Bombastes Cronista clash with Don in coastal stand off
The Wilmington Post prints a satirical broadside against Don Cronista threatening blockade from Maine to Texas. It names ships and defenses like Roanoke and Philadelphia while promising strong response and calm warnings. The piece ends with a school instruction excerpt and notes Mrs. Williams as Douglas’s widow and Virginia possible Senate wife.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER AND CITY NOTES
New York dispatches discuss detention and arraignment of Cuban officers aboard the Cuba and public sympathy favors the Cuban cause. The Cuba never entered New York harbor, fitted at sea, with Cuban mass meetings in five venues and a Cuban independence fair raising about 30000 dollars. Central Park Concerts end for spring, meteorology notes pleasant weather, new post office progress toward Thanksgiving, and teacher training proposals for the coming school season.
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Back-Furrow Plowing and Nutritive Cheese Facts
Rural Home explains how tree trunks reveal earth rotation effects on growth and outlines a plan to back-furrow a field for better meadow yield. It covers lime and ash soil feeding, blue-stone wheat treatment, and cautions on soil exhaustion and composting dead stock.
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