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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
7
The speaker yearns for the wind and salt of the sea, leaving bustling streets, gin shops, and gaudy glare. They long for a royal road without end, where lights watch over mariners and the winds on the way lead toward harbor and home. London Outlook.
Beatrice seeks dream meanings from the narrator who insists he can interpret. They discuss a fire dream predicting marriage and a coffin dream implying another marriage, with playful banter about whether dreams oppose real life and the narrator's desire for Beatrice.
Bea and Hugh debate dream interpretation with a coffin symbol. He offers to fix the dream as marriage if she agrees to wed him, and Bea reveals she faked dreams to speed their engagement. He accepts, but she hints at deeper feelings behind the ruse. Chicago Tribune
A dog trainer explains humane methods for teaching young dogs tricks by imitation of an older dog. He describes using hunger as a motivator, praising progress and limiting food during training. He notes highly bred dogs are not ideal except perhaps poodles, preferring mongrels for lessons.
The article explains profit in cultivating egg plants near large markets with rich soil and careful care. It notes northern limits, suggesting greenhouse or cold frame start in cool summers, and highlights the New York Improved variety as larger and better than the Early Long Purple.
The article discusses using small incubators for poultry, preferring units under 10 erg capacity with strict adherence to instructions. It praises barnyard turnstiles for handling stock and questions whether farm wives have benefited from new machinery, noting little change to kitchen work. It covers onion culture from seeds or sets and notes planting, transplanting, and cultivation methods.
A Minnesota farm journal excerpt describes a corner post anchoring device using a 4x4 brace twelve feet long with brace d resting on the top of the post at about fifty degrees. It also includes practical farm tips on tree care weed control plowing soil for frost, bee hive placement, and garden preparation plus several recipes for buttered eggs cookies cranberry jelly and cough candy.
Arthur Moyer, 19, of Lowell, admits he killed his employer Douglas Craft, a farmer, on April 8. He earlier claimed Craft shot at him and then killed himself, but police found Craft in the barn for twelve hours with unburned clothing, and Moyer now says he shot himself in the arm to fake the murder scene.
The State Prohibition party in delegates convention at Indianapolis named its ticket for state offices. The slate includes James M. Dungan for Secretary of State, Dr. J. Levi Lord for Auditor, Preston Rider for Treasurer, Sumner Wy Haynes for Attorney General, Charles B. Holler for Clerk of the Supreme Court, Andrew I. Mitchell for Superintendent of Public Instruction, Earl Stinespring for State Geologist, and J. Lewis Speicher for State Statistician. Leonard Morgan, longtime New York publisher, is released on parole from Michigan City prison after past forgeries. Mrs. Morgan helped secure parole through influential supporters.
Hill Bros a long established South Bend milling firm filed for bankruptcy in federal court at Indianapolis. Liabilities total 59029.47 with assets 5207. The cause cited includes the Joseph Leiter wheat deal the 1893 panic crop failures and illness of partner Thomas d Hill. Established 1851.
Aaron C. Black of Long Cliff was shot and killed by his best friend Samuel Probst while playing with a rifle. The weapon discharged, the bullet entering Black’s right breast below the shoulder. Probst held the rifle at the moment of discharge.
A compilation of local harms and accidents reports shows John Kraft 12 found dead in a field near Boonville. Pierce Butler 50 beaten and robbed near Greenfield. dynamite injuries to James Jenkins in Michigantown. Crothersville rider canning factory fire damages $2000. several barn and livestock losses near Ander son and Martinsville. multiple drownings and fires. library funding pledges by Carnegie. a child burned to death near Martinsville and Rosa Manning 18 burned while trash burning. a fatal shooting near Princeton. a Clinton youth found dead with a fractured skull. various police and train related deaths and injuries across the state.
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