Sullivan Union Tariff Debate Spurs Local Option Confusion
The Democratic tariff bill proposes free hides and hints the next hide belongs to that party. The T H I E traction company will continue providing transport to the oasis nearby. A Sullivan woman wrong about the city local option election turning democratic. southern Democrats opposed to the tariff bill should have voted against the proposition last fall.
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T. H. I & E. Traction Company
Sullivan
Congressman's Free Wool and Wheat Backed by Farmers
Congressman Cullop supports free wool and free wheat. The second district farmers plan to present him a ram and then a thrashing in protest of agricultural policy.
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Cullop
Farmers Face Burden From Democratic Revision Downward Tariff Bill
The article argues that American farmers, labeled the backbone of the nation, would bear the main impact of a proposed downward tariff revision. It frames the policy as a political maneuver with consequences for agricultural producers.
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United States
Sullivan Democrats Seek Parcel Post Jobs After Post Office Post
Local Sullivan Democrats express frustration over failed post office appointment and suggest securing jobs digging holes for the parcels post as an alternative opportunity.
Democrats Propose Free List for Wool Trade
Democrats push to place wool on the free list though law not yet enacted. Local sheep raisers report prices of 16 cents or less for wool, down from about 22 cents two years ago.
Foreign nations cheer U.S. tariff bill plan
Foreign countries rejoice over the proposed democratic free trade tariff bill, not for U.S. satisfaction but for their own benefit, as they believe the measure will favor their economies.
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The
U. S
Canary's party ties questioned in independent letter
Captain John W. Canary of New Lebanon writes to the Times saying the Democratic party appeals to men who work six days a week and questions how Col. Canary belongs to that party.
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John W. Canary
New Lebanon
the Times
Democratic Party
Col. Canary
Free Trade Driven Tariff Bill Sparks Democratic Split
The piece argues the Democratic Party backs free trade, labeling a tariff reduction bill a move to free trade. It claims farmers and workers would face Canadian and global competition, depressing US prices and harming domestic industry. The Central Missouri Republican cites this as the bill’s true aim.
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Democratic Party
Cooper County
Canada
Central
Missouri
A Single Moral Code for Men and Women
Washington Herald argues for a single code of morals through universal suffrage, noting laws do not create virtue and that moral standards improve via education and society. It asserts elevating men to women's level is unlikely to occur simply by granting women the vote.
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Washington Herald
Republican Party in Boston Address Signals Party Resolve
An address in Boston by Nicholas Murray Butler urges Republicans to view the party as alive. He challenges critics who claim the party is dead and argues for recognizing enduring support and historical record.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Boston
Republican duty and opportunity in defending American ideals
Dr. Butler urges the Republican party to lead with conservative principles amid rising class interests and socialistic talk. He warns of demagogues seeking favorable votes via privilege grants and urges calm, principled leadership to restore civil liberty and private property, with Hadley and Butler as potential 1916 standard bearers.
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Butler
Republican Party
Hadley
Missouri
Grant
Middlesex Club
United States
John OD. Long
Navy
Headrick Praises Bryan and Roosevelt in Indianapolis Speech
W D Headrick a prospective mayoral candidate in Indianapolis told the Indianapolis Progressive club that Bryan and Roosevelt are the two greatest men that ever lived. He praised or critiqued several historical figures including Washington Lincoln Shakespeare St Paul and Beveridge in the Muncie Press recap.
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W. D. Headrick
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Progressive Club
Bryan
Roosevelt
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
William Shakespeare
St. Paul
Albert J. Beveridge
Muncie Press
Indiana State Journal to Be Published by George B. Lockwood
George B. Lockwood announces the forthcoming launch of a republican weekly named the Indiana State Journal. He aims to serve true blue Indiana Republicans after the Indianapolis Journal merged with the Indianapolis Star.
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George B. Lockwood
Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis Star
Lockwood
Indianapolis
Economical Fashion: Collars Cuffs and Waistcoats Lead Spring Style
The piece urges careful, budget conscious dressing for women with limited means. It highlights collars and cuffs as key, home sewed accessories using paper patterns, notes a spring trend mix including cubist and futurist touches, and describes waistcoats ranging from tailored pique to brocaded silks with jabots for versatile wear without a new blouse.
How to clean and polish a piano
Instructions describe using olive oil and alcohol on canton flannel to treat piano case and keys. Rub in small sections with a wet and dry cloth, then polish with chamois. Wipe grain with breath and a light flour rub to remove oiliness, avoiding contact of alcohol with wood varnish.
Common Sense Kitchen Efficiency Tips
Do not burn gas for toast to save a few pieces of stale bread. Avoid buying food in fancy packages paying for two pounds and getting less. Have your butcher trim meat to reduce waste. This improves dripping and soup stock. Buy scales if you have none. they pay for themselves in months. A few short weights reports could reform groceries or markets. Make or buy a fireless cooker for stews cereals puddings and vegetables saving gas and time.
How to Clean Satin Collars
The white satin collars can be cleaned with ether. Do not sponge the spots. rinse with ether in small portions, squeezing half at a time until the collar is perfectly white. Ten cents' worth of ether cleans the collar many times.
How to Trace a Pattern onto Cloth by Machine
If no tracing material is handy lay the cloth and paper together on the machine. Guide the outline with the machine, keeping the needle unthreaded for clear lines.
How to Remove Finger Stains From Nuts and Fruit
Fingers stained with fruit and walnut juice should be dipped in strong tea, rubbed with a nailbrush, and washed in warm water for effective cleaning.
Children Healthier Now Says Mothers Believe
Mothers are recognizing fresh air's value and children are healthier today. But physicians warn against sleeping with heads under bedclothes and recommend open windows or a sleeping sack to ensure safe outdoor exposure.
BotherSome Leaks From Gear Boxes and Axles
Motor Age warns many motorists struggle with oil and grease leaks from gear boxes and rear axles. Overfilling fluids causes oil to wick into bearings and spray onto wheels, tires, and bodies. Use the manufacturer’s recommended oil level and fit washers if leaks persist.
Careless Addressing Causes Missed Mail in Town
A traveler recalls directing letters to city instead of full name Albany, nearly missing a train, then mailing notices after reaching destination. The misaddressed letters failed to reach their recipients, illustrating the importance of full addresses for timely delivery.
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City
Albany
How to Economize in Household Care
Advice on economical living stresses smart buying supplemented by careful storage. Keep fruit halves upside down to prevent drying, store crackers and cereals in sealed containers, and save pie dough by keeping it moist in the flour bin.
Freshen Curtains With Flour Dusting Method
A home remedy suggests laying cleaned curtains on pasted newspaper edges, layering flour between each curtain, rolling tightly, tying, and storing for a week or more. Shake out flour, then dust with a whisk broom and hang to air.
Portable oven replaces large oven for small baking
A portable oven can be used on top of a gas stove as a substitute for a large oven. It consumes less gas and is suitable for baking biscuits and similar items in limited quantities.
Braised Meats and Veal From Classic Cookery
Braising uses steam and low evaporation for economical cooking. Recipes cover braised breast of veal with force meat, braised leg of mutton with vegetables and herbs, braised beef with carrot and onion, and braised veal cutlets with pork stock and a smooth brown gravy.
Cocoanut Dainties and Coconut Sponge Pudding
Instructions for making coconut sponge pudding and coconut fruit custard with desiccated coconut. Includes steps for mixing hot milk with cake crumbs, eggs, nutmeg, rosewater, and coconut. baking in a buttered mold. and preparing a coconut flavored fruit custard with a lemon nutmeg hard sauce. Also covers cream tapioca with coconut and finishing touches with meringue and extra coconut.
Italian Driver Zuccarelli Joins French Peugeot for Indy 500
Paul Zuccarelli, an Italian, will drive a Peugeot in the third annual 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis. He teams with Jules Goux and plans to arrive in America in late April for training before returning to France for the Grand Prix on July 12.
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Paul Zuccarelli
Peugeot
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Zuccarelli
Jules Goux
France
America
Goux
Europe
Indianapolis
Rich prizes boost 500 mile Indianapolis race
The third annual 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30 offers a $50,000 cash purse plus revived Speedway trophies. Remy Brassard and Remy trophy at 200 miles, Prest-O-Lite at 300 miles, Wheeler-Schebler cup at 400 miles with extra cash bonuses for Remy equipment and Schebler carburetor.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Remy Brassard
Remy
Frank H. Wheeler
Wheeler- Schebler Company
Speedway
Knipper to pilot Henderson in third Indianapolis 500
brilliant driver Knipper, representing Henderson Motor Car Co of Rochester, N Y, returns to Indy for the May 30 five hundred, after a stint in business. He will race at Indianapolis for the third time, having previously driven for Burman in 1911 and as a Stutz relief in 1912, and is known to fans as Prince Billy.
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Knipper
Henderson
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Henderson Motor Car Company
Rochester
N. Y
Burman
Stutz
United States
Europe
Prince Billy
Buttermilk Cheese Showcased By Wisconsin Station
The Wisconsin Experiment Station reports making cheese from buttermilk with a flavor like cottage cheese. It keeps a few days at 50 to 60 degrees, longer if cooled. Markets and packing methods are discussed, with potential profits based on steady demand.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Hoard
Dairyman
Dairy Cattle Excellence Shorthorn Lincoln Red
The Shorthorn, especially the Lincoln Red, is praised as the dairy cow par excellence with high milk yields. Milk quality ranges from 8 to 4 percent butterfat, yielding substantial butter and the cow also suits fattening for beef after lactation.
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Ayrshire
Dairy Farming Maxims From An Old Publisher Notes
Digest of dairy guidance stressing milk, cows, and farming practices. Highlights include using good sires, avoiding scrub bulls, testing cows, feeding, and marketing dairy products locally. Emphasizes daylight barns, cost efficiency of hauling dairy to market, and prudent herd management.
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