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“Bruised cloves kept among furs frighten moth away.” “Never let a child sob itself to sleep.” “Whiting and lime juice clean ivory knife handles.” “When you want to cut whalebone warm it by the fire.” “Soot covered with salt is easily brushed up.” “Lemons stowed separately in dry sand keep fresh.” “Sufferers from dyspepsia should not drink while eating.” “Brush a baby’s hair, but do not comb it.” “A heated knife cuts freshly baked bred (sic) well.” “Mustard plasters made with white of egg do not...

April 23, 1845: The Jonesborough Whig and Independent Journal reported of a recent marriage. “In this County, on last Thursday evening, by Rev. Elbert F. Sevier, Rev. Alexander N. Harris, to Miss Edney, daughter of David Haynes, all of this County.” April 23, 1869: The Union Flag reported exciting news from Johnson’s Depot. “A lady living at Johnson’s Depot gave birth to a triplet of boys last week. This is certainly encouraging, in view of our threatening rupture with Spain and England. Maj. G.W. Blackburn, our efficient State Comptroller, will have to order the â€...

WEATHERSFIELD — Jack D. Hunter, 89, passed away Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020, at his residence. Jack was born Oct. 15, 1931, in Warren, the son of John W. and Vida (Dennis) Hunter. Jack retired in 1991 from Packard Electric, as a supervisor. He had previously worked for Grinnell and Republic Steel, both in Warren, and had been a volunteer firefighter for Weathersfield Township. He had served his country in the Navy during the Korean War. Throughout his life, Jack enjoyed camping, flying airplanes and was a stock car driver. He leaves to cherish his memory, his wife, Shirley A. Patterson Hunter,...