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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
4
The Sullivan Union, the county's only Republican paper since 1866, outlines subscription rates for one year six months and three months in advance with prices listed and publishers D Chaney and R P White.
The New York Herald reports Democratic leaders plan to push tariff bills as executive measures with White House approval before House review. The shift raises questions about constitutional procedure, committee power, and how protectionist aims will be enforced, inviting Republican calls to unite for protectionist policy.
The excerpt questions whether a new Wilson tariff law will trigger a repeat of past economic woes. It notes the tariff law named after Wilson, and ponders further Wilson era policies causing idle labor, plant closures, soup kitchens, and widespread bankruptcy.
The Eagle from Vinton Iowa argues Republicans favor producers with tax policy and Democrats will pivot to the consumer. It predicts failure but offers the new party a chance to apply its cure-all to the industrial system.
Captain John H White of 1514 Retreat Street Baltimore wonders if a rooster can hatch eggs. His rooster Pete sits on nests and hatched two chicks after incubating three eggs, behaving as a mother would by guarding and caring for the brood.
In Harrison township Connersville Indiana an old Vandiver pippin orchard on the Stockdale farm showed bright bloom on September 29. Buds and blossoms surrounded ripening fruit of perfect formation. The trees are about fifty years old and have borne regularly for years with excellent fruit and no freakishness observed.
Fifteen policemen in citizen dress paraded Broad street wearing straw hats. Hats were smashed while 35 wreckers were jailed and fined seven dollars fifty cents each.
A memorial wreath from Princess Louisa of Prussia to Clara Barton, founder of the Red Cross, arrived in Boston after being lost by an express company. Barton died in April.
The Newfoundland sealing fleet, comprising eighteen vessels from St. John’s, secured 305000 seals valued at 493000 dollars in the recently closed season. Last year the fleet landed 333000 seals worth 612000 dollars.
A guide for women on using chintz to refresh worn furniture and draperies. It explains choosing weaves and period designs, warns against garish patterns, compares costly reproductions to affordable options, and stresses color contrast and practicality for a balanced, economical room makeover.
These jars are worth saving wash thoroughly and setting aside for many uses. They help in the workshop to hold nails screws tacks and in sewing to keep buttons hooks and eyes. In the kitchen they store cloves peppercorns and other small quantities. They can carry individual portions for lunches and may be leakage proof due to screw covers.
The article explains methods to lift flat hair without curling. It recommends brushing with an outward wrist twist to lift hair from the scalp, dividing hair into strands and brushing in a circle from the top down. Regular brushing makes stringy hair dry and easier to puff away from the face.
The dish enhances mut ton chops by forming a potato mound as a crown around the chops. Garnish with watercress mint or parsley. Brush the potato mound with butter and bake briefly to brown the top for an enticing presentation.
Instructions describe covering a wooden roof with a large brown paper sheet pressed down to seal holes, then painting it twice. The method aims to protect against moisture for several years and is presented as cheaper and nearly as effective as tarpaulin.
A method for making layered ribbon sandwiches uses white and brown bread cut across the loaf. Fillings include a pepper cheese paste with mayonnaise. stack two dozen or more slices, press with weights, then slice to reveal alternating white and brown ribbons.
Guide advises removing all dead limbs to prevent disease and pests. Thinning crowded branches improves sun penetration, reducing scab and rot. Prune conservatively to avoid large cuts, inspect regularly during growth, and adjust thinning by region to prevent sun scald and maintain top density suitable for western plains and California conditions.
Instructions for crafting Easter place cards eggs and baskets with decorative motifs. Covers bristol board card designs watercolours gilt ink calico wrapped eggs beeswax boiled coc inial effects and candy filled baskets for gifts and centerpieces. Includes plant and flower motifs and homemade surprise ideas.
A simple plan to prevent thread spools from tangling in a sewing drawer. Drive two wire nails at 1.5 inch intervals into a small board that fits the drawer bottom. Rest spools on the nail ends so they stay stationary and organized.
Oxalic acid diluted with water applied with a camel hair pencil and absorbed with blotting paper will remove ink stains from books. Two applications generally suffice.
A tip notes tarred paper laid over a moldy area or food storage repels mice by blocking gnawing through. The method suggests applying tarred paper to deter intrusion and protect supplies.
A housekeeper should test every purchase with clear questions: purpose suitability necessity value and alternatives. Wealth of knowledge and analytical judgment, not instinct, is required to plan meals that are satisfying and economical over time.
The article discusses growing dahlias gladioluses and monbréllas offering planting times soil needs spacing and care tips. Dahlias can be grown from seed but tubers are customary planted late May to early June with manure enriched soil. Gladioluses need regular sowing from May to July with rich soil and weekly manure water. mass plantings of monbréllas are advised for effect. bulbs may survive winter with light leaf cover and bloom yearly.
A piece advises on being agreeable by civil behavior at home and with strangers, avoiding fights, and speaking calmly to prevent家庭 discord. It then provides care instructions for chiffon veils, recommending tepid water, white soap suds, gentle soaking, careful rinsing, bluing in the final rinse, and air drying with light pressing.
A guide advises starting cuts at the thick end to avoid bitterness. If not using the whole cucumber, immerse the cut end of the remaining portion in cold water to keep it fresh.
Advice to buy an extra set of catches for window shades. Install one set at the usual height and a second set about a foot lower. During cold weather hang shades on the lower catches and keep the window down from the top to allow ventilation and prevent the shade from blowing around.
A terse exchange questions a son's happiness marriage and a mother's unsuccessful effort to persuade him against his spouse. The dialogue hints at family doubt and parental concern about a union. The speakers reveal worry over the couple's compatibility and the truth of public perception.
A sparsely settled English area covers 30 000 acres and hosts only four cottages. One cottage has belonged to the same family for six centuries, and locals note the kitchen fire has never gone out in 200 years.
An orator asserts demand for liberal remuneration while a hardnosed businessman defends paid public discourse. The exchange centers on balancing speech value against political risk and financial compensation in public life.
A Ruskin saying highlights work as honest, useful, and cheerful. It frames virtue in daily labor and practical benefit as its core values.
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