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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
3
Practical farming notes stress feeding methods for pigs and poultry, kennel and sheep care, seed and clover importance, and soil improvement. It covers hog market weights, pasture crops, hops sprouts, hoof care, horse breeding, and the resilience of eggs under thunder and jarring incubator conditions.
George Jorgensen of Poy Sippi explains August planting myths and solid methods for strawberries, including soil, spacing, mulch, and weed control. A second tale follows Teddy Redmond on a prairie blizzard rescue using a homebuilt telegraph line to guide his father and kin back to shelter, highlighting windbreaks and prairie hazards.
Early spring brings scarce fresh vegetables with chicory and spinach scarce. Tender young hop sprouts appear in the Brussels market and are in strong demand during the season.
The poem recalls an old hand organ playing nostalgic tunes from Tara's Hall Jim Crowe Annie Laurie and other classic songs. Memories rise as the music echoes through past years with images of grass-grown streets bright orchards and joyful memories. The refrain calls the organ to play again and revive the happy days.
A brief transcribed item notes a humorous mention from the Montreal Family Herald about postponing laundry today while Jet Teddy handles the clothes-line and telegraph duties.
A veteran dealer explains that the value of a driving or carriage horse hinges on buyer fit and the dealer’s skill. Price depends on individual traits like ears eyes nose and muzzle, not just coat or harness shine. Success comes from matching horses to the right buyers and understanding customer psychology.
A New York Press excerpt reports experiments comparing masculine and feminine senses. Men detected smaller quantities of gall and prussic acid, heard sounds farther away, and showed keener sight and touch, explaining why women endure pain with apparent fortitude.
A lawye r recalls Edward Hyerett Hale as a guest at a millionaire dinner where the host bragged about costs of dishes including grapes. The guests endured the costly meal while the doctor quipped for more charity and asked to be cut off about 1.87 dollars.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes Thea Grover Cleveland asserting doctors use big words to mislead. She criticizes a perceived monopolistic mindset in the man she references, remarking on medical language and public discourse.
A Berne exhibition will display 1785 varieties of sausages. A light note from a Swiss desk imagines a man’s chair on Sunday morning becoming a sweeping target for his wife if he carries chair and paper to the roof.
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