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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
2
A poem reflecting sailors questions about destination and origin, contrasting distant land ahead with home behind. On calm days the crew paces the deck linked arm in arm while the wake widens behind the ship. In storms the sailors boast facing wind and wave with pride.
A narrator recalls a home quarrel with Jay Peabody over Sadie Coolidge after a suspected incident with a money drawer. He reflects on cows escaping, a late night wakefulness, and a church looming Sunday while Sadie shows concern and hints at caring, despite earlier tension with Peabody.
Henry confesses beating Jay Peabody after assuming Sadie liked him. Sadie counters with contempt, denying any affection for Peabody and shifting scene to concern over missing cows as she blushes and questions their whereabouts.
The Saline reservation in Oklahoma spans about thirty square miles thirty five miles west of Enid as a barren dry salt lake with a rich mineral potential. Observers say deposits cover the ground from bed to several feet deep and estimate 50 000 to 75 000 barrels of pure salt could be mined without disturbing the surface. The Salt Fork River feeds the field and through the area, wildlife hunts occur while the government blocks salt factory development.
A young woman in Washington buys a smoking jacket and asks the clerk to cover express charges for any distance within a hundred miles. She explains she will take the package herself to Blankville West Virginia and wants the express cost deducted from the price. The clerk agrees to pay express charges but the plan appears to invite theft by circumventing delivery fees.
A humorous exchange about the theatre life stuffed with egg puns. Miggs recalls stage work, the constant egg related costs, and how critics labeled performers as eggs finct before quitting the profession.
A butcher warns his wife not to shop at the neighboring grocer who recently returned an old pair of scales borrowed from the butcher. The dated quip reflects a humorous domestic exchange about trust and shopping choices.
A light exchange about a dog rejecting a steak prompts a playful remark attributed to the Houston Post. The quip highlights a humorous stance on meat quality and canine taste.
Practical guidance on repairing split limbs with supports and bolts, filling decayed cavities with cement, grafting wax, and keeping surrounding soil clean. Also notes on timing for vine supports and sustainable maintenance for long plant life.
Clover hay is cut in the morning after dew is off and wilted, then tedded to aid curing. In the afternoon the hay is baled and moved to the barn, with caution to avoid heating. Experiments do not fully prove benefits over field storage.
Growers focus on berry firmness and large size to endure shipment and attract buyers. For home use flavor matters more than keeping quality, while market berries must be sturdy, well colored and flavorful to meet shipping and display standards.
A note from the Ohio experiment station recommends a soluble spray mix for Bordeaux applications. Dissolve two pounds of commercial white arsenic and four pounds of carbonate of soda in two gallons of water, then add one and a half pints of this solution per barrel of Bordeaux mixture for spraying.
The tomato yields fruit through the season until frost kills the vine. It has blossoms green fruit and ripe fruit simultaneously, making it a continuous bearer. A liberal broadcast application of fertilizer supports profuse production.
Transplant celery to permanent beds in May or June and trench with a large quantity of manure. Celery is a heavy feeder and benefits from frequent watering with soapsuds. Keep beds clean and well tended to grow large crisp white stalks and ensure a good supply from seedsmen if seeds are unavailable.
The Platte City Landmark notes that green bugs travel north on south winds from Texas and vanish when the wind shifts north. The Lawrence paper reports a demonstration last week where after eight hours of south wind, bugs filled the air, and at 10 o clock when the wind turned north they disappeared.
The passage notes weeds appear when crops need care and can be beneficial yet harmful. Removing them early makes work easier and keeps soil friable without deep stirring, allowing the gardener to focus on the crop.
Millet thrives on many soils especially sandy land with manure. It crowds out weeds and quickly occupies the field. Do not cut it late. harvest as seed beads form to avoid harming horses. Millet hay suits cows and horses prefer it to some other forages. A good land condition ensures a reliable crop.
The article warns against saving seed from mixed plant plots such as melons peas or sweet corn due to wind and insect pollination causing diversity loss. It stresses avoiding seed mixing to preserve uniformity next year. It also notes Swiss laborers in Lucerne eat eight meals daily from 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. with meals including cider and bread.
An old saying claims cabbages cannot be worked too often as they renew vigor with each cultivation and rest. The note highlights late cabbages facing dry season challenges and the need for careful care between plantings.
The ad touts Dr. Felix Gouraud's Oriental Dream or Magical Beautifier claiming a transparent complexion free from tan freckles or moth patches. It cites medical testimony and celebrity endorsement and lists Fern T. Harkins as sole proprietor at 37 Great Jones Street New York with wide distribution in the United States Canada and Europe.
A Kansas man recounts a tale about farmers inflating wheat harvests. An elderly Topeka hardware dealer admits he farms and boasts of a "fine" crop without exact figures, claiming workers stored much of it outdoors and in the barn.
A domestic scene unfolds as a husband promises not to disturb his wife and a plan to stand inside the door for his arrival is discussed. The exchange reveals a quiet home dynamic and anticipation of the meeting.
A Salisbury Maryland woman reports coffee caused severe dyspepsia and weight loss. She switched to tea, then Postum Food Coffee, regained 25 pounds and continued using it, praising Postum as pure, healthful, and nourishing. She urges reading The Road to Wellville and notes There’s a Reason.
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