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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1899
Page
8
Agricultural note discusses scale insect treatment for orange leaves with soapsuds and kerosene if needed. It also critiques poorly made straw stacks, advising better packing, use of chaff, and feeding value, plus methods to improve hay quality through meal additions.
The article notes cauliflower can be profitable if markets and conditions align. It advises targeting villages with limited supply, avoiding overreliance on cheap seeds, and using high quality white curds with trimmed leaves. Planting plan includes March hotbeds, April to June field sowing, and staggered maturation to match market timing.
The beet sugar movement shows promise even where factory prospects fade. Minnesota dairy regions have grown sugar beet crops from free seed with satisfactory chemist reports. Yet farmers remain reluctant, tied to year round dairying which has proven profitable.
A quoted passage traces pervasive fear in society, describing nerves, forebodings, and social clash as citizens face constant danger. It frames life as a battle where every moment is contested and many are already defeated.
The Buddha's tooth relic, presented by Burma to a Temple in Ceylon, has been seized by customs officers. It was enclosed in a jeweled case. Burmese petitioners request relief from duties, appealing to the Secretary of State for India.
Paris shops list ninety three nent outlets selling horse meat with prime cuts at about twenty cents per pound and inferior cuts at ten. This reflects a brisk market in unconventional meat amid urban demand.
The article traces nineteen years of frozen meat exports from Melbourne and notes Argentina and Australasia leading growth. It cites New Zealand freezing works at Auckland and Wellington, rising annual exports, large Buenos Aires plants, and the global shift from fresh to refrigerated meat, plus cold storage's role in wealth and marketing.
Admiral Brand recounts a passenger story from Colombo aboard a world voyage. A man buys a star sapphire, opens a grass basket to find cotton wool, returns for more jewelry, and finally keeps a ring after a bold claim he will surrender the sapphire if not delayed.
Montreal's Victoria Bridge spans the St Lawrence River and ranks among the world’s famed structures. It measures 6,520 feet, is tubular, and was finished in 1860 after six years of work at a cost of 87 million. The 235 spans include a central 330 foot span. iron work was manufactured in England. Also noted is New York State Supreme Court ruling that tithe to land may not extend to the sky above it.
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