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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
6
This article describes constructing a home made snow plow to reach stock after heavy falls. It advocates heavy planks, a higher front, and iron bolts for sides, plus a hoop iron handle. It also mentions a telegraph cable idea and a steam plow capable of a mile per hour with a thirty inch furrow.
The excerpt describes a French government project to plow 1,500 miles across North Africa as part of an agricultural effort. It also touches on farm practices such as feeding stock, cooking livestock food, and the value of ice reserves for summer use, citing Detroit Free Press and Iowa Home News.
Mandy bag holder and farm notes discuss methods for improving livestock appetite, feeding with turnips and saltpeter, and the importance of warm feed. Advice covers drains, plowing, fence corners, crop rotation, avoiding new varieties, and preferring proven regional varieties with limited testing for novelties.
Detailed steps for preparing chicken soup with bones, head feet and dumplings. floor staining recipes with linseed oil turpentine and potash. whole wheat bread dough instructions. lamp care tips. creamed eggs dish with sauce. corned beef hash recipe. chocolate caramels. lemon poultice. taffy apples. Includes multiple recipes and domestic maintenance notes with measurements and methods.
The piece analyzes Republican claims about price changes under the Dingley tariff and contrasts free list versus dutiable list goods. Mr. Till and Judge Griggs spar over price data, with Griggs rebutting Republican selections and arguing tariff effects.
The article discusses concerns over a large national surplus and its potential for administrative manipulation, warning it could concentrate wealth among a few private hands. It notes Secretary Bhaw and Surplum Mr. Hhaw, and references Kansas City, Mormon influence in Arizona and New Mexico, with implications for statehood politics.
The piece critiques antitrust talk amid wartime price forces and trust behavior. It contrasts Republican resistance to regulation with calls for transparency, noting high prices for sisal and binder twine due to the Philippines war and discussing broader political maneuvers around the Mormon question and Jeffersonian governance.
Experiments on the Michigan Central railroad test 500-foot rail sections with tightly spliced rails and special joints to allow expansion. In Detroit sections anchor rails in concrete and slot-spike joint spikes. A larger test on the Saginaw division uses a mile of tightly spliced rails with vertical anchor rails set in concrete. Chief Engineer A. Sorrey supervises, Engines ing and Railway Reviews notes.
Mr. Potter counsels his son to seek compromise in disagreements with his wife Margaret. He recalls his own youthful dispute over a Saratoga trip versus a Canada tour, noting a six week compromise after a three decade recall. The tale frames marital negotiation with humor and reflection.
Mr EC Geevell relates a back pain cure with Dodd's Kidney Pills praised as effective after two boxes. A note warns bare feet conduct electricity, while baby bath tips urge mild soap use and six weeks for infants. Abyssinia bans alcohol with harsh penalties for violators and a chaperone escorts reformers.
The 1902 cranberry crop of the United States is estimated at 725,000 bushels, with a tentative rise to about 1,040,000 bushels in 1904. This note appears amid fragmented OCR text discussing fruit production and regional opportunities.
Local advertisement for rubber stamps and related products from Ruber Stamps. Promotes custom dated stamps, gel inking, inking pads, and catalog by mail from Lock Box 210 Wort Wayne Indiana.
A missionary at the Onondaga reservation held an evening talk describing the sun centered solar system and the earth’s rotation. An Indian visitor questioned the claim the world turns over each night, joking of a home remedy with an apple on a stick.
A Washington D C builder Mr W H Camwell testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his bladder inflammation and reduced attacks. The ad promises a free trial of the kidney medicine and offers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the contact for samples and orders.
A garbled report from Beaconsfield recalls a dinner where diplomacy and political chatter spilled over. An inquisitive hostess pressed Prime Minister Beaconsfield with pointed questions as the nation debated Russia and Turkey, hinting at a broader struggle within the administration. Additionally the item notes a scandalous scene and mentions a stray moral comment amid the discourse.
A purchase notice advertises a four self inking dating stamp set priced at 75 cents. The listing provides a mailing address at Lock Box 210 in Fort Wayne Indiana for ordering or inquiries.
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