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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1893
Page
7
Fragmented verse from Worthingtons Magazine with two poems Folded Hands and When Jim Was Dead. Poignant lines describe a tired heart, love unspoken, and grief after death with archaic phrasing and dialect. Notable names appear as At rest, Jim, and references to Geudging hounshetd and Simm.
A compact rural column offers practical tips on thinning fruit trees to improve quality and yield, sowing clover seed on snow in late winter, planting onions with spacing and fertility guidance, and a miscellany of household and garden remedies. It also covers home remedies, cleaning tips, and basic craft hints, rooted in everyday farm life and seasonal labor.
Fragmented excerpt covers medical claims for Dr Pierce's favors and Miles Heart Cure, barn door wisdom, potato blight controls, school law debates, and assorted agricultural and social anecdotes. Includes testimonials on health cures, dairy and feed impacts, and agricultural pest remedies amid late 19th century rural life.
Fragmentary, old newspaper style vignette notes Aunt Hetty debating modern forks and disharmony of daily tasks. Scattered lines mention Mrs. S, a catarrh remedy Els Cream, and a wartime exchange about theft and medical advice, all conveyed in a quaint period voice.
Fragmentary account details the Oneida Community’s buildings, library, printing office, and social spaces. It notes 200 employed members, internal housing, and a textile factory. It mentions controversial complex marriage practices and the impact of New York laws ending free love experiments.
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