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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1880
Page
1
A writer recalls turning poverty to prosperity by farming and gardening after a failed city venture. She details training in horticulture and floriculture, building a self-sustaining home with poultry bees and crops, winning family support, and inspiring her daughter Belle to pursue journalism and practical ministry.
Correspondent reports Bob Ingersoll the atheist and Republican spoke on The Gods to a large crowd price seventy five cents. He argued there is no God but Reason drawing mixed reactions from senators and MPs with some praising blasphemy while others call it a sad spectacle amid a growingRadicalism fear.
The Augusta discussion in the Augusta Evening News and the Atlanta Constitution debates whether a young married couple can survive on 1000 dollars annually. A proposed budget in Atlanta terms outlines rent 15 dollars a month and provisions 25 dollars, with remaining funds for clothes, servant, fuel, and incidentals, arguing happiness and stability proofed by experience rather than theory.
Divie Farmer extols newspapers as education and social lift, recounting gains from timely notices. He recalls selling land at a profit after subscribing to a small Georgia paper that publicized the administrator sale. He credits reading with guiding a family path, including a teacher job that changed his life.
Section 16 of Chapter 135 acts provides county and township fence rules allowing landowners to enclose lands and fence adjoining stock laws with gates across highways. A Baltimore American note claims mashed raw onions on the feet cured typhoid fever in several cases, urging trial as harmless and simple.
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