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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
3
A fragment from G Ler Burgess in A Gage of Youth highlights contrasts between work and romance. The speaker notes that a man and a maid persist across time and distance while commenting on talents and errors in writing.
Denzil Bruce faces a life choice after reading a woman's plea for freedom tied to her ill mother and a new legal firm name. A second letter from his lawyer reveals the formal career path that will shape his future in the courts. He must choose between love with Maisie and a prestigious, demanding vocation that could obscure both.
In a quiet library Maisie and Denzil confess their love amid uncertainty about a career breakthrough. She bids him farewell to pursue work and politics, while he fears losing her but declares his lifelong devotion.
An American drummer pressed Russian Finance Minister De Witte for business data the minister refused. The youth persisted, and guards escorted him from the room after the minister relented, illustrating a hard lesson in persistence and diplomacy. A Georgia preacher quips that the near doom of hell is a distant event if you ignore it now, before noting the journalist’s closing jab about physicians and undertakers.
An illustrated brief discusses fencing a pasture with a two person passage gate that doubles as a gate setup. It also covers dehorning calves using caustic potash on a newborn calf and warns against later timing.
The article advises keeping cream above freezing for butter making. It suggests using extra pans with boiling water, straining milk into each, removing cream after ten to twelve hours, and warming the churn over hot water to test with a thermometer. It notes winter production challenges and mentions green feed may improve milk consistency.
The article outlines crafting a swill carrier from an old wheelbarrow with a barrel and hooks, plus a simple fodder cutter from a bench and a plow tongue. It also discusses cowpeas for orchards, late May sowing benefits, and winter manure practices improving soil and early spring work.
Recipe describes using half a pint of raised bread dough with butter, dividing into six portions, filling six tart apples with sugar and butter, sealing with dough, and baking for about forty five minutes. Sweet sauce optional, water added during baking, spices suggested.
Gelatine soaks in cold water for two hours. Scald milk with grated chocolate dissolved in boiling water and sugar. Beat yolks with sugar, mix with gelatine, stir into milk and cook three minutes. Remove from heat add vanilla and salt, strain, chill, then serve with cream and sugar.
Readable steps describe preparing six small potatoes and codfish mixture with butter, onion, mace, eggs, and cracker crumbs. The mixture is shaped into small portions, fried in hot fat in batches, drained, and served hot garnished with parsley.
A fragmented page blends cooking instructions with quirky prose and partial references to a Chinese writer and miscellaneous portraits. It includes dates, color notes for fondant, beef omelet, prune soufflé, and a practical guide to preparing sweetbreads and a cream sauce with mushrooms.
Senator Lodge argues under the Constitution that treaty making is shared between the Senate and the President not exclusive to the presidency. The Senate can advise or disapprove opening negotiations, with the President retaining equal power. practice has rarely used this right but it remains valid and recognized by both branches. Scribner's.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for muscular soreness from over exertion heat or cold with vigorous rubs of twenty minutes two to three times daily. It claims rapid, permanent relief and notes its use by football players and athletes. A sample offer and Vogeler's Curative Pills are also mentioned.
Mrs Timmins plans to invite the Siths and the Joneses to meet the Smiths, hoping for reconciliation. Mr Timmins doubts the plan as past quarrels linger and dinner may be refused.
Advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by I. H. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio is claimed to act on mucous membranes and offers $100,000 reward if it fails to cure. Druggists carry the remedy and Hall's Family Pills are recommended.
A rustic exchange centers on a fiddler Pam and a man named E who arrives to play for a dance. Rumor of Sally’s death prompts a substitution, then E explains he stayed after reconsidering family ties to Sally as a blood relation to wine.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes artist Teall Sune discussing a Jersey Meadows canvas with striking realism. He recalls treating a stagnant pool with crude petroleum to deter mosquitoes, illustrating the practical quirks behind his studio process.
A terse saying notes that backbiters may focus on the breast portion when chicken is plentiful, implying opportunistic criticism tied to resource abundance.
All kinds of stamps and printing available. Catalog and price list provided on request. Lock Box 213 Kurt Wayne, ind.
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