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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1895

Page

5

Fragmentary note on a political figure and hat remark

The readable lines reference a political figure named Harrison as the next man for a chair and mention a big back bone and a hat. The text is highly fragmentary with unclear meaning and no coherent event or date.

Wue Voyly Fen Harrison

Peach Short Cake and Codfish Recipes From A Busy Kitchen

The fragment outlines a peach short cake recipe with flour, baking powder, salt, agar, butter, water or milk, two cake rounds, peaches, sugar, and cream. It then describes a method for a pickled fruit or quince preparation with cider vinegar and sugar, plus a codfish dish with onions, bay leaves, thyme, parsley, potatoes, and white pepper, cooked slowly and served with parsley.

Rubin Vince Eae Ieee

Ingersoll on Napoleon the Great and the French Empire

The speaker reflects on Napoleon Bonaparte from his grave, contrasting empire building with a peasant’s simple life. He narrates Napoleons campaigns from Toulon to Waterloo and St Helena, then prefers a humble domestic life over imperial glory and the bloodshed it caused. The piece contrasts monumental power with personal loss and peasant happiness.

Napoleon Seine Toulon Paris Italy Lodi Egypt Alps France Marengo Ulm Austerlitz Russia Leipsic Elba Empire Waterloo St. Helena Napoleon the Great

The Mule and the Boy Frighten Lane Family

A boy rushed into a house with alarming news about Aleck, the livery stable chaos, and a mule incident. The tale centers on Aleck’s imprudent heel tickle and a mule that did nothing, followed by a stream of household tips on cleaning and home care from Prove Farmer.

Aleck Germantown

Young Girl as Governor in Wyoming State Office

Miss Eleanor Alice Richards, daughter of Governor W A Richards, serves as private secretary and acting governor during her father’s absences. Born in Oakland and raised on frontier ranches, she is a skilled stenographer, studying law, and leads governor’s office tasks while managing home duties for three younger siblings. Wyoming’s long standing women’s suffrage underpins the acceptance of a woman in high public duties.

W. A. Richards Wyoming Eleanor Alice Richards Alice Oakland Cal New York Herald Missouri River Colorado Springe Col Big Horn River Cheyenne Mills College Richard National Guard St Louis Miss Alice Kentucky Richards Miss Richards

Not a Bit Seasick In Curious Sea Tale

A seasoned traveler on a voyage recalls never feeling seasick and challenges a companion at dinner about enduring voyage fears. The exchange highlights nerves and confidence aboard a steamer as a winter storm looms over a homeward trip.

Seafaring Ills and a Loose Tooth Bristle Tale

A voyage aboard a ship encounters a cyclonic storm causing seasickness among passengers. Mr Blank falsely claimed seasickness was caused by a loose toothbrush bristle, while others vomit and endure the voyage. The steward confirms many sick, and Blank reappears pale and weak after days at sea.

Blank Mr. Blank New York Herald

How Many Apples Did They Eat in Eden

Comic wordplay riffs on Eve and Adam eating apples. Will and Bob trade numbers and nested parentheses jokes, evolving from literal sums to playful cryptic counts, ending with the claim they consumed the entire crop.

Will Bob Adam Eve Garden of Eden

Tobacco Story: Clergymen Debate Chewing Tobacco

A comical tale recalls two Southern clergymen, one rebuking the other for chewing tobacco. The questioned man admits it, sparking a lively clash. The exchange ends with a punchline about who more resembles a hog, prompting shared laughter.

Brother G Father C

North Carolina Organizers for Districts List

A list of organizers and districts in North Carolina with counties for Sixth through Fifteenth districts. Named organizers include Jas H Wright Carlton for Sixth, C McG Dunn for Seventh, Elijah W Flake for Eighth, Geo E Hunt for Tenth, P Sossaman for Eleventh, J R Means for Ninth, Don C Sanders for Fourth, J W Cox for Twelfth, George W Hahen for Fifteenth, A W Parker for Fourteen, detailing county groupings per district.

Jas. H. Wright Carlton N. C Johnston Wake Durham Granville Vance C. McG. Dunn Populi Cumberland Robeson Bladen Columbus Brunswick Elijah W. Flake Rockingham Harnett Moore Ric Anson Union Stanly Montgomery Geo. E Hunt Michael Randolph Chatham Orange Person Caswell Alamance J. R. Means Trinity College Don C. Sanders Burgaw Wayne Duplin Onslow Pender New Hanover Simpson Alexander Wika Alleghany Ashe, Watenga Miteorll Surry J W. Cox Edwardeville N.C Yancey Madison Henderson Tran Lvania Polk

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