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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
5
The illustration shows a brace method for fences with a top rail using two wide boards crossed at the top and fastened with heavy nails. Notches can fit under the top rail or boards may be spiked to the rail, with bottom fastened to ground stakes and nailed to the stakes. The lower brace can be spiked to the bottom rail for added support and a picket fence appears in the design.
A New England Homestead excerpt urges removing invasive perennials from pastures and reseeding with clean seed. It notes heavy winds require sturdy fencing, stresses weed containment, and suggests plowing and three years of cultivation. It also covers farm building painting, brush quality, and best timing for exterior paint. Breeds of cattle are summarized with Jersey, Ayrshire, Holstein Friesian, Devon, Shorthorn traits and beef or milk yields.
Agricultural notes discuss feeding regimes when green feed is scarce, favoring corn silage or root crops. Fall plowing should be deeper than spring to surface frost- disintegrated soil, with split plowing common. Testing wheat varieties shows Mealy leads Velvet Chaff in yield by about 4% bushels. A brooder attachment protects chicks from cold wind. Emphasizes use of scales and Babcock test for dairy profitability and careful recordkeeping. Mange treatment outlined with carbaryl acid and tar oil mix. Cautions on onions and pasture management highlight data-driven farming and restraint in pork production.
A long collection of kitchen recipes and home economy notes. It opens with lemon custard cheesecake instructions using puff paste and eggs, then shifts to domestic life experiments in a Lancashire town with two bachelors running a house. It ends with practical advice on refrigerated handling, tomato vinaigrette enhancements, Saratoga chips, chicken stews, almond cake, and a beef heart stuffed recipe.
The piece argues that with Republicans controlling Congress into 1904, they must honor pledges to curb bad trusts. It cites the meat trust case and calls for ending the coal duty, while noting prior denunciations of the steel trust and a proposed tariff revision led by Republican figures. It frames administration actions as political pressure to reform tariffs and trusts.
A discussion on tariffs including a 2 percent duty and a cent countervailing duty cites higher costs for Nova products and potential profitable markets for jams and fruit products if duties rise. The article notes Prof. Jenks urges allowing Chinese laborers in the Philippines per War Department findings, with Secretary Root expected to support expanded Chinese labor, framed as furthering exploiter interests.
The piece debates tariff reform and trust regulation, arguing Republicans risk failing to curb steel and borax trusts. It cites Roosevelts and Harriman era factions, a proposed tariff commission, and critiques on sugar and Philippine policies, plus remarks on Denmark and reciprocity.
A compact study of the period from the Exodus to the monarchy focusing on the book of Judges. It outlines the military chronicle, the cycle of apostasy and deliverance, and the social and religious life of tribes. The piece discusses worship of Baal and Ashtaroth, the nature of the term Baal, and the period’s chronology and regional isolation.
Mrs. M Isted of 1207 Strand Street Galveston Texas a boardinghouse keeper recounts a near fatal kidney complaint from 1900. After months of pain loss of appetite and weight loss she credits Donn s Kidney Pills with restoring health and strength following a dramatic recovery from 118 to 155 pounds and renewed sleep appetite and vitality. A free trial offer from Foster Sillburn Co of Buffalo New York is included along with price 60 cents per box.
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