Mutual Farmers Club Meets at Solenberger Home
The Mutual Farmers Club met February 6 1897 at N W Solenberger’s home. E W Lupton was elected president pro tem as President Boyer was absent. Members discussed sowing clover in orchards, rye production, a Farmers Institute program for March 9–10, and various farming questions including hay and straw, feeding, and soil improvement.
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Mutual Farmers’ Club
N. W. Solenberger
Boyer
E. W. Lupton
J. A. Cline
N.W. Solenberger
D. W. Branson
J. A. Cl
Opequon Farmers’ Club
The
V. Agricultural Society
D. P. Lupton
J. L. Bond
L. M. Boyer
J. W. Branson
W. E. Branson
T.Y. Brown
I Must Be His Wife and Change My Life
A speaker reflects on marriage vows altering her freedom and identity. She vows to quit bicycling and waltzing, hide worries from her mother in law, attend cooking school, learn economy, and dress neatly. She questions why a man would choose an ignorant girl yet hopes for his approval and chivalrous, unselfish love.
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Mary
Pacing Mare Delivers Time Without a Driver in Wisconsin
An Oshkosh trained mare pace races without a pacemaker or driver. Fed near the wire she starts on the starter's word and runs a steady inner-track pace with the last quarter fastest. Marion seeks the groom after finishing, then returns for recognition amid cheering crowds.
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New York Herald
Oshkosh
Wis
The
Herald
Marion
A Woman Describes A Morning Routine In Court
A witness details her precise activities between eight and nine on a Wednesday morning including child care chores and household tasks then notes she rested before nine. The court session continues as another witness discusses a cough remedy and its local sale.
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Johnny
Nellie
Prayer and Inspiration in Hebrew Thought
The Hebrews held that prayer and inspiration involve dialogue between God and humans. They believed humans could speak to God and God could speak to humans, forming a dynamic spiritual relationship.
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God
Battle Abbey controversy shapes Confederate memory effort
In New Orleans ladies oppose funding a Washington location for the Battle Abbey project. Rouss argues the plan remains intact with veterans and Southern backers, pledging matching donations to reach 200000 dollars. He blames misrepresentation on rivals and urges representation of Virginia camps at Nashville in June.
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New Orleans
Confederate Battle Abbey
Memorial Institute
Reuss
Washington
Rouss
Eugene H. Levy
New York
Battle Abbey
South
United Confederate Veterans
Ladies of
Abbey
Rousso
Ladies of the
Dickinson
Richmond
Nashville
Reuss Fund
Veterans’ Aa
Virginia
Richmond Dispatch
Dark Horizon for Farmers Promotes Unity and Cooperation
The author condemns disunity among farmers and laments poverty amid exploitation by trusts and corporations. He cites Ireland and Russia as contrasts, warns against overproduction myths, and urges coordinated action to elect pro farming leaders, end wheat futures gambling, and protect agricultural interests through cooperation led by B. M. Carter.
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Ireland
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
India
United States
Truth
B. M. Carter
Courage the Gospel Gives
A sermon reflection on the Gospel empowering discouraged workers to see their potential through divine light. It emphasizes reliance on what He can do in you rather than self. The metaphor of people as windows illustrates how higher life radiates from outside to others.
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Phillips Brooks
Scott
Scott & Bowe
New York
Hood
Nickleby
Grocer
Nickelby
Loss and hope amid grief and faith in the afterlife
The quote reflects consolation for a grave loss, asserting that love survives and may accompany the living through belief in a heavenly realm. It argues that those who have died may be nearer to the living if they remain united to their Lord, and notes that fear can resemble rashness in effect.
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Heavenly World
Kingsley
Simmons Liver Regulator Promises Health Regimes
An advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as the best regulator for the liver and body health. It claims proper liver function prevents biliousness indigestion headaches and stomach disorders and urges trial to prove the benefits.
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Simmons
W.S. Holt
Pres
J. R. Felder
E. K. Sparks
Albany
C. Masterson
Alexander H. Stephens
Simmons Liver Regulator
Telegraph
Masseneur
Macon
Simmons Liver
American Universities and Colleges series in Popular Monthly
Young men and women seeking a college education are invited to read a series of illustrated articles on American universities and colleges now running in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. The installments explore campus life and higher education in the United States.
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Frank Leslie
Popular Monthly
Nothing convinces people of weak understanding
A concise philosophical remark asserts that miscomprehension itself fosters belief in weak understanding, suggesting that uncertainty reinforces doubt and undermines confidence in explanations. The line underscores how gaps in knowledge can shape perception and judgment in public discourse.
A Song Embraced In Any Mood And Meter
A reflective verse notes that whatever its rhyme or meter the song can lift sadness into gladness or deepen sweetness if the tune is sweet. The lines suggest music’s adaptable power to shape emotion regardless of form.
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the Sun
Hold on my heart in thy believing refrain
Poem excerpt urging steadfast faith in Christ as storms rise. It contrasts those who abandon anchor with those kept by Jesus who will endure even if heaven and earth fall. Christian Worker hymn brief.
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Jesus
Ring mystery and stray coins amid old newspaper chatter
A reader recounts losing an engagement ring during a bath last summer and finding odd items while eating shad. The piece blends witty dialog about surmised ambuscade weights, humility in religion, and old ads for printing services and a Viking bicycle for sale.
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Gent
Main Street
Winchester
Baltimore, MD
Batimore Weekly
STN
Sun
Weekly
Daily
Weekly Sun
Canada
Mexico
A.S. Abell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
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Ainzel
QUA Bakery
Daly
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St.16
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Kinzer
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Nough Said
Elss
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J.H. Zeqilin & Co
Philadelphia
Mamma
Franck Baker
Mitchel Knight
D. D
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery
Masonic Temple
Taylor Hotel
J. Tavenner
Orrice
Bantz
Jas. LP
Whitacre
Atty-at-Law
Pinchester
F. Nelson
Orfice
Court House Avenue
Holmes Boyd, JR
Maj
Holmes Conrad
H. W. Clowe, Jr Jeweler
H. W. Clowe, Jr
Richard E. Byrd
Frederick Clarke
West Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Wyte M. Lynch
Frice
Frederick
Court House Ave
Cameron Hall
Jos. E. Kiger
Jno
J. Kier
Kiger Bros
Lasses
Libert & Denny
Pennsylvania
R. H. Lewis
Water St
Frederick Webber
Holland
Mass
W. P. Holden
West Brimfield
Wheat Drug Co
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Christian Worker
Tus Times
Pope
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