Progressive Farmer while offering personal introductions.
A 13 year old farm helper describes a tough year with tobacco work fodder cutting and horse care as his father is ill. He mentions a missing sister Ruthie who died at four and their family sorrow, hoping to meet again in the bye and bye.
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