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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
6
Mrs Florence E Atwood of 18 Orinlty Place Chicago IL says three months of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cured a three year eczema. She praises the remedies and notes the disease left her entirely with witness L S Berger. Date October 2 1865.
Present indications show a heavy influx of settlers from the United States to the Canadian Northwest this year likely to exceed the record for 17. Rates to the Northwest rival those to the Southwest and can be secured from Canadian Government agents. Reports from Alberta and Magrath describe favorable winter conditions and high yields in wheat and oats with substantial farm values per acre. A seed company offers Macaroni Wheat seed and other farm seeds with promotional mailing. One-way rail rates and tours to western destinations are advertised by The North Western Line and partners.
Travel deal notes reduced one way fares on Nickel Plate Road routes West Northwest and Southwest from March 1 to April 80. Local agents or R Melenbacker TPA Fort Wayne Ind are listed for details.
The piece surveys William Jennings Bryan as a dominant Democratic figure and criticizes political rhetoric and campaign finance while discussing tariff policy, national defense, and economic strains in Japan and the United States. It references U.S. and British perspectives, trade burdens, and mentions Walter J. Trader and Africa’s land area.
The piece notes rising output in manufacturing and hints at growth in raw materials and trade, with a cautious view on sustained recession risks. It observes that gains in production support future industry use while not yet signaling a full demand revival, per Providence Tribune commentary.
An experimental writer details a homemade heater frame built from pine with a galvanized bottom and sheet iron parts to heat water, plus notes on using heat for livestock and feed. The piece discusses barn applications and improvised stoves, then shifts to crop and orchard care focusing on potash fertilization and orchard health.
The passage argues education for farmers exceeds that of physicians or healers. It states agriculture is the most vital occupation since farmers feed and clothe the world. It also notes a lesson from Japan about horse stabling, where horses are backed into stalls with the door closed at the head.
The white specks in butter arise when cream forms thin top layers or when cream stands too long before churning. Strain the cream before churning and skim milk off promptly to prevent overripe cream. Avoid long standing and stretching cream to reduce specks and improve churning efficiency.
A historical instruction describes placing a barrel in a position and inserting a faucet. The text instructs driving the cork into the barrel with the faucet end squarely on the cork, then turning the faucet to tighten.
An acre receives 0.272 640 square inches of surface which translates to the same number of cubic inches of water per inch of rain. A gallon equals 277.27 cubic inches, so an inch of rainfall on an acre yields 22 622 gallons or about 226 220 pounds of water.
Advice covers feeding oats and cream handling, benefits of sheep for land improvement, first steps in starting duck farming with eggs, use of hoe for mixing feed, removable perches and vermin control by fire, bone grinder investments and securing bone supply through a butcher.
A vendor promotes Our Pie Preparation for lemon pies at 10 cents a package from Dzerta Food Co. Rochester NY. A reader offers advice on parenting and describes a family health scene noting grip and etiquette during illness.
An old medicine ad notes headaches stem from colds and stress. It promotes LANATEVE BROMO QUININE as a cure and lists a 26 cent price, with octobero may timing and boxed claim of removing the cause.
The text quotes Mars Lapsling arguing that someone who abuses a horse should be incarcerated. It also mentions ready-to-serve breakfast pancakes by Mrs. Austin and wireless message difficulties by day, plus Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children priced at 23 cents.
An orator demands a wise conservative leader unbound by past worship and partisan aims. A spectator humorously suggests seeking such a figure within the Oklahoma constitution, as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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