Howe Young Midshipman Wins Promotion In Navy Rescue
Midshipman Howe Young, on the US sloop Triton, led a perilous night action near the Spice Islands. After saving crew from Malay attackers and signaling the ship, he was wounded but persisted in guiding the cutter, aiding the fleet’s escape and earning promotion for gallant service.
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Howe
Navy
United States
Vritan
Uwe
John Wayne
Moluccns
Spice Islands
Wayne
Breaiers
Murengh
Eat Atng
Cat Hin
Wisa
Reefer
le Shin
Wank Hive
Che Tlisge
Tulle
Lin
Vis
Hin
Vouduset
Exeen
Stius Haley
Indian Relics After a Flood Unearthed by River Floodwaters
A fragmentary account describes artifacts found along rivers after high water, including battle axes, pottery shards, and stone tools. The author speculates on usage by Native American peoples, noting weapons, hafted axes, and ceremonial pieces unearthed near Wythe and the Allegheny region. The piece mentions a carved double bitter hatchet and possible gendered tool use, with references to local lore and a 19th century source from the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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Alteutiry
Peter Dade
Dee
Meetida
Atoxheny
New York City's Free Hospitals and Dispensaries Explored
The article praises New York for ample charitable medical care highlighting free hospitals and dispensaries serving thousands yearly. It notes Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish institutions with substantial funds and questions overall cost distribution between public relief and private care, urging clarity on universal access and charges.
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New York
Yeur
Isellevie Hospital
X. VY Sun
Hay Stackers for Storing Farm Hay in Long Rigs
Instructional article by James Baring describing a homemade hay stacker devised by Edmunds of Flineis. It details pole frames, cross beams, pulleys, ropes, and steps to construct and operate a cheap stacking device that builds long hay stacks in sections, with method to move and extend as needed.
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Elaver
Edmunds
Flineis
The Farm Wagon and Wheel Design Advances
A St Louis Republic excerpt argues for low wheeled wagons with broad detachable tires to reduce labor and road damage. Broad tires lessen wear on roads and equipment, save time, and improve hauling of wood, rails, manure, and other farm loads.
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St. Louis Republic
Poultry fattening methods prompt questions and notes
An old column discusses Wiex Leghorns showing fattening signs and claims about brown Leghorn hens. It mentions using warm water and cut up dined forms for feed, paving for a poultry house, and a total whey process with beivies corn and diuehwhest giend as feed components.
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Ukernion
Ang King
Adoor
Hints for Stockmen on Selecting Fat Steers
Practical guide advises breeders to choose animals with broad nose, stout neck, and strong topline. Describe ideal conformation from head to hide and legs, stressing brisket depth, barrel shape, and square stance to yield tender, juicy beef. Emphasizes selecting sires to improve herds with “like produces like” for profitable feeding and butchering.
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Ne'er de Weil
A Model Piggery. Ornamental structure for thoroughbred swine
The article describes an ornamental model piggery by H. R. Brown of Massachusetts. It details a building designed to house 100 to 125 pigs with separated pens, a swill-receiving box, a feeding truck, and a warm center section for breeders and young pigs. The ground plan shows a four-pen center block behind a killing room and boiler, plus upper storage for grain and straw.
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Brown
Massachusetts
Shape of a Pork Barrel in Early Farming Notes
A farmer recalls changing from salting pork in a bulging barrel to a straight staved barrel shaped large at the bottom and small at the top. He notes it prevents rust and spoilage, claiming the barrel was made twenty two years ago and remains usable with minor hopping needed. He describes pork packing in strips edgewise and tight, likening it to packers from such teams.
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Tina
Msa
Strane
Roarhie Varlux
Elas
Ireward
Wrrne
Cann
Priton
Wayne
Vriten
Arn Wall Marine
Witslerert
Theo
Duent
Dis
Frost
Terence the Gars
Wlin
Grain feeding improves horse health and condition
The writer explains changing from whole grain with water to ground grain fed first thing in the morning improved the horse Gravot Grain. The horse gained root fesh and became healthier and more serviceable, leading to a recommendation that farmers powder grain and water before feeding.
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Nysterious
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Farming World
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