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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1902

Page

6

Tariff debate drives Republican rhetoric in 1934 discourse

A Baltimore Sun excerpt notes Republicans face pressure for tariff reform amid internal party pushback. It cites Cornell's Dr Schurman and party leaders urging vocal support while nationwide reaction splits along political lines. The piece also references Democratic stands and Presidentials positions on tariffs and policy.

Tariff Reform as a public opinion issue in 1900 era

The piece argues for tariff revision driven by anti trust profits and consumer protection. It cites McKinley era speeches, contrasts Republican protectionism with reciprocity, and calls tariffs a root of high prices. It discusses Iowa Platform meanings and the Democratic critique, urging reform and focus on American interests.

Republi William Kinley Chicago Iloustor

Worn by the Women Surfaces to Rough Weaves in Next Winter Fashion

New York fashion notes forecast a shift from surfaced cloths to rough weaves with astrakhan trimmings. Designers predict heavy white silks, embroidered dots, and large wrap sleeves, plus long coats, short jackets, and braided hand embroidery dominating fall and midwinter wardrobes.

Waste Keeps Up the Taxes in the Philippines

The Philippine waste may greatly use light-tariff workers to uphold the present exorbitant rates. They will argue the country needs all tariff taxes it can get. The questions will, of course, benefit from a continuation of the rates now collected.

Qwests St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Shade for Chickens Use Slanted Roof For Shelter

The article advises shading thousands of late season chicks to protect growth. It suggests building a sun shade over a poultry coop with a slanted roof to shed rain, as shown in an example arrangement. Any coop plan can be adapted, using a shade shed designed to provide proper shelter during summer.

Shade shelters for chick coops from ground to protect run

A rough diagram and instructions describe building simple shade structures for poultry coops. Using lightweight frames and materials like thin boards and burlap, the design aims to provide cool, dry resting areas after sun exposure. The plan emphasizes low cost and easy assembly for practical yard use.

Agricultural notes on poultry care and farm practices

The article discusses summer poultry house hygiene with whitewash and carbolic acid, cleaning roosts and cracks, and replacing or thoroughly cleaning nests. It compares grain and dairy farming, noting fertility costs in wheat and butter production, and the dairy farmer’s growing productivity through proper fertilizer replacement. It also mentions plow shoe adjustments, fodder crops like sorghum, and sorghum for feed and seed.

Nitrogen and fertilizer trials boost early crop yield

The report details nitrogen and fertilizer amounts tested by Nelson Luvaxe and Tage Nitensen for sweet corn, noting yields peak where nitrogen was highest. Dried blood and ammonium sulfate methods showed promise, with 4 per acre average costs and questions on efficiency. On cabbages, dried blood and citrate of soda performed well, while seed sowing by hand proved uneconomical compared to drill planting with fertilizer attachments for better depth and uniformity.

Tate Ope Aia Luwa Homestead Dersey

Mock Osetera of Green Corn and Other Dishes

A varied collection of recipe snippets includes mock oysters from grated corn fried in butter, creamed fish with milk and butter, baked corn pudding and croquettes, boiled croquettes from crab meat, tomato-based dishes with butter and beets, custard corn cake and fruit desserts. It notes prep steps, ingredients, and oven times with period cooking terms, ending with a stray line about mercury’s discovery.

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