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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1902

Page

3

Just a Little Bit of Baby

A short, playful verse about a baby who measures twenty pounds and stands six feet four, fooling his proud family and guiding a group of adults toward the gate of heaven, as featured in Good Housekeeping.

Heaven

Aunt Meg Advises Love Struck Secretary in The Daisy

A titled British secretary aged thirty with twelve hundred fifty dollars income seeks Aunt Meg through The Daisy column for love guidance. He has fallen for a woman earning more by two hundred fifty dollars and worries about risk to his modest funds while awaiting a reply after sending his letter.

Lancaster Ellington Milly Holsworth Harry England Hllington Ile Aut Meg

Telegraph teaching device lets any person send messages

Martin Armstrong designs a hand portable telegraphic teaching unit for Kenny Texas that allows a learner to obtain letters by tracing a stylus over wood strips. The device delivers Morse code via a sounder and battery and can be used on trains to report wrecks without telegraph knowledge.

Martin Armstrong Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Kenny Texas

Aunt Meg and the Daisy Ink Longing and Revelations

A muddled romance tale unfolds as Mildred Ellington and Harry confess amid Aunt Meg’s Daisy advice revealed by Milly, while an unrelated boiler theft and a comic Irish marriage tale appear, showing reporters’ mixed clipping content and humor.

Leisurely Theft Confessions From Memphis Colonel

Col. Dan Turner of Memphis describes a crime mindset among Western men while recounting a Tennessee railway tale. A traction engine delivered road material to a mountain worksite and was left idle beside the road for months, later found in fragments when cleanup began.

Washington Post Col Dan Turner Memphis Tenn Tennessee

Autograph Wagner Letters Found Used as Jam Pot Covers

A German journalist discovers autograph Wagner letters repurposed as jam pot covers in the home of two elderly sisters once close to the author of Parsifal. The parchmentlike covers reveal the identifiers, and the journalist notes the curious domestic reuse.

Wagner

Home Made Clover Cutter and Spraying Gear

A DIY clover cutter built from an old table and knife blade is shown with a wooden trough and slot guiding the cut. A small plant sprayer guide explains various spraying outfits from hand atomizers to wagon and steam sprayers, plus cost ranges.

Convenient Fly Wheel and Strawberry Growing Tips

A farm sketch shows using a cast off cartwheel with a thick rim and wooden strips to drive a treadle powered churn grinder or hand separator. The article also advises preparing ground years ahead for strawberries by sowing sod crops to rid soil of white grub before planting.

C. G. Hill

Alfalfa Fever Spreads as Minnesota Wins Big at Chicago Show

The Northwest Live Stock and Wool Growers Journal notes a surge of alfalfa fever in Montana and highlights Minnesota’s strong showing at the international live stock show in Chicago. The piece argues that stock can be profitably grown and fattened outside the corn belt, citing Minnesota prize winnings as proof.

Utah Lucern Minnesota Oregon Colorado Wyoming Washington Montana Dakotas Northwest Live Stock and Chicago Gorn Belt

Crops and Dairy Notes From Farm Bulletin

The article discusses keeping small fruit plantations weed free and using careful plowing and mulching to boost yields. It cautions against feeding dairy animals fattening foods, suggests comforting feeds like peas and oats, and covers dairy management from butter quality to cow milk production and calf feeding.

Macaroni and Clams and Household Tips Digest

A vintage cooking vignette covers a Lenten macaroni and clams recipe with steps for boiling pasta, making clam sauce, and baking. It also showcases an invention for a combined mop and brush with a wringer, plus simple baked treats, cider preserving tips, anchovy toast, orange honey, and a detailed weights and measures glossary.

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Mildred Holsworth The Daisy Meg L A. E United Income Mildred Ellington Milly Liv Larry Hmerald Isle Catherine London Tennessee Blacksmith High Seas New York Ohio Howard Hilker
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