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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1893
Page
7
Fragmentary readable text hints at a book or pamphlet description, with stray names and phrases. It mentions a boatier, a cook, a mistress, and references to subscription offerings and a Detroit Free press context. The garbled lines suggest a historical ad or notice page but lack coherent facts.
A narrator speaks to an antique clock in a colonial hall style, recalling relics, royalty, and romantic scenes. The clock’s smile hints it is newly made last week, blending past and present in a poetic, humorous note from Harper's Magazine.
A May afternoon at Notting Hill sees the Society of Water Colors condemn Scene from Macbeth. Edith Grierson, mocked by fellow amateur Boggs, vows vengeance then paints her way to success, catching notice from established artists and earning solid commissions.
Edith Grierson postpones revenge to help Stretton, an ill but honest artist. She visits him with gifts, learns his life was given to atone for her slights, and eventually marries him after a sincere display of charity and remorse. The tale ends with their quiet wedding in Notting Hill as Stretton nears death.
Prof L H Pammel outlines brown rot caused by Manilia fructigena Pers affecting plums apples and cherries in Iowa and across the U S The fungus grows on flowers leaves and fruit under warm moist conditions with spores surviving on mummied fruit Preventives include orchard hygiene and copper fungicide solutions applied with knapsack sprayers for wide spread use The article notes the fungus can transfer among plum peach pear and apple hosts and stresses removing old fruit and avoiding injuries to stored fruit.
An illustrated guide from American Agriculturist describes a practical crosscut saw clamp. It explains making side boards one inch thick and ten inches wide, using four inch bolts with wing nuts, and mounting to a bench or window seal by right angled irons. The clamp holds teeth and body for filing and lasts for years.
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