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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
2
A new oil venture starts on the John Foster farm near Helton Ville as Ohio Oil Company leases local lands. Reports cover nearby accidents, crimes, and community incidents including a child’s poisoning death, a hospital case, robberies, injuries, suicides, and relics of local life.
A guide on strainers and milk handling stressing metal strainers with 100 wire density and side mounted screens. It warns broken or rusted screens, cleaning with a stiff brush, and the dangers of poor hygiene raising bacterial content. It also notes pasteurized sweet cream butter keeps longer and advises gentle milking to avoid stopping milk flow as explained by John Burroughs.
The article argues eggs are a safe poultry venture with low capital in the South, citing cheap land and labor, good railroad access to Eastern markets, and potential for steady returns. It contrasts Northern operations and notes the value of early plowing and field management for corn and wheat stubble. It also describes a hoghouse design and the importance of sun exposure for pig health.
The Pierre correspondent reports that the Cheyenne River Agency will distribute livestock to Indians, giving each family 23 head of 2-year-old heifers or an optional team, wagon and harness, five cows and $40 in cash. The program aims to start farming or cattle herds worth about $1,000 per family.
The speaker argues that dairy cows, soil, and cabbage heads act as machines. By feeding cows a balanced ration and using high-grade manure, farmers can maximize output. The idea is to turn agricultural inputs into dollars through careful feeding and soil management.
The notes advise gradual gains in butter methods, using brains to work for best advantages, and maintaining a growing calf without overfeeding. It warns cold and overfeeding kill young calves, cautions against dual purpose cows, and notes creamery patrons receive monthly cream checks while others pay store bills.
The article discusses dairy science opinions that butter quality hinges on acidity development during production. It notes teachers and writers agree acidity influences flavor, with focus on that chemical balance shaping butter texture and taste.
Practical cautions for jelly making including sugar and heating steps and handling glass jars. Also a soap recipe using laundry soap, sugar, honey and turpentine to clean woolen and cotton fabrics.
Step by step kitchen notes give recipes and methods for making a lemon raspber ry gelatine dessert, removing fruit jar covers, and a veal and beef bouillon. Also includes a short biscuit dough recipe and currant bake directions with minimal water and a soda cracker crust.
A collection of practical tips for enhancing meals. It covers adding pickles to ham, olives to beef stew, and a fruit salad with white cherries, oranges, bananas, and lettuce with French dressing. It also gives kitchen hygiene advice, mushroom butter scrambled eggs, quicker pea cooking with soda, using turkey wings as brushes, and poaching egg tips with vinegar and parsley in gravy for richer flavor.
If you doubt the cause of your illness mail a medical examination blank. Our doctors will diagnose your case and tell you if you can be cured or not with no obligation. Advice is free and you may accept or ignore it. Send today to Munyon's at 58d and Jefferson streets Philadelphia Pa.
Article promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for children, endorsed by physicians including Dr. McCrain of Omaha and Charles H. Fletcher. It highlights Castoria’s role in digestive regulation and sleep, noting its lack of opium or morphine and citing Hall's Journal of Health as supporting evidence.
A dialogue showcases Mrs. Ferguson-George urging a simpler garnish for cold meat while addressing Mr. Ferguson-Great Peter and Laura. The line questions if a legal process is needed to remove the dish from the table.
26th annual special train departs August 9 for a 12 day trip to Niagara Falls via Nickel Plate Road. Booklet contains full information and contacts Mr. F. P. Parnin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana.
A frightened cat named Frello sits on a pole on Fifty-ninth and Bristol streets as residents report she has been up there for a week. A dog barks nearby and a dealer warns the transformer danger while a druggist confirms the Bristol address and the cat may be at risk of a short circuit. Nearby notes mention Paris horse slaughter figures and meat yields.
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