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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1883
Page
3
A poem extols the value of a farmer's wife and her working hands. It contrasts lily white hands with the strength of the little brown hand performing housework and milking, praising domestic labor as a noble mission across rural life.
Lord Beauvray discovers he has no title or fortune after his uncle’s secret marriage and a son Timburel. He vows to relinquish rank, offers Millie Moyle a chance to end the engagement, and helps Tim return to favor with Gertie Brown’s regard. In the end George de Vray’s fate collides with Millie’s plans.
Maryland dairy experts note steamed foods aid yields by at least 25 percent while sheep fertility supports English land. Iowa A Famor warns against overfeeding young pigs. Potatoes Beauty of Hebron outperforms Harry Rose by 25 percent. Strawberries benefit from evergreen mulching. heavy mulch harms green plants. Polled cattle praised but not valued over standard breeds. Lima beans praised for home garden growers, ideal soil, and winter markets. plant with eye downward and shallow depth.
A readable fragment lists various 19th century style recipes and preparations. It includes cookies with ginger and molasses, cakes with milk and butter, soups rich in fat and eggs, and methods for cooking pig heads feet and bone soups, presented in a period cookbook voice.
The article recalls Earl Beaconsfield and his wife, a wealthy partner in his fame, noting how she encouraged his wooing and touring. An anecdote involves a House member critiquing her presence, to which Disraeli replies the critic cannot grasp true gratitude or the lasting bond between them.
A woman strikes a nail with twenty hammer blows while missing twice then hitting once. The riddle asks total blows and how far her voice can be heard when striking her thumb. A poetic line: flowers droop without the sun that woke their growth.
A note on Massachusetts financial oversight cites twenty five State Treasurers and 353,86,617 dollars handled with only 21,000 dollars lost, dating back to 1808 through a defaulter named Skinn.
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