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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1901

Page

7

If All My Ships Come Home Poem by Wilcox

A verse by Ella Wheeler Wilcox imagines ships returning from sea as wealth and love. The speaker cherishes even half the fleet returning, valuing homeward care over riches, and prays for safe passage or, if fate demands, for the loved ship to return even at the cost of others.

Loveeship Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Deserter's Fate in Manila Blood And Love Triangle

In Manila during the Spanish American War, Lieut Butterworth and Private Chadwick, once college friends, duel over Nina the Filipino insurgent daughter. Jealousy, a desertion, and a fatal battle end with Nina slain and Chadwick weeping beside his dead friend as insurgents retreat.

Butterworth Guy Chadwick Spain Uncle Sam Lient Philippines Manila Lieut Nina Cecil Papa Lieut. Butterworth United States Army Ifeless New York Hrenlug Sun

Girls Find New Games Beyond Doll Play in Spring

The article urges girls to enjoy outdoor play and abandon exclusive doll games. It highlights tag and hopscotch with its chalked grids, rope jumping, and running games as healthy, spirited activities for all girls, regardless of attire, during pleasant spring days.

Gladys Gwendolen

Uncle Sam to Coin a 3-Cent Holey Nickel

The government weighs a nickel with a central hole as a new 3-cent piece to aid handling and identification. Officials doubt need for another small value coin and warn storage and circulation issues. The plan echoes past attempts like the failed 3-cent silver and slow Western adoption of small cents.

Uncle Sam West Bank Treasury Sub-Treasury

Tile and Laying of St Horseshoe Tile for Drainage

The article discusses why horseshoe tile drainage is inferior to round tile. It notes horseshoe tiles spread water over a flat surface, fail to remove sediment, and are harder to lay. It suggests placing flat side up and using tarred paper over joints for round tiles.

Round Silo and Farm Feeding Practices in Old Texts

The article compares round silos with barn midline storage, noting efficiency and cost differences. It discusses ensilage weight, storage space, and the near presence of hay, plus notes on soil fertility, rotation with clover, and feeding strategies including bran, gluten feed, and turning to market purchases when advantageous.

Grade Mothers and Clover for Stock Feeding

A concise discussion on breeding dominance in crossbred offspring, noting the stronger influence of the nearest purebred parent, and comparing purebred versus grade matings. It advocates plowing a varied diet for stock, praising clover as a double ration that supports hay and grain needs while warning against lack of variety. It also highlights clover’s soil benefits and cautions about overreliance on one forage.

Michigan

Weights and measures and farm notes from Rural New Yorker

A digest of agricultural guidance on feed weights by measure versus weight, peas and plant lice management, hog milk feeding, and persimmon seed germination. Includes table of quart weights for coarse and fine feeds, advice on green pea crops, hog feeding practices, and proper sowing of persimmon seeds.

New Yorker Massachusetts

Farm Notes On Crops And Practices In 1900

Early sown lettuce should be transplanted. Mongolian pheasants are being reared in Ohio. Northeastern Ohio farmers tout onion crops while lima beans and cucumbers should start on sods in hotbeds or cold frames. Connecticut tobacco growers demand cottonseed hull ashes as fertilizer. Cranberry crop for 1900 estimated at 189000 barrels. Mushrooms rise in popularity with growing supply. Spurry valued as a catch crop on light soils and needs moisture. Eggplant should be sown in hotbeds and transplanted high. good beds avoid losses per Bailey.

Ohio Connecticut United States Bailey

Household Briefs on Remedies and Simple Kitchen Tips

Vinegar and brown paper ease bruises when kept damp and rubbed gently. Sprouting seed potatoes benefit from smoking with sulphur to store and speed sprouting. Wagon grease cleans with lard then hot soap and water. Pineapple briefly substitutes for lemon in tea as a cordial. Bread and butter plates appear with butter at meals and afternoon teas feature sandwiches, cake, tea, and a cold drink with confections and salted almonds as options.

Grape-Fruit Salad Serving Method and Dressings

Halve grape fruits and remove pulp then dice and top with a little mayonnaise. A sweet dressing made from sugar and water with fruit juice or sherry is poured over the fruit and chilled. For flavor add Maraschino or Curacoa, if allowed. Pineapple juice suits mixed fruit, orange with lemon suits plain banana.

Fillet of Beef Roast with Mushroom Sauce

Cut the fillet from the rump and trim removing fat veins and tendon. Rub with salt pepper and flour then coat with beef fat or kidney suet or top with salt pork. Bake in a very hot oven thirty minutes with onion and bay leaf. Remove scraps and serve with mushroom sauce.

Edible Delights From An Old Recipe Notebook

A collection of home cooking steps for ecallopet salsify calves liver and bacon cookies pop overs macaroni timbales corn soup and Birds Nest Salad. Each dish outlines ingredients and methods from prep to finish with simple, practical guidance.

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