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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1904
Page
4
The Sun urges a nonpartisan Indiana ticket, warning against Taggart and anti-Taggart factions steering the governor race. It endorses a clean, widely acceptable Democrat candidate if Hanly proves tainted, and predicts Republican odds. The column blends party fault lines with personal stories, including William Whitney’s mansion sale and a jurist’s political fate.
Prenton T. Halsey of Atarlon Trust Co names Kalney as new executive for the western division of the Don Insurance Co of England and Kalney will move to Chicago in June to begin his duties.
A Pennsylvania farm near a large city shows how the present owner, since 1851, built productivity with meticulous manuring and full crop feeding. Enclosures with gutters, rotary silage, and year round feeding rule, while only a man and boy manage daily tasks, 11 workers during haying and plowing season.
An optimistic guide urges farmers to beautify dooryards with hardy ornamentals. It highlights selecting vines and shrubs from reputable nurseries, keeping costs under five dollars for initial plantings, and arranging two or three large beds by the yard. The piece emphasizes steady, low-maintenance beauty that inspires neighbors and gradually changes rural landscapes.
A 8 acre farm run by a self taught minister farmer yields ample roughage for cows and stock, with two acres buildings and a milk operation supplying a public institution. Cows average 25 gallons daily at 5.8 percent with calves raised for breeding while others are slaughtered. Milk income supports the operation as it remains largely self sufficient.
The article notes that tobacco under canvas tents reaches eight feet in Connecticut experiments, versus about 30 inches in the open, with improved quality and insect protection. Cuban planters adopted tents after success, with New York cloth firms reversing orders for Cuba. A hundred acre tents cost about $20,000 for the club, plus wooden framework. tents are tall enough for wagon traffic, but are costly and often last only one season in dry summers.
A man and a woman share a moonlit scene by the pier as he reveals he is broke and must leave tomorrow to seek work. He confesses deep care, offers the engagement ring if she pawns it to fund his fare, and she agrees under that condition. The dialogue reveals desperation, love, and a harsh choice about their future.
Distress after eating and dyspepsia symptoms described, with claim that Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills permanently strengthen stomach function. Testimonial from Mare Baxarry of Providence RI says four bottles cured twenty two years of dyspepsia and restored sleep, cramp-free stomach, and calm digestion.
A dimly lit exchange reveals a tense demand as one character asks why payment is necessary while the other reluctantly agrees to settle a debt. The garbled speech hints at urgency and a strained relationship underlying the confrontation.
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