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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
2
The President says trusts must be regulated by legislation and administered with due regard for all interests. He expresses confidence that reciprocity with Cuba will come and hails the nation's gratitude for the achievements of the era.
President Roosevelt warns that tackling large industrial trends requires action at multiple levels. He calls for honest administration of existing laws and targeted legislative measures at municipal, state, and national levels to curb powerful combines.
President Roosevelt addresses 200,000 at Schenley Park praising Knox for enforcing laws and urging慎 prudent action on big business. He outlines Philippines and Cuba progress, calls for steady, just policy and warns against rash, radical legislation while promoting orderly reform.
A collection of horticultural and livestock tips from Farm and Home and American Cultivator. Topics include a lever valve float mechanism for tanks, soil washing prevention with grasses and brush, a nine by eight pig trough design, butter production efficiency, discouraging bolting by pebbled troughs, grapevine layering to propagate new vines, and simple wintering guidance for tops.
Practical tips from Farm and New England Homestead on using hot water and Paris green or London purple to control cabbage worms, plus a tar-based method to protect peach trees from borers. Advice covers mixing ratios, application methods, and timing to avoid plant damage and ensure effective pest control.
A Nebraska experiment station bulletin advocates coal tar dips to cure mange in cattle. The author argues liberal dipping reduces abortion in range cattle, attributing abortions to weakness from mange.
Muskmelon blight troubles some localities. Onions require careful soil handling to avoid bulb damage. Sour land seeds need Timothy lime worked in advance. For late strawberries, northern exposure clay soil and late varieties are advised. Cow profitability should guide culling, age aside. Grapes, including Norton, Cynthiana, Scuppernong, can be propagated by layering. other hard wooded aestivalis varieties resist other methods.
Take two pounds of green rhubarb peel and dice cook with three cups water until soft mash strain then for each pound fruit add a pound sugar and heat until dissolved boil twenty minutes soak an ounce gelatine in a cup cold cream dissolve in hot water cool add cream and juice of one lemon mix and pour into an earthen mold chill at least two hours serve with whipped cream or a fruit compote.
A collection of cookbook style notes covers shredded codfish cakes with step by step prep and frying, leftover meat salads, Spanish mackerel sauce, chicken jelly, and creamed potatoes. It adds a taffy recipe, preserved cherries, and practical brief suggestions to tenderize tough meat, adjust candle sizes, and remove stains or iron with simple remedies.
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