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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
7
A Farm and Fireside writer praises a low down bar row design with superior capacity over ordinary carts. The frame uses two by two hardwood for handles and wheel frame, with mortised joints at the box ends and legs for rigidity and stability.
Instructions describe building a heavy load barrow with mortised legs, a permanent bed from floor to top of handles, and removable side boards for bulky materials. It notes loading from ground and braced rear legs for stability, plus variations for floor-to-top construction.
The fragment discusses shingle lengths and coverage. It notes 16 inch shingles per bundle and 20 inch wide courses totaling 80 feet long per bundle. Weather exposure changes coverage from 4 inches to 7 and 5 and 6 inch readings with varying square feet. It also references care of sheep and its weak recovery.
An invention describes a two part utensil with a blade and pivoted holding lever to grip and turn hot waffles without breaking. A hollow holder aids grip when inverted and a spring on the lever holds it against the blade, released by a thumb piece to add the waffle.
A letter describes common dishwashing mistakes and offers tips. Wash silverware and glassware first in hot suds, rinse with hot water, and air glassware with a newspaperless polish. Rinse milk vessels with cold water before hot washing, and keep tea towels clean for a charming table.
Instructions detail skinning a rabbit, including joints and head skinning notes, trussing, and stuffing before roasting for about three quarters of an hour. Steps cover preparing celery and apple salad with green pepper, lemon preservation to avoid discoloration, and a mayonnaise cream dressing served on lettuce leaves.
A simple guide for stewed tripe using one pound fresh tripe one cup tomatoes one pint boiling water one onion finely chopped salt and pepper to taste and one tablespoon Worcestershire sauce. Trim trim and simmer until tender then add sauce. Potatoes may be added for a heartier dish.
Maple mousse uses four eggs, one cup of maple syrup and one pint of cream. Beat yolks with syrup, heat in a double boiler ten minutes, whip until frothy, then fold in whipped whites and cream. Chill and freeze like ice cream for serving.
A fragment discusses mixing binger with cookies and cold coffee, noting taste changes. It mentions adding a drop of salad oil to mayonnaise as it sits, fried tomatoes with white sauce curry, and hints at foods like onions and breath. It also includes scattered garbled text and measurements.
A fragmented Scots verse laments a hard day at school and a weary journey toward home. A mother’s song and the refrain hame hame sweet hame lift hope as the road seems long yet promises return.
In a Florida home, Jule Devereaux Piquet Maynard befriends a sick, lonely man. She consoles him, offers visits for company, and guides a life growing closer as they share drives, sails, and porch gatherings. The man reveals their linked past as siblings reuniting.
A fragmented note refers to a rap about Harvard and Yale rivalry. It mentions Vinay, a 1983 element, and a sarcastic line about Spare and Fair Harvard. The record tonal feel suggests unfinished student humor or cryptic classroom chatter from an old campus scene.
A woman riding a 9th Avenue elevated train carries a willow basket covered with newspaper. She comforts and gently tends several small chicks inside the basket as the car travels toward her stop, shielding them with her jacket and returning each bird to warmth and order.
Readings from Harpers Magazine describe ants Formica exsectoides using body language to express vigilance suspicion challenge and intent to repel. The observ ers note human observers grasp the meanings conveyed by antennae waves head jerks and movements as ants communicate within their limited idea range.
In a family discussion Uncle Hiram is urged to fund extensive vocal lessons for Margaret. A relative suggests sending her abroad for two or three years to study, and Uncle Hiram eagerly offers to pay the expense if she can go overseas for training.
Fragmentary choir of phrases recalls a journey on a southern railroad. Voices mutter about time, places, and absence, hinting at a memory or mood rather than a clear event or date. The garbled text preserves a sense of rural speech and travel.
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