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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
5
A rustic verse invites readers to a brookside morning fishing excursion. The speaker praises the gear the tackle and rod and describes the lure of a brook trout. The poem conveys a sport loving spirit and respect for nature as a national pastime.
Albert and Roy Lestrange clash over a working girl Miss Lefroy who captivates Roy with charm and a planned visit to Smuggler's Cave. Roy proposes, but Miss Lefroy delays commitment. Albert seeks to rescue his brother in London with help from Uncle Lord Torchester and actress Miss Garrick.
The article argues higher profits exist in growing young cattle for dairy or beef amid lower herd numbers. It cites 1890–1899 U.S. cattle trends, price rises, and farm advisories, noting increased Western beef cost and potential margins for feeders who raise their own stock and feed. It also mentions manure benefits and feed experiments with oats and barley.
A proposal outlines a Hall of Fame for the university quadrangle with plans for a marble museum space and tablets. The design includes exterior length 16 feet and height 16 feet, with five new tablets to be added this century.
Europe’s new minor monarch is Grand Duke Franz IV of Mecklenburg Schwerin, aged 19, the youngest ruling king and heir of Europe’s oldest dynasty. He ascended the throne less than a month ago, overseeing a small realm of 5 000 square miles with 60 000 people and a national debt near 30 million dollars. His lineage links him to Russia and many European royals.
In Sydney streets are cleaned nightly and anyone discarding refuse is arrested and fined. Large residences keep kitchens on the top floor and dry clothes on the roof.
An illustrated design from Ohio Farmer shows a wash tank and folding drying table for vegetables. The unit folds for storage, with a water outlet and a lower tank corner to drain. The article notes market value from clean produce and discusses early crops and market strategy. It also covers hog pasturage and self-grown feeds as cost-saving factors for profitable farming.
An English gardener compares melon seed from different plants and notes a $5,000 steer bought by N W Brown of Delphi Ind and a Carnation cow from Kansas City. Fodder corn is urged for milking cows, with rain patterns hinting at drought risk, while Farm Journal tallies profits from high yielding cows and butter costs. Creamery butter quality is questioned amid contract controls and home use.
An excerpt describes moth prevention for clothing using cedar chips ink from newspapers and sachet powders with orris root and spices. It also offers general household advice on cleaning hinges, drains, soot removal, and kitchen table etiquette plus a recipe for fricadilloes and croquettes with detailed cooking steps.
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