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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1903

Page

2

Growing the Best Apples and Market Quality Demands

The article argues that fruit buyers in cities increasingly value quality over appearance, with consumers tasting apples in stores to judge variety and a rising demand for baked apples in restaurants. Growers should separate grades to maximize profits, as there is a market for first, second, and third quality fruit, all requiring clear labeling and consistent standards.

Ben Davis Thewa City Indianapolis

Inventions and farming notes from Turner and Akron experts

Frederick L. Almsworth of Turner Kansas is named inventor of a harness strap for hindering dragging. Deep plowing advice urges careful soil handling on hill farms and deep layers while promoting practical, productive tillage. Insect pest controls cover asparagus beetles borers and cabbage worms with Paris green and safer alternatives. L H Williams of Akron Cold Distilling Company claims a new butter making method from refined cream in a year long effort.

Frederick L. Almsworth Turner Kansas L. H. Wiliams Akron (O Saya

Eastman Cattle Barn Plan and Feed Notes

Iowa breeders describe a 6 by 48 foot corncrib barn with 20 foot posts and a central corncrib, designed as a self feeder for shelled corn. The plan shows hogs under the crib, long hay lofts, sliding doors, and space to weigh cattle. it claims capacity for about 100 head and stresses dry bedding and good ventilation. It also covers feeding soft corn versus sound corn based on Iowa station results, plus dog deterrence via cloves around sheep pens, silage and stover feeding, and South poultry production data and hatching cautions by breed.

Eastman Bros Illnois Iowa Steckman Farner

Home style desserts and preserves from old cookbook notes

Favorable kitchen guide offers icing, mushroom ketchup, chocolate milk, berry puddings, carpet cleaning, and apple compote. Includes rhubarb canning, caramel pudding, cheese custard, and general bake and boil directions with measurements and steps for home cooks.

Candied Candle Trick Crumbles Before Audience

A bizarre crowd stunt describes preparing a candle with a needle hidden inside and a bat prop. The performer carries the crumbling device toward a table, using misdirection to strike the bat and reveal the hidden insertion.

Fragmented Entertaining Script With Candles and Fairies

A theatrical table scene describes lighting a candle through a hat and feigning damage to entertain spectators. A hat owner is reassured as plans unfold to remove the candle discreetly, then a fanciful inventory of fairies and creatures accompanies a curious tale of a tin can and a clockmaking boy, ending with a musing line on fortune.

King Edward VII Story and Young Readers Tales

A Victorian era column recalls a King Edward VII anecdote at a country house school prompting children to name monarchs. The piece notes a boy’s shy reply about Edward VII and the king’s playful doubt, ending with a light moral about memory and curiosity. It also offers a wash and polish guide for shells and explains the origin of the phrase to “put on the crown.”

Edward VII Wajesty Edward Alfred Queen Victoria Bos Sting

Mental strain in nursing and coroner inquiry over nurse suicide

An inquiry by Mrs Birkenhead coroner investigates the death of Annie Morgan a 43 year old nurse at Miser Nursing Institute found near Rack Perry Beach. The report notes long service, recent distress after a patient’s death, mental strain from duty and a rare collapse of consciousness preceding death. The hospital cites staff attention to physical readiness but acknowledges the stressful nature of nursing work.

Birkenhead Annie Morgan Miser Nursing Institute Milas Morgan

Saul Named King of Israel in Ancient Zealotry

A Sunday school lesson reflects on 1 Samuel 10 and 12 about Saul’s selection as Israel’s king. It notes he hid among the baggage, faced a populace eager for monarchy, and tempered authority with restraint. Samuel’s farewell address and the Gilgal gathering conclude the coronation narrative with mixed reactions.

Ramuel Duke of Warwick Lund Ife Ward Beaganfield Saul Kish Benjamin Mizpat Mizpah Samuel Lot Nyrmally Srul Spiri Samuet Tehorah Gitesh Gibenk Isiger Klng Baul Actson Nahash Ammon Jobqui Gilend Isaac Wos Iarael Gilgalain Parewell

Cleveland Pialg Denier Ulpless Ball Game Afternoon

In a fragmented exchange, a request is made to attend the ball game with a promise of letting the speaker off. The dialogue references a grandmother and a deceased person, with uncertainty about permission and plans.

Cleveland Pialg Denier

Remarkable Ford and the First Plate Glass Factory

The article profiles Captain John B. Ford, inventor of the first polished plate glass machinery in the United States. Born in Kentucky and later based in New Albany, he built major glass plants in Tarentum, Creighton, and Louisville, partnered with Washington C. De Pauw, and founded Ford City. He amassed immense wealth, sold his factories to a plate glass trust for $10 million, and faced retirement and illness while contributing to Greenville and Tarentum infrastructure and church donations totaling about $100,000.

United States Indiapolis Dee New Albany John B. Ford Nur Tarentum Kentucky Greenville Lenox Maas Washington C de Pauw Ford Louisville Jer- Ternonville Pord New York Creighton Ford City Pittsburg Als Otvh Maine Plate Dara Trust Ann Efe Ife Trientum Mel Hig Werkoien Tod

Open letter promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills for age related troubles

A letter from Mr G Bohrer of Mo describes his long kidney trouble and his use of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims two boxes cured him and that the remedy has kept him well for over a year at age 8. The piece also references other patent medicines and a historical quote about secrets.

Hallflower G. ¥. Bohrer Ana Mr. Bohrer Dadd Dodd Lelieve Dodd

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