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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
6
A world traversal on duck hunting reveals African river decoys, pumpkin floats, nets, and danish and Japanese falconry techniques. It details local guides, hut boats, and nets, plus exotic methods from Zanzibar coasts to Japan, highlighting hunting culture, economics, and risks to birds.
A man recalls a decade of severe itching and scaly eruptions on his body starting in childhood. After failed treatments, including arsenic and various salves, he found relief using Cuticura Ointment following Cuticura Soap. Within months his skin and hair improved, finalizing a long period of suffering and expense.
A tense scene unfolds as a bloodied carving knife is brandished and a woman is confronted. The hungry man pleads, and the woman responds by inviting him to share freshly baked cranberry pie inside.
Chicago crowds march with radical banners to show support for Western Federation of Miners leaders on trial in Boise. Led by Mrs Raymond Robbins, 4000 marchers parade with red flags, banners declare solidarity and demand arbitration while signaling potential unionist action.
A sportsman speculates on the wild duck as the most common bird globally. He cites Spitzbergen locals with duck meat, Norwegians shipping ducks in cold storage, and North Pacific and Hudson Bay Indians smoking supplies, arguing the vast yearly movement of duck meat and numbers of flying meat in spring and autumn.
Wash rice in warm water then rinse in cold water until white. Boil salted water, cook until grains are tender, drain. Steam 30 minutes over boiling water, fluff with fork, then transfer to serving dish with butter.
A man named Moes Henry Hudsons lives in a railway carriage on a cliff above the Severn near Bridge North England. He has traveled widely and published novels and scientific articles. He builds coracles sent to Norway and has invented wooden socks under consideration by British military authorities.
The instrument, wood built and credited to the late Lord De Ros, offers a humane method to kill wasps. It lures the insect to a window pane where blades gently pinch it to death, avoiding stings. The device promises a clean, painless end without damage to the user.
The thirty second annual intercollegiate track and field games will be held at the Cambridge stadium on Friday and Saturday. Eastern college men will watch as top athletes from major colleges compete with keen rivalry and high conditioning.
Mr Needham describes the lobby as nonpartisan and focused on informing voters about bills and representatives. District managers may be trialed to distribute literature, with communication to Washington and a center for materials. He credits trusted figures like William Allen White and James B Reynolds and defends the lobby against claims of bias while praising the Senate's independence.
The Reading Coal company at Shamokin Pa introduces concrete props replacing timber in mines. A cement prop plant will be built at North Franklin colliery Trevorton to supply other collieries. The company believes cement timbering will preserve timbers and reduce future maintenance.
Instructions for preserving pears by simmering in a light syrup with staged sugar additions. Start with one-fourth pound sugar per pound pears, simmer two days, add another quarter pound sugar, simmer, then overnight. Final turn adds half a pound sugar per pound fruit, with lemon juice to four pounds. Drain or wrap as desired.
Philadelphia plans over 100 information bureaus along main streets for the Elks convention opening July 15. Bureaus will guide visitors to hotels, terminals, and points of interest with night hours, reception rooms, emergency hospitals, and free telephone links to hotels and registration offices.
A brief note describes kerosene emulsion as a remedy to remove both weevils and whiteflies infecting the fus chia, stating it as the recommended treatment.
A historic recipe describes mixing the white of one egg with one tablespoon sugar, then adding rice flour and softened butter. Beat to a cream-like thickness, drop a teaspoon of batter into a greased tin, spread to four inches, bake until brown, and roll around a stick while warm.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations at standard locations. June 27 seeks an assistant chemist in the Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture, salary $1 200 to $1 800 yearly. July 2 offers a repairman post in the Weather Bureau on Port Crescent Tatoosh Island Telegraph, Washington state, salary $1 per year.
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