Republican Panics and Tariff Debate Revisited
A column rebuts Republican claims about the 1893 panic, cites Sherman law and Cleveland era actions, and contrasts Roosevelt and McKinley tariff positions. It discusses European revival timing, calls out press bias, and notes potential tariff conflicts as Roosevelt takes office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Hayes
Sherman
Senate
Washington Times
Cleveland
Carlisle
New York
Europe
Helena
Velvets and Zibeline Dominate Winter Street Styles
New York fashion notes describe velvets as essential for coats and walking outfits, with velvets and corduroys valued beside cloth suits. Zibeline appears in street dresses with shaggy weaves and satin finishes, while embroidery and clever dressmaking push simple gowns to look elaborate.
Methods for scalding hogs and winter wheat feeding tips
Instructions describe Fig 2.B outlining hog scalding steps with lever actions and rack handling until hair loosens, then moving carcass across rack for cleaning. Winter feeding discussion notes that cheap wheat is profitable for farm stock if ground or cracked and balanced with other grains. wheat and bran suit horses, swine with wheat and corn meal, and dairy cows with ground oats and crushed wheat.
Handy bag holder for grain filling device patent
A U shaped grain bag filling aid keeps the bag open while filling. An upright board two feet by eleven inches supports arms ten inches long which hold a hopper. A triangular mounting and nailed joints secure the assembly to the board with a nine inch square spout. A row of wire nails grips the bag bottom.
Fall Plowing and Farm Implements Improvement
The article discusses better fall plowing practices, soil conditioning, and harrow use. It outlines the depth for fall plowing, the need to loosen heavy soils, and signs of proper seedbed preparation for winter crops. It also covers hog scalding devices, wheat feeding findings, and fertilizer mixes for small fruits. It concludes with a reflection on selecting seed potatoes from prolific plants to boost yields.
Safety Blind for Forces and Farm Notes
A description of Daniel SAFETY BLIND a device to cover horse eyes during fire or fright on the road and details on its operation. Following, farm notes cover corn fodder fattening methods, fall tree borers, changing farm sizes, rapes for lamb fattening, colt versus steer value, grape leaf hoppers, Bedderwood strawberries, humane treatment of animals, and popularity of Indian Runner ducks among fanciers and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Connorthy
Chunchula
Ala
Josef Rothweiler
Chicago
Alaska
Michigan Station
How to Make Chicken Croquettes and Brown Betty Pudding
A recipe sequence explains preparing chicken croquettes by boiling and grinding chicken, mushrooms, sweetbreads, eggs, milk and seasoning, shaping, breading, and frying. It then details Brown Betty pudding with bread crumbs apples brown sugar cinnamon butter layered and baked until the top browns, served with sugar and cream.
Raspberry Shup and Other Early Larder Tips
Practical kitchen notes describe making raspberry shrub with boiled sugar syrup, clarifying juice, and lemon. salt and sugar effects on vegetables. apricot preserves with sugar and water, cooking time, and jarging. creamed potatoes with cheese topping and baking. little neck clam fritters with lemon and cayenne batter. drying orange peel to aid lighting. and wild grape marmalade with grape halves, seeds removed, sugar, and boiling times.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roosevelt
McKinley
Boston
Kasson
Buffalo
Andrew Johnson
Tyler
Fillmore
London
Mr. Chonte
Philadelphia Post
Mr. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Congress
Paul Leroy-Beaulieu
Cor
Fia
Aleeompetre
Ohio
Frairie
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