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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
8
A Chicago Daily News feature contrasts a dramatic race party episode with warnings about gasoline hazards. It cites two fatal incidents caused by careless handling, urging readers to study safety guidance and demand responsible information from dealers.
A brief editorial warns against encouraging youth to be careless, noting that while youth may be imprudent, external prompts worsen the fault and require steady guidance.
A neighbor tackles a quack grass infestation on twenty bottom acres. Repeated plowing harrowing and hoeing, followed by successive corn plantings, gradually reduces the weed. Despite initial losses, persistent tillage yields a stronger corn crop with fewer quack roots remaining.
The looped-rod attachment is a load discharger that separates the fork from its load without pitch and jerk. Rods loop over tine points and return to a rocker bar operated by a steel sleeve on the handle. It is especially useful for handling corn stalks.
The article notes scalding and dry picking can work for fowls to market but broilers require dry picking only. It warns scalding harms tender chicks by skin rubbing, darkens the skin, and accelerates decay while dry picking preserves firmness and shelf life.
The plumage of a white fowl can be cleaned by washing with a clean white or transparent soap free from much alkali. Make a strong lather and use your hand and a soft hair brush. Stroke the feathers downward from the head to the tail.
The text outlines a dish plan with hard boiled eyes made from fruit pieces, serve with mayonnaise and olive pickle dressing, plus baked potatoes prepared with butter anchovy nutmeg and hot milk. It reads as a vintage cooking note describing decorative and savory elements for an Easter menu.
Wild Bob Burman, famed Speed King, aims for the Indianapolis five hundred mile race on May 30. He has long been a top figure in auto racing and secured a Keeton car after selecting a mount in New York during the January automobile show. Burman supervised its construction in Detroit and predicts strong participation as prize money is awarded after the race.
Tips to update last season’s hats for spring use. Clean and recolor white hats with lemon salts, color others with dye or shoe blacking, and reshape with wire loops for wings or ostrich feathers. Restore old flowers by pressing and tinting petals for fresh presentation.
Advance orders pour in from all states and foreign countries for the May 30 Indianapolis 500 at the Speedway. English motorists and French societies book blocks as Sunbeam and Peugeot cars join the lineup with drivers of high repute. The Speedway promises ample grandstands and quick expansion if demand grows.
Practical tests for new breakfast breads aim for delicate taste and firm texture. Recipes yield quick, tender results with cornbread style options and Wheat puffs or pop overs, including lent corn loaf with eggs lard milk flour and baking powder.
The article describes a spring suit with a plain skirt and a new style coat resembling a man’s morning coat. It features a white waistcoat peeking under the coat cuff and a white shirt cuff effect.
A simple method suggests sharpening by cutting the back of the scissors with a knife ten to twelve times to realign the edge. The text notes surprising effectiveness and mentions a poker as an alternative sharpening tool.
Instructions advise not washing woodenware in hot water. Use lukewarm water with soap and rinse with cool water to prevent staining or darkening. Dry thoroughly after washing to avoid warping.
South Bound timetable effective Sunday September 4 1910 lists No 202 Lv Sullivan and No 204 Lv Sullivan with 705am and 1235pm first trains and 940am 380am return times. Connections at Terre Haute Bee Hunter Bedford Seymour Westport. A L O Neill agent. J T Averill G P A Chicago. Central Passenger Association mileage honored. Time table info and local agent contacts provided.
A report to the secretary of the interior finds more bachelors than married men go insane. The author jokes that married men have others doing their thinking, reducing strain on their mental faculties.
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