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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1897
Page
2
A jumble of 19th century editorial notes and gossip covers language lessons urged by Bishop Vincent, a plan for a New York skyline tower, a French investigation into aristocratic names, and warnings about counterfeit silver leaf cigarette branding plus a Swede wage earner and a Boston widow.
The Church Missionary Intelligencer reports the rapid impact of Christian instruction in Uganda. A Lusoga reading book published under Tomas Livabidongo shows progress as a Muganda boy trained for eight months has helped set up the book, paginate, proofread, and print two thousand copies.
A fragmented moral piece extols mothers and private charity over legislation as the path to improvement. It recalls a child saved from street life by a New York Children's Aid Society judge, praising Gov John Brady's rise and asking how many will climb as high from such a start.
The article discusses when to harvest wheat or oats by stacking grain and thrashing from the shock. It argues early stacking and thrashing can yield better prices if weather and labor cooperate, noting markets react to world supply rather than local conditions.
An Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin describes Propagating a European origin vegetable. It covers seed from autumn berries, seed bed preparation, spacing, soil, manures, mound planting, irrigation, weeding, and spring transplant timing for durable production.
A Dakoly article notes the local creamery relies on farm women and daughters for daily milk handling. With 18000 pounds produced for about ninety patrons, the workload is immense, requiring manual tasks without steam or machinery.
The piece argues that creameries relieve farm women of heavy milk work and chores, noting weekly totals of milk and butter tasks. It emphasizes neighbors, change, and time gained for rest, gardens, or reading, urging creameries to lift burdens and mortgages alike across rural life.
Growers seeking low cost production should stake tomato plants rather than trellis them. A straight 7–8 ft bean stake or an 8 ft long square 2 in stake supports plants to a single stalk. Tie stems and fruit clusters with soft fabric strips and trim to keep a neat, ornamental display in the garden.
A historical note describes a cabbage family sprout plant with a central stem and many small heads known as sprouts. Originating in Belgium, it spread in the thirteenth century and requires moisture, hot beds, and careful spacing. Frosting before use may affect flavor.
The article argues Argentina could leap in dairy production with new machinery and better breeds, noting potential huge exports of butter and cheese to European markets. It discusses transport challenges, keeping quality, and the need to select cows suited to local conditions, with advice on cow watering and herd management.
Simon Lake of Baltimore unveils the Argonaut a steel submarine with wheels and surface propeller built to scour wrecks along the coast for bullion and gems. The craft thirty six feet long nine feet wide will dive to sunken ships like the New Era off Asbury Park and make trial runs on Chesapeake Day.
Advice from Dr. Jacobi on teething dangers and quiet care for delicate infants. It covers avoiding overstimulation, staying indoors or under shade, and feeding regimes with barley water, milk, and sugar. Emphasizes cautious changes in diet and avoiding early intellect stimulation.
A reflection on teaching children to treat flowers, walls, and objects with care and restraint. Emphasizes patience, respect, and self-control to prevent disruption, loss of courtesy, and future selfishness, arguing early lessons shape mature character.
In Stockholm Sweden the police recruit via strict exams, then enjoy comfortable quarters and a well organized city system with nine districts connected by telephone and electric signals. The article notes orderly housing and amenities for officers and mentions daily plant growth timing details.
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