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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
2
A testimonial from Mrs. Jennie Cowan of West Bay City Michigan asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills restore color and strength after a grip illness. The ad claims the pills build up the system, fight germs, and cure anemia rheumatism and neuralgia, selling at 50 cents a box or 2.50 for six.
Mrs. Mary Wagner of Bridgeport reports long lasting kidney pain backache headaches and dizziness. She says Doctor Dean's Kidney Pills improved her condition from the first box and five boxes cured her. sold by all dealers at 25 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
At a crowded downtown corner pedestrians scatter from street cars wagons and horsed police. A window washer on a fifteenth story ledge exclaims, I’m glad I ain’t in that crowd, witnessing the confusion and danger below.
Advertisement claims deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and catarrh. Offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges readers to request free samples. Notes product from J. Cheney Co of Toledo and promotes Wall’s Pills for constipation.
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse notes a morning display with golden tea and a spread of bacon with poached eggs fried sole jams and toasts. High vases hold long stemmed narcissi in yellow and white.
A promotional note extols Allcock's porous plaster as a sixty year old, universally available pain reliever. It emphasizes pure simple ingredients, global reach, and safety suitable for children, asserting the original genuine plaster status and widespread druggist availability. Also includes an advertising line for Laxative Bromoo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee and Druggist signature.
A terse census style note claims about a quarter of Chicago’s population are of German heritage, reflecting immigration patterns and ethnic composition in the city.
A historical note describes a seven year old trap nest with a wooden box seven by two feet by inches, a bottle counter, a cut end with a small hinged door and spring mechanisms to trap hens. The design emphasizes simple construction and easy replication with common tools.
The article covers dairy industry data from Polk County Wisconsin with thirty creameries and four cheese factories, over 14,000 cows, and records from 1905 including butter and cheese production values. It discusses cooperative creameries, farm practices for cows, water temperature, feed, and salt accessibility. It closes with reflections on rural life and industrial progress led by dairying.
The article discusses grain and cattle production challenges across the Midwest, noting turkey consumption trends, soil fertility via drainage and lime or potassium applications, and the role of organic matter in soils. It urges farmers to test soil for wheat needs and to rely on barnyard manure as a safe corrective measure.
Department of Agriculture bulletin recommends furrow irrigation with mid-row furrows not exceeding 600 feet. In light sandy soils with gentle slopes the furrow length should be reduced. Shortening furrows is easily done by adding head.
The piece discusses corn and cob meal use for cattle and sheep, value of clover in soil enrichment, and feeding practices. It notes potash fertilizers improve fruit quality, with sugar rise and acid drop, and compares linseed meal with cut straw versus cut hay for steer fattening and stomach separation.
A New Jersey inventor develops a cake cutter on a large roller with hindges shaped to form multiple figures. As the dough sheet passes, designs align contiguously, leaving no waste portions and reducing the amount of dough wasted in cutting into cakes.
Apple Dowdy recipe describes lining a dish with brown bread, filling with apples, and baking with a sauce until soft. Clana Vritters outlines beating eggs with milk and flour, adding chopped lard pieces, seasoning, and dropping spoonfuls for frying to a browned finish.
Fragmented kitchen tribute lists dough, batter, and sauce steps for bread, pastry, turkey salad, and apricot stock. It mixes measurements and instructions for baking, mixing spices, and serving guidance with jumbled terms and dubious phrasing. The odd assembly mentions butter, milk stock, and walnuts in a turkey salad served on lettuce nests.
Practical tips on preparing suet with ground rice for easier chopping and adding vinegar to fish washing water for better flavor. Guidance on custards cooked in a water bath to prevent overcooking and a finishing brown in the oven. Gauze sieves of brass or copper wire replace colanders for fine screening, described as sturdy despite a delicate mesh.
A historical tale extols 20 Mule Team Borax as Nature's Cleanser and Whitener. It claims the product cleanses, purifies, and disinfects, suitable for domestic and medical use and endorsed as pure and harmless.
A humorous exchange contrasts attentiveness in marriage with playful doubts about spouse status. The Philadelphia Record and Houston Post snippets feature banter over domestic quirks and fashion, including a witty line about a shirt waist and a handspring maneuver.
In a terse exchange a widow faces insinuations as old rumors surface. A private suit unfolds with tension between Singleton and Wedderly over alleged courting, while a piano’s imagined voice hints at unspoken accusations.
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