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Newspaper

Troy Herald

Location

Troy, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1874

Page

2

A Romance of the Street in Baxter Street

Dr Henry Colton meets Rosa Carden a ragged girl on Baxter Street and helps her reach the Girls Refuge where she becomes a teacher and later marries Colton after he regains fortune and status through Rosa. The tale shifts to other local reminiscences including the Fighting Halter and Missouri tribute.

Baxter Street Henry Colton Plyalvian Aeady Dr,ulton Argi Rosa Carden Ale Ginger Rosa Hosa Henry Kusa Otstead Gilnger Mrs Brown Mrs. Brown Ile Jin Colton Iutage Colton’ Jook Winacenuit Voealvad Arthur Ralston Rosa Ralston

Fence Pears Laat ForsvenRecipe From Western Muralanya

A correspondent explains a cheap fence post method using wood and iron. After seven years in ground, posts show little weathering. The recipe involves boiled linseed oil mixed with pulverized charcoal to coat timber, claimed to resist rot.

The Gossiping Woman and Her Harmful Reach

A historical critique of female gossip and social meddling. It warns that curious, slanderous talk harms households and communities, urging prudent restraint. The piece contrasts honest homemakers with meddlesome gossips who invade others privacy and dignity. It laments the damage to reputations and social harmony.

White bread quality and flour handling notes from old manuscript

The fragment discusses a white bread's straw tint and good crumb, a collie eating adhesives, and flour behavior when wet. It mentions spring wheat flour likely being sticky, testing dough with pressure, and references old Manchester notes about bread as the staff of life, with an apology for printing related to a timer affecting everyone.

Collie Colt

First American whaler Rebenen doubles Cape Horn

The Rebenen, built by Claghorn and launched in 1785 at New Bedford, was one of the earliest American whalers to round Cape Horn. Though only 14 tons, it was considered large for the era and was commanded by Capt. Cornelius Grinnell, father of Tourv and Moraes II Grinnell of New York. During the Directory, a French capture and British recapture occurred before salvage restored ownership, with the vessel later perishing in 1800s.

Cape Horn Claghorn Alan New Tedford Dave Ecalntho

Exploded theory on women’s dress and male fashion rivals

A quip argues that women dress not to please men but to impress each other. It notes that practical, tasteful attire attracts men, while fashion rivalry aims to mortify rivals rather than attract affection.

Axperlenan HiFi

Boston Woman's Harsh Protest Over Mill River Relief

A Boston woman publicly condemns the Mill River relief effort by sending a clothes line marked To be used in hanging the contractors of the reservoir, signaling intense local anger over the project and its handling.

Boston Mill River

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