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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
2
The piece extols grease as essential to life, arguing beef fat fuels mind and body. It links fat and heat to health, cites biblical verses on meat, and describes a sunlit man bloating from excess stock provender in midsummer heat.
A satirical piece extols grease as essential to life and happiness. Bent Mundock argues grass fed foods like oats and hay fail to inspire without grease, claiming grease fuels energy, romance, and peaceful sleep while saltier breakfasts and meats keep the world turning.
The article explains cucumber fruiting relies on pollination between male staminate and female pistilate blossoms. Insects transfer pollen outdoors, while greenhouse pollination requires hands. To boost fruiting, keep plants vigorous with good soil and ample moisture.
A collection of Taft remarks in Denver criticizes Roosevelt on trusts and party unity, defends labor and wealth combinations, and defends enforcement of laws. He supports Roosevelt regulation of railroads, justice via courts, and warns against lenient penalties for powerful firms. He cites prospects for Oklahoma and Fort Logan, and references the Moyer Haywood Pettibone case.
A box of Elberta peaches from the Alaska Fruit Farm near Grand Junction is prepared for Secretary James R. Garfield. Secretary Rupperle secured the fruit for a Sunday dinner, wiring the box with slats to protect the forty large peaches. The delivery aims to reach Washington by Saturday afternoon as Senator Simon Guggenheim arranges a conference with Garfield on the high line canal.
The dialogue centers on a hungry artist and a sharp critic debating a drawing of Elberta peaches with a scrambled egg sky. A summer boarder jokes about lynching while Indians prepare for the arriving writer of place folders, giving a hint of local tension and humor.
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