Keeping Cider Sweet and Inalterable This Season
The article presents two methods from Bryant Tyson of Washington DC for preserving cider. Plan No 1 uses one-fourth ounce of sulphite of lime per gallon soon after pressing, mixed in a separate vessel before bunking into barrels, with racking after about ten days if transporting. Plan No 2, Nicholas Nall’s method, stresses clean apples, careful crushing by variety, slow pressing, full cleansed casks, staged racking over fifteen days, and storing in a dry cellar. water and distilled spirits are discouraged.
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Bryant Tyson
Washington, D. C
N. Y. Tribune
Hosford
Harvard University
Nicholas Nall
Germantown Telegraph
Nall
Noll
Local Browning Notes from Bureau Junction and Vicinity
Saturday night shower brings relief as fevers and ague rage in the City of Side Tracks area. Dr Dunn of Tiskilwa visits. Farmers ship three carloads of fine fat cattle Thursday. Sunderland & Bra prosper in groceries. Frank Wiggins is the post office clerk. Eliah Walburn becomes bureau House barkeeper. Dow and others enjoy a Chicago trip. Rode rick leads Sunday school group to DePue, with institute planned there next Sunday. Finnty preaches his last sermon, fundraiser raises a good sum. Two thirds of our visitors arrive this week as Jed Spencer of Hennepin recovers. Ed MecCormick’s team drowns after running into the river.
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Dunn
Tiskilwa
Sunderland & Bra
Frank Wiggins
Eliah Walburn
Jed
Spencer
Hennepin
The Wenoha Races at Wenons and Controversy
The Wenons races drew crowds and funds with events from Thursday through Saturday. Phil Sheridan versus Antidote, Captain Jinks versus Susie Linwood, Ida Greeley versus Gen Grant, and Brandy’s Susie Linwood across heats. The big race saw Susie Linwood win in three straight heats. A piratical craft hauled at Peoria faces talk of burning, per papers.
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Minoak
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George Haakes
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Will. Brady
Peoria
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David Meeks
Knoxville
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Lostant
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O .B. Clark
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Gen. Grant
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David Adams
Susie
Adams & Croft
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Brown & Wond
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