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Waycross Headlight

Location

Waycross, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1886

Page

3

How Long Should Cows Go Dry and Farm Notes

The article discusses dairy practices and cow drying periods with views from several farmers. It covers six to eight weeks as a drying window, effects on milk yield, calf quality, and long term herd productivity, plus notes on plowing depth, manure handling, and feeding considerations. It blends practical dairy guidance with miscellaneous farm topics and anecdotes.

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Household Hints On Repairs And Moths

Household hints describe making a china cement with gum arabic and plaster of Paris while warm, drying items for days, and drying umbrellas handle downward to reduce wear. The note warns moth problems rise as furnaces heat homes and windows open, advising vigilance against damage.

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Lives of the Presidents Shows First Loves Define Leaders

The Washington Letters recount famed presidents and their early loves. Cleveland’s lost sweetheart, poverty delaying marriage, and similar fates for Fillmore and others surface in anecdotes. Tyler’s bashfulness contrasts with later boldness.

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Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled phrases and unreadable names, lacking coherent events or entities to summarize into a factual news item. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are extractable from the readable portion.

Restitution Funds From Unsettled Conscience Letters

A long column recounts various improvised restitution efforts sent to the U S government from a range of donors. Notes describe sums from 7.50 to 2500, many with little explanation, some from sailors, priests, or former quartermasters who stole funds during the war. Story highlights odd drafts, mutilated currency, and a New Orleans tale of a dying man directing secreted bills to be paid back.

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Sleeper Train Details From South to Chicago through Nashville

An early 20th century notice describes a fast sleeper train route from the South to Chicago via Nashville Union Depot. It lists stops including Henderson, Montgomery, Pensacola, Mobile, Jacksonville, Macon, and intermediate points, with a connection at Guthrie and arrivals in Chicago the next morning. The notice offers advance sleeping car reservations and maps, timetables, and ticket information through railroad agents and the Union Passenger Route office.

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Conscience lesson in Yonkers Sunday school class

A South Yonkers Sunday school teacher struggled to explain conscience to her pupils. One bright girl quickly answered, saying Cate, ma'am, after the teacher pressed for understanding. The brief exchange captures a child’s candid grasp amid a classroom moment in New York.

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Not Entirely Hopeless Jobstock

Fragmentary notes depict a speaker urging perseverance amid struggle and class conflict. The text references villages, colleges, and peasant factions, conveying social tension and ignorance misread as guilt, with an underlying sense of discouragement and resilience.

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