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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1883
Page
4
A poem describes Cupid losing his arrows to Death in a cave causing a twist of fate. Lovers become prey to Death while aging men fall under Love's spell. The verse blends mythic imagery with a caution about time and desire.
A Mexican boy named Harry pleads to keep a hungry motherless dog with a broken leg. The family cares for the animal, while Harry's illness deepens. The dog and boy share a bond as the father faces loss and the pet heartbreaks beside the grave.
Advice on humane stock handling, feeding, and housing. Emphasizes clean living, ample hay and grain, and avoiding sour or leftovers. Recommends ensilage, bones for poultry, and balanced ration. Provides methods for training, preventing horse fright, tethering, and wart removal. Includes notes on coal ashes for pest control and food safety in farm operations.
A list of kitchen preparations from coffee to egg sandwiches sauces and puddings. Details include coffee with isinglass boiling water and timing, soft icing from egg whites and sugar, a hot meat sauce with tomatoes onions and spices, a duck dressing with bread filling and lemon rind, goop fish-balls from potatoes and fish, potato salad with bacon dressing, oyster sauce for salmon, and a Christmas plum pudding recipe with raisins currants suet peel and bread crumbs.
A compact compilation of quips and brief jokes from a newspaper page. It includes remarks about the Mikado’s illness kakake, a pun on hair and whiskers, a Noah’s Ark nose gag, a jab at clergy, and social observations about fashion and behavior. The bits mix regional humor and light satire with short anecdotes from various voices.
The Blue Valley Blade of Nebraska argues editors in rural journals are not bloated millionaires living lavishly in grand houses. It mocks the stereotype of two story brown fronts and elite carriages.
An intelligent lady claims mothers punish misbehaving children who are out of health. She suggests that giving Hop Bitters to the little ones for two to three weeks would make the ill child a parent could desire and reduce disciplinary needs.
Most Gettysburg combatants were veterans yet among 24 000 muskets recovered on the field only 6 000 carried three cartridges and 1 150 had from four to eight.
Prof Atwater of Connecticut Agricultural College reports chemists’ analyses place medium beef at 100, oysters 21.83, hens egg 72.2, cod 106, fresh salmon 107.7, salt mackerel 111.1, butter 121.1, smoked beef 146, smoked ham 157, cheese 159. The note hints skim milk cheese in Europe and that pork fat in cheese does not increase nutrition. A Dublin wit quotes an Irishman in London joking about an attempted English accent by sticking out his tongue.
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