Democratic Platform Attacks Trusts and Cuba Policy
The Democrats outline congressional campaign issues denouncing Republican failure to relieve Cuba and curb sugar trusts. They favor anti trust amendments, accuse the GOP of protecting monopolies, and condemn tariff and shoddy cloth interests while urging trust regulation and relief measures. The piece cites reactions from multiple papers and notes Roosevelt’s stance post session.
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New York fashion note on embroidered fronts and trims
The feature outlines advancing dress fronts with elaborate embroidery and stencil work, elbow sleeves, tucked bodies, and diverse trimming methods. It highlights tassels, braids, passementeries, silk cords, and medallions in colors like green, blue, and red, plus patterns like cherries and grapes adorning gowns and hats.
Treatment of Corn Smut and Farm Advice
This article outlines seasonal methods to control corn smut by removing and burning smut pustules promptly, warnings that spores spread reinfest fields if ignored, and notes Bordeaux spraying is ineffective. It also covers dairy cow conformation, selection of good layers, management of waste farm products, fattening old cows, and a device for handling barbed wire.
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Ideal dairy cow and mixed feeding for stock care
The writer stresses ideal dairy cattle conditioning with mixed feeding including bran and grain, noting a mischief from careless watering. A mare fattening experiment shows careful, regular building up of feed and pace improves condition. Cover crops in orchards are discussed, favoring cultivation and late summer clover for moisture and root protection. Poultry growth requires focused care to identify promising chicks for future work.
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Folk Remedies and Swindling Reports in Rural News
Rural farmers face scams by con artists posing as hunters who take five for permits then convert it into a $500 promissory note, a pattern seen across Culana and beyond. Agricultural notes cover irrigation under-surface tile systems, rust control for wheat via copper sulfate seed treatment, and beet pulp feeding benefiting lambs in Lansing with initial losses then later gains.
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Ventilator for Cooking Vessels
A described device shows a ventilation arrangement to dispose of vapors from cooking to prevent strong odors from filling the house. The drawing presents a possible solution that keeps odors from interfering with food prep and makes the system convenient to use and maintain.
Vapors and cooking pots improve with perforated lids
The article describes a cooking invention allowing steam to escape via perforated pot lids and open pipe connections. It explains pivoted pipes that rise when not in use, extendable tubes for attaching to utensils, and steam routing into chimneys. It also includes various housekeeping tips and simple recipes.
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