Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-04


by G. .. Plumb in the New England
Magazine Rich mems sous viii rush
into ii as they now do into the learned
professions, rich men Themselves viii
lau ioi; rs they now turn to fancy steam
yrch's and fnst horses Il will be tho
ni Children viii cry Cor t. The man
most looked up 10 In the community
thc haalslmcst, SWEETEST. brainlesi and
most Influential citizen Of aIuir5 gcuer.
ably wc are 70 infer will b. The farmnr
Asricuituusts will hayo nearly all She
aNmtldng 10 do, because this Is an
gncutuul country
4 few Of ,lR minor improvements are
d, be- noted as follows. Five average
nwbnrries will make o quart. The
anne wll be true OF blackborucs, goose
lnrrios aud ra.pbcriies, aud the Gods
yill have an been educated ont of them,
.io bad manners 10 two VI three gencr.
aiiuui Of family None Of tho cattle
will have horns icr aya viii give pure
cream. Hol .oius will grc milk Ail
the r1ais % Che country Will be asphalt
payemanta Iilnls win be needed no
longer except Tor racing and Tor their
flesh. which viii be table diicacy
Wagons will have pneumatic tire blcy.
Gle wheels and win hsrau by electricity.
They will BE- noisclcs when thoy hy
along the roads.
Nobody has any farm larger .han Gfty
acres amy more, and most u them are
ten acres IN size Ia tho year e)J0
Wheat produces always fifty bushels TO
the nere; corn. 900. Tho soil and farm
products have bcon 50 carefully ana.
lyzed that tho agriculturlst knows cx-
aotly what kind Of fertilizer 70 feed tho
ground to produce given vegetable
growth. Whatever Il H. Farmers are
college graduate, and thrro Is an aigri.
cultural experiment station In every
county. Machinery does all tho work.
Pneumatic tubes underground connect
house and harn, 10 that conversation
can be carried on between thom. More.
over, the insect pests which do damage
to crops arc rapidly In clurse OF cv.eF.
minaiion by means Of the cultivation Of
other insects that destroy them. "i'.el8
have other aeas 20 bite 'em." ul u were.
aud eat them 40. Each farmer has bis
insecticilo bfarlins pen. In which ho
ouluvatos carefully tho insects that de-.
your those which are inimical 70 his
fruit and grain. The population nun.
bors jOO,00O.OoO IN tho yonr 5000. aud
people us1 nn Immense quantity OF dairy
f'oda, deeniug them most hcslihful
Hens that lay ai5 eggs in u year arr
tho oac, Ia demand, and milking, lil;a
an the other hard work, is done by ma
chinery.
Farmers raise all The sugar We need,
much Of it from the sugar beet, az a cost
OF one cent pound Electricity plays a
part of immcasurahle Importance Ia the
rural lie OF the year goo. It cuts grain,
mows away hay mud plows. Electric
thuves and hrooms work miracles
Whatever on tho farm Is hard or dirty
% do, that this obcdicnt servant OF man.
kind steps in aud accompishes with
nehtnci' aud celebrity. Every farmhouse
has an electric plaut. Fruits aud yeye
tables Of superior kinds arc grown by
electricity. Bat u g. ~ ttr household
that this magician performs its greatest
marycls. Il does everything, aud farm
crs' wives dwell Ia o sort Of earthly par
adiss. With prophetic ego our authoi
sees this yisioni
IN tho house tho rooms arc lighted BY elsc
tHatG doors and windows are opened on
! closed hy prgas,us on electric hutiuui butte
vEtmntur1 arc operated by electric power; o.
lutoriei brush hos with handle, worked o.
Z o motor, ~ passed. over tho lnur 60 sweep, 90
| qllrls simply the guidance OF hand rn"cI
dish washing machines are run by the lghi
ulugilao du'i, aud likewise tho elevator j
h1usrs two stories hI shi Hil cooking % conduct
eel Ia electric stoves, and all cI1tAug D. Waalr
and lrunod by simple. Inexpensive machlnrr
run hy electricity. Asa result 81 tlla tighten
lng ~ wnmcl's labor uu The farm, while
century asu tho lar;ur pofcoutase ot tho won
en- ga Our insane as'lum were farmsri' wlVc
/ to-day these form tbs smallest priccutagc q
thuso from any walk IN NE. In ftot, NO won
en- 90 America and greater enjoyment IN the.
/ hulAta huAtn 40 our lhfNlNfA NANfNs
Few persons know the origin OF thi
common name. It originated Ia hi
wayi Tho earlier oxperimenters With III
fruit believed that II had great effect O
the splecn-that is 10 cay, It made pei
sons liable TO crosHness good natured-
gtvo them, no 20 speak, o lovely dispost
ton, aud for this reason tho plant wa
known 10 the ancient spaniarls as IN
Love Apple, by the name OF Love Appl
II Is still known IN many English speak
ing countries. The word tomato is d,
rived from the zane source. that "a {
say. from thnoriginal Latin word amJ
10 love, although we use IL now as
| Spanish deriyaiye, tomato being
( Spanish expression. --Aieehgn's Monthly
90 ~ 1890 On.