Roosevelt on Trusts and Tariffs in Cincinnati Address
President Roosevelt frames trusts and tariffs as linked issues. He argues only federal action can curb interstate corporations and advocates a strong supervisory system, rejecting revolutionary cures and urging national regulation to protect growth and prosperity. He warns against dampening enterprise and calls for constitutional and administrative steps to balance public good with private enterprise.
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Publicity as a tool to supervise state and nation laws
The text argues for legislation that ensures public disclosure of essential facts in matters where rights and duties between the state and nation are disputed. It suggests publicity would reveal policies, deter wrongdoing, expose evils, and guide further action, amid calls for executive and legislative balance.
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Congress
Ational
Bo Ogesn
Tag
Vedi
India
Mustard In Grain Fields Weed Facts And Risks
Mustard is a common weed in grain fields with yellow flowers and soft leaves akin to cabbage. It is a serious pest because it ripens seed early, preventing ground from being seeded for future years, and its seeds remain persistent in the soil.
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Tiomeston
Nebraska Farmers Benefit From Rural Telephone Growth
A Nebraska correspondent notes rapid expansion of independent telephone lines linking farms to towns. Farmers pay 1 to 1.5 dollars monthly and gain timely grain prices, with benefits like doctor access and store orders. The system promises widespread rural use within years, improving milk quality and general rural life.
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Prairies
Nebraska
Evaporated Potatoes From South Carolina Station
The South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station reveals dried potatoes grown by boiling peeling and evaporating in a cannery. The product remains edible for years and requires soaking in warm water an hour to rehydrate. It could transform northern Maine potato farming and is linked to yields of about Sow bushels per acre, producing roughly 105 bushels of dried product from raw. The note suggests similar treatment for sweet potatoes.
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South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Miaine
Cutting Up a Hog and Plowing by Steam Report
Instructions describe cutting and butchering a hog with a hatchet and knife, detailing removal of liver fat ribs and shoulder, with notes from K Esterley. A separate exchange reports steam plowing near Lenawa Junction using a four gang plow, turning eighty rods in seven minutes and claiming an acre per hour with 100 pounds of coal per acre.
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Farm Notes On Manure Use And Orchard Management
Practical agricultural guidance covers concentrating manure for small plots to avoid waste, using sheep to clean fallen fruit and prevent bark damage, and ensuring adequate food for stock. It compares budding and grafting, notes peach and rose budding, and outlines a bone ash fertilizer recipe with proportions and application guidance.
Cold Cooked Ham Dish Methods From Old Cookbook
Classic ham recipes describe cold cooked ham made into patties or loaf. Mix minced ham with bread crumbs or milk, season with pepper mustard and egg, then bake or fry. Variations include ham maue over dishes and patties with eggs and crumbs for browning.
Orange Ice Cream Recipe from Confectioners Utensils
Grate Valencia orange peel into boiling milk avoiding the white pith then add orange juice sugar and yolks of six eggs. Stir into the milk to prevent curdling fold in fresh cream and adjust color with yellow coloring if needed. Freeze and serve in small round forms using a dedicated scoop. costs twenty five cents at baker supplies shops.
Ancient Pickling and Veal Stock Recipe Recipe
A fragmented cooking note describes making a pickle mix with green tomatoes onions cabbage peppers and optional curry color, then a veal based sauce with minced shallots carrots onions and white wine boiled and strained. The text blends ingredients, quantities, and steps in a dated kitchen method.
Beefsteak Yash and Kegs With Bread Sauce Recipe
A pair of kitchen instructions describe how to prepare Beefsteak Yash using chopped beef, onion, browned flour, and orange juice, then make Kegs With Bread Sauce by simmering milk bread crumbs and seasonings, then baking eggs until set and serving hot.
Charcoal as a Purifier in Kitchens and Water
Charcoal helps purify air in kitchens when placed in refrigerators and used in water filtration by tying a bag of powdered charcoal around faucet mouths. It should be replaced frequently as it becomes foul, and charcoal previously used as a germ trap should be burned up.
Pickled Onions Using Salt Brine And Vinegar
Peel very small onions and salt cure five days with brine changes each other day. Drain, pour hot brine over and cool. Drain again, place in wide mouth bottles. Fill with cider vinegar, add ginger and spices if desired, then cork and seal.
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