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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
6
The article discusses domestic happiness, urging wives to be true comRades and manage homes with sympathy and foresight. It contrasts husbands' focus on earnings with wives' duties, notes fashion trends, and observes how neglect of small courtesies harms marriages, urging balance and shared effort.
A feature blends domestic life reflections with fashion notes, praising simple recognition in marriage while detailing spring hat designs and headwear trends. It contrasts traditional domestic virtues with modern society figures, and offers health and beauty tips alongside style commentary.
The article argues poultry can profitably guard strawberry patches by selecting large hen breeds to minimize scratching and insect control, while hens can still lay eggs. It suggests multiple small colony houses for limited area, notes other farming tips on gooseberries, swine paralysis, pruning shrubs, and a DIY hotbed, plus insights on milk solids and guinea fowl usefulness.
Earthquake history notes Cliff House at Golden Gate was first said wrecked by quake but later found only lightly damaged. The hotel sits on a rocky bluff 50 feet above the Pacific, hosting visitors who watch sea lions on a nearby rock. Sutro baths nearby, costly steel glass complex built by Adolph Sutro, once civic property.
A farmer near Hennessey Oklahoma reports a new seed wheat treatment using coal oil soaked overnight to prevent rot and insects, improving yields for three years. He also notes incubators as a profitable improvement over the traditional brooding method, enabling cheaper, larger scale chicken production.
A physician downplays a daughter's bruise and suggests a bread and milk poultice. The proud mother scoffs, noting their wealth and social standing, while a judge quips about using cake and ice cream poultice to fit their status. The scene highlights class pretensions in a witty exchange.
A humorous exchange from a past column features a mighty hunter asking a yokel for tiger tracks and being told he can instead be shown a tiger, prompting the hunter to call him a fool. The dialogue ends with a noted quip about fools and health.
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