Harvest Party at Glanmire Farm Near Topeka
A Topeka social page notes a July gathering at Glanmire Farm hosted by Miss Sallie Corning and Miss Mary Lakin. Attendees included numerous local families and guests, with decorations of corn leaves, lanterns, and a large punch station. Also covered are trolley parties, Vinewood dances, and outdoor sketching plans for September with Chicago’s Mr. Arnold.
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Canned vegetables and a home canning tale from New York Recorder
The article blends a homespun guide on canning with a humorous anecdote about a cabinet organ being moved into a home. It describes soldering lids on jars, using muriatic acid to help solder, and the process of sealing cans. The second fragment humorously portrays a neighborly scene as an organ is installed, leading to a clash of curiosity and a daughter’s request for hymnals.
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Sailor Costumes for Boys in 8 to 9 Year Olds
The New York Herald describes boys sailor outfits in navy blue or white flannel with navy or white collars and English straw hats. Suits use knickerbockers or trousers, and hair advice favors long curls for younger boys but shorter cuts after age eight or ten.
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Lavender repels flies in early home remedy note
An eastern exchange reports flies dislike lavender. A home remedy suggests mixing lavender oil with water in equal parts and spraying it around rooms to reduce fly nuisance.
Twohold Brevities on Household Efficiency
Instructs on discarding old rubber bands for jars and storing wrapping paper and cord. Advises using clear water for washing tinted items and using a paint brush to dust hard-to-reach furniture crevices. Recommends denim gowns, pine tar for disinfection in sickrooms, and benefits of guests at family meals.
Wisconsin editor Utley recallatious humor amid wartime case tale
A Wisconsin editor Colonel Utley is famed for wit as a war commander in Kentucky. A slave master sued over a freed boy he sheltered, and Utley joked that his own lawyer, though not Milwaukee’s smartest, had to claim brilliance because he supposedly admitted it. A streetcar wait tale follows involving a drunken man awaiting a train after a late night.
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Fabled Monster in a Knightly Quest Skips Cottage Truth
A restless knight seeks a fabled monster with his lance. The pilgrim cryptically mentions a rumor of a new woman in a cottage. He presses on, choosing to ride away toward an unverified tale rather than seek the denizen.
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Frustrated bell ringer and farmer clash over broken hotel bell
In a terse exchange a hotel clerk asks what the farmer is doing with the electric bell while the farmer Grimes complains the handles are broken and he is attempting to grip the device with his twee nera. Sittings
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Coke Production in 1894 by U S States and Territories
Geological Survey reports total U S coke production in 1894 at 12 394 000 dollars from Appalachian coal fields dominating output. State totals list Pennsylvania 4 585 000 dollars, West Virginia 1 640 000 dollars, Ohio 900 000 dollars, Virginia 295 000 dollars, Georgia 116 01 dollars, plus numerous states and territories totaling 12 394 000 dollars. A fire at Skillings Whitney Barnes Lumber in Ocpessscita destroys 10 to 12 million feet pine, worth 500 000 dollars, insured. The note also advertises rail and park events and band performance.
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Cholera Fears Rise as War Spreads Disease in Japan
A missive from Miss Annie Davis, a missionary in Tokio, describes cholera sweeping through Japan due to wartime troop movements. Food supplies are contaminated, making sustenance dangerous for missionaries. Nearby, naval tests show aluminum weakens and crumbles in salt water, limiting its use in ships.
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Six Fishermen Feared Dead After Fraser River Missing
In Vancouver BC authorities report six fishermen still missing three days after last sighting on the Fraser River. Grave fears are entertained for their safety as search operations continue amid the incident. A band concert is scheduled tonight at Gardald Park.
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