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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
2
The poem speaks of Ile as the personification of old Time observing ruin and mockery of love faith and fame. He graves his mark where the runners pass and hears songs before they sing, seeing Autumn sick in Spring and a sapling felled, a dead flower, and death in youth. Ile is the weary, unending god who mocks all human cycles.
George Shorelich discovers an antique walnut desk in a crowded shop run by Jeremy near Worateve Street. After a theft at Beverley Essex’s house, money and valuables disappear leaving Essex family turmoil and a mystery that drives George to inspect the Wyattsville residence, where a vacant property seems suddenly occupied.
George Shoreham explores a furnished house at night seeking an explanation for a strange scene. He encounters an old gentleman guiding a candle, follows him into a lower room, and discovers a bed and a desk with a diary. The unfolding events hint at a hidden truth about his own residence.
A bizarre incident at a Jeffersonville home involving a curtain roller sprbuer and a boy named Daily led to dental injuries when the spring snapped and tore teeth. Two boys quarreled earlier, with one declaring ignorance as a reason.
A reflective line notes that a man who relentlessly pursues popularity nearly always fails, suggesting vanity and social pursuit as costly for personal standing.
The illustration presents an exterior view and floor plan of a 12 by 16 foot poultry house 3 feet high at the front and 6 feet at the rear. It features three windows to admit sunlight, a north and west absence to reduce drafts, shiplap siding, a raised platform two and a half feet above the floor, hinged roosts for easy cleaning, and a warmed roost area under the platform with remaining space below.
Notes on poultry house design include a scratching room separated by wire, with vertical slats between nests and feed troughs in the alley. The piece also cites rising milk prices in a Massachusetts town and discusses broader farming costs and animal welfare concerns.
The article argues some farmers buy red stock at sacrifice to meet market demand while others patiently raise quality stock bred to lay. It asserts only a few producers focus on such stock worthy of patronage and rewards those who invest in better breeding.
A Farm and Fireside writer urges reducing corn for pigs and feeding milk kitchen refuse bran and coal on demand. A farmer allegedly killed three pigs for illness with fits during drinking slop, suggesting better care could have saved them.
A famous veterinary surgeon declares grass beats all drugs as a sure cure for sick horses and mules. He prescribes a daily intake of grass from spring to fall and denounces the belief that grass is harmful as idiotic and cruel.
A historic note explains a returning practice of stacking wheat as soon as it dries, arguing it shields grain from storms and rain during thrashing. It contrasts past reliance on shocks with modern stacking enabled by tarpaulins and steady dry conditions, emphasizing farmer independence from weather and machine schedules.
A New Jersey strawberry man Terry Jero Tamanoon showcases seedling fruit with large eight foot rows and strict price rules. The piece also discusses dairy farming benefits including cream quality, butter value, and how dairying complements grain crops as a steady money crop.
A Wisconsin inventor proposes a broom dampener that releases moisture slowly to keep floors dry while sweeping. The design aims to prevent slick spills by restricting discharge when not in use and sealing the reservoir with a downward valve.
The text outlines saving pineapple parings and scraps, combining with water syrup to produce a pleasant mash. It mentions spreading in sun to ferment, then straining and bottling once fermentation completes. Describes a vineyard with color and flavor.
The text describes a recipe using flour molasses and spices to make a rolled dough, with vinegar and salt, then a meat preparation from loins tenderized and seasoned. It instructs molding the meat mix with herbs and pressing under weight, chilling at least two days before serving sliced.
A muddled kitchen passage lists butter sugar and flour measures for cookies with odd spelling errors. It describes creamed butter with sugar, then folding in graham flour and milk, spooning into a buttered pan and baking about twenty five minutes.
The text presents various kitchen instructions for making a mutton or lamb dish with rice and a separate fruit jam and baked peaches. It mentions ingredient measurements, mixing steps, oven timing, and serving suggestions, including currant and beachherry jam, fruit crusts, and optional nuts.
The passage describes preparing beet jars for immediate use by slicing and packing, boiling vinegar with salt and pepper, pouring into a quart jar, sealing while hot, and storing in a dark place. It emphasizes careful sealing and prompt use.
A fragment advises keeping asbestos paper in the kitchen to protect bakeware. Place a sheet on the grate over the tin if the oven is too hot and the cake may burn at the top. If burning at the bottom is a risk, place a sheet under the tin.
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