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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
3
A verse from Freeman's Journal imagines wealth as a means to ease others' burdens. It pledges future generosity to brighten friends' days and relieve sorrow, urging immediate action rather than waiting for wealth. The voice counsels kindness to those near and distant, with hopeful, moral sentiment.
In a tense exchange, Miss Louise and JB debate the value of ideals versus reality. He toys with the idea of an ideal partner while she insists on steadfast belief, challenging his cynicism and pushing toward a personal admissions.
A dramatic exchange in a wartime scene reveals longing and doubt as Louise and Vier confess ideals and hope. The tale traces a distant romance shadowed by illness and a mother’s sacrifice near a besieged camp where a child weakens and a husband fights on.
Describes the Ladysmith siege and the Intombi hospital where daily trains from Ladysmith carried the sick and wounded. Women visited for news while men could not return, and a soldier arranged for a wife to bring news twice weekly, standing outside a marquee.
Robert A. Williams former Chicago Fire Department chief at the time of the 1871 great blaze died in Chicago after four weeks illness. He boasted never missing a major fire for over fifty years and offered insights from his fire service during the era. His department report is in the Chicago Historical Society.
A Christiania professor notes cod thrive in waters four to five degrees above freezing, guiding Norwegian fishermen to use thermometers to locate fish. Paint cannot alter age, only appearance of an old house. it won’t rejuvenate an old woman.
A Texas style sports piece notes a string of tarpon caught in Florida waters near Fort Myers and Punta Gorda. The two fish weighed about 180 pounds and nearly 100 pounds respectively, with vivid descriptions of the sport and the fly fishing method used.
A collage of farming and household guidance covers building a summer resting place with a grassless floor, insoluble phosphates' debated value, curing a cow milk habit, packing fruit properly, incubator care, teaching lambs to eat, weed control by sheep, and late summer weed and wild carrot control.
A simple hand tool for farming is outlined as easily fashioned by a blacksmith. The implement resembles a grubbing hoe used by farmers, but with a slightly different blade shape. The wide blade is about four inches wide along the edge, with the narrow blade edge measuring one and a half to two inches. The tool is to be made from the same material as the referenced blade.
A sharp edged hand tool designed to cut runners and weed tightly around strawberry plants. The wide edge handles cutting across runners while the narrow edge works close to the base. A few of these tools would cost little and save their cost in one season.
Selecting calves for dairying focuses on four well placed teats two rudiments a large udder cord and eight through teeth to indicate vigor. Diseases of plants rise when crops repeat on the same ground and rotation is needed to break pest and disease cycles.
A description of a new washing machine by H. A. Robinson of Port Huron Michigan highlights a spring yielding plunger mechanism to avoid garment damage, a corrugated tub surface scrubbing clothes as if by hand, and a compact form comparable to traditional tubs for washday use. The piece also includes brief recipe fragments for mint wafers rhubarb tomatoes browned potatoes and lemon pudding.
Practical guidance on stain removal with ripe tomatoes and ink, burns treated with a white or egg and olive oil mixture, breakfast cereals with dates figs or prunes for variety, sugar clarification steps, and careful washing of silk pocket handkerchiefs including soaking rinsing and salt in cold water.
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