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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
5
In a tale of marriage politics a successful merchant plans to divide two estates between two daughters by negotiating with potential lords. The strategy aims to preserve both dowries while keeping the girls well paired.
A garbled passage debates plans and trade notes with references to a prison caprice, maritime wireless aims, and a lone line about cotton and thread. It mentions Greenwich Time, shipping, and overseas links, alongside a mock tone about consequences and visions.
The article humorously claims President Roosevelt faced hunting temptations during a Yellowstone Park trip. It notes his secretary’s account of the president avoiding bears and guns, and contrasts his restraint with calls by politicians about protectionist policies and Porto Rican scandals.
Ida-Chattie Gunn longs for a waltz tonight while May suggests a long tour on the dance floor. May and Mabel dispute timing as two minutes versus two hours. Ida explains the plan: two winners on the sport and the rest on her feet.
An experimental page describes a simple platform scale setup and crate method to weigh hogs efficiently. It also covers pig feeding with sows, safe trough placement, and the cautionary note on mixing feeds and warm skimmed milk to improve growth.
The article outlines clover use in crop rotation to boost soil nitrogen and reduce fertilizer needs, stressing timing for plowing under and the balance with phosphoric and nitrogen availability. It also notes feeding practices and management for young pigs to improve profitability, with emphasis on handling methods and feed efficacy.
The excerpt covers poultry care and management tips focused on disease signs like dark combs, feeding grit for digestion, and the dangers of overfeeding. It discusses flock health, breeding, egg handling, and housing choices such as bone or cement floors versus dirt floors, with cautions about feather pulling and leg length affecting fattening.
Recipes and kitchen notes describe salt rising bread method with long rise and steps for a light dough, plus cakes and egg dishes. Also included are baked eggs with sauce, fried eggplant, pineapple cream, tomato beef soup, dumpling bread paste, gluten gems, peanut butter spread, and cleaning tips for silver and glassware.
Testimony from J W Walls of Lebanon Kentucky credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing severe back and kidney pains caused by irregularities. He describes intense suffering, unsuccessful doctoring, and quick relief after using the medicine from Hugh Murrey Drug Co. in Lebanon. A Fred Thial offers to mail free samples and urges readers to request the classic kidney remedy. For sale by all druggists at 50 cents per box.
A fragmentary dialogue features a sweet graduate and an elder woman debating age, fortune, and social expectations. A quirky product ad for a stove brand interrupts with a boast about a cool kitchen. The text reflects stylized banter and wry irony.
A fragment column blends mock ads and skits about breakfast routines and tonics. It mentions Mrs Atstie’s Pancake flour, Alicin’s Root-Ease for feet, and a Willy-nilly market remark. It also notes a Nickel Plate excursion starting April 19 and a remark on manhood by S. Kiefer.
Fragmentary notice from Fort Wayne Indiana promotes stamping and inking supplies and custom catalogs. Mentions stamps, ink pads, and ordering details with unclear phrasing and garbled brand names.
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