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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
4
A matron argues that true independence for women ends when affection enters. She recalls her own marriage as the proof that love frees a woman, while bachelor girls mix independence with longing for a partner. The piece also imagines patriotic home decor ideas in red, white, and blue.
An analysis recounts ammunition waste in the Crimean and Franco German wars. It notes ratios of bullets fired to soldiers killed, citing Russian, British, French, and German forces. The figures illustrate vast ineffectiveness and high costs per fatality.
Philadelphia report on State Chairman John P. Elkin’s defense of the Republican organization against Wanamaker’s charges. Elkin praises party unity, defends taxation policy, and rebuts claims of a party rift while contrasting past leaders and urging support for McKinley era Republicans and a Republican senator.
A column extols lemons as essential for women on the toilet table. It cites beauty benefits from diluted lemon juice for skin and nails and claims lemon juice mixed with soda aids digestion and reduces body fat, urging daily use and routine lemon-based care.
Beat yolks of five eggs then blend into an ounce of butter creamed with sugar. Add two ounces grated brown bread crumbs, powdered cloves, currants, lemon peel, and fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in a buttered pie dish for about 30 to 45 minutes.
A sponge cake method uses one cup powdered sugar and flour each, four eggs, five teaspoons cold water, one teaspoon baking powder, and a pinch of salt. Heat yolks with sugar and powder until light and creamy, then beat whites stiff and fold in with the flour.
A historical culinary instruction details to toast bread on both sides and spread with chopped anchovies. Beat four egg yolks with half a pint of cream, thickening in a chafing dish without boiling. Build a small toast pyramid and pour the warm egg mixture over it.
The description praises broad tread wagons for farms noting easy loading and durability. Electric steel wheel wagons of various widths offer light draft, improved road performance, and reduced road wear. Broad tires excel on fields and gravel roads, with low down designs saving time and effort.
A roundup of society and public life items: Sir William Broadbent named physician extraordinary to Queen Victoria. Indian baby Falling Shower born in Brooklyn to Little Cloud and Laughter Water with Morning Glory brother. Russian Count Cassini touted as a seven language linguist. Colonel Hay greeted by thousands after Schley victory. Snapper Garricon leaves racing for New York life insurance, reportedly in debt. Colonel Hallowell, Wichita native, opposed Sockless Simpson. General Bryant recalls Dewey as university mischief leader. Gladstone may wire Hawarden estate affairs to benefit heir. Joseph Nowak's multiple marriages end in divorces with seamstress and back. Miscellany closes with a quip about Hewitt Gruet and a theatre outing.
Miss Grotrox jokes about annexation while Charley Hardappe calls it unconstitutional but seeks a base of supplies in a domestic political exchange reported by the New York Journal.
A sassy remark about an elephant in a playful scene leads to a sober thought on a sheriff’s hold or attachment, provoking tears in a theatrical moment. The fragment hints at a courthouse or jail reference linked to a Saratoga incident at Upper Sandusky.
A fragment of a rustic poem about Little Fonso, who is afflicted with measles. The speaker laments the illness taking hold of Alfonso and fears its grip on the royal young son, a playful dip into childlike affection and worry.
The article urges farmers to control barnyard odors with abundant absorbents and regular cleaning. It notes manure waste reduces air quality and recommends land plaster or woods litter, plus using straw effectively to absorb liquid manure. It also advises better use of straw and corn fodder to improve feeding value and free more hay for sale.
A farmer describes a method to spray potatoes in rain by mixing ten pounds of flour with a barrel of water and half to one pound of paris green. The flour suspends the poison and forms a paste on vines, resisting rain and continuing to kill bugs. One spray may suffice, with flour remaining detectable after several rains.
The deeper the silo the better for storage. From 30 to 36 feet is most practical. Deep silos with round shapes provide better air expulsion and keep more material, reducing waste. Round silos offer greatest capacity with minimal side exposure, making them most economical.
A perforated plate with sharp points secures carpets after screwing to floors while a seam ripping wire tool with a short blade cuts stitches as it is pushed along. Improved collar buttons use a two part expansible shank and a necktie retaining plate. Porcelain monuments are hollow with concrete fill after inserting a tablet. Pots and kettles feature bottom closed covers and flanged rims to vent steam. Stovepipe sections use a V tongue and slit fastener for secure locking.
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