Cheese from Buttermilk Stir Causes Dairying Talk
Wisconsin experiment station notes cheese made from buttermilk draws attention in dairy world. Heard's Dairyman says yield from butter milk could boost yearly production and profits. England shows more interest in livestock at agricultural shows. London hosts Holstein headlining cattle display at Agricultural Hall.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Heard
Dairyman
England
America
London
Agricultural Hall
Buttermilk Cheese: A Cottage Cheese Alternative
An urban dairy note discusses turning buttermilk into a cheese akin to cottage cheese. It keeps a week to ten days at 50 to 60 degrees, with risks if temperature drops. Production is inexpensive, using simple drains and siphons, and can be done in ordinary creamery equipment for small batches.
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le Color Ig
Disease spread by barbed wire theory alarmed ranches
A doctored, sensational note discusses bastilloterm like experiments and blood transfer via barbed wire, a cow horn, and scratches, claiming infection transfer through barbs and dried blood. It warns keepers against having barbed wire on large ranches amid fear of tuberculosis and bloodborne contagion.
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Ella Inife
Geuspel
Why Keep Robber Cow at Large In Dairy Notes
The remark compares judging cow productivity to estimating corn yield using proper scales. It emphasizes using a Babcock tester to determine milk fat and a balance scale to measure corn yield, warning against tolerating a thief cow. The quote attributes the advice to Onyutiee Judd Farner.
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Babcock
Onutiee
Judd Farner
Calf Indigestion Causes in Various Age Groups
Analysis notes that indigestion in calves stems from unclean milk or feed and dirty vessels, tight confinement in dark stalls, erratic or excessive feeding, and in some cases general weakness leading to impaired digestion. The text emphasizes poor feeding conditions as the primary factor across ages.
Undefined food critique wording on cabbage and dal feed
A fragmented note discusses cabbage quality and a collage related to a feed for dals, mentioning watery composition and a caution about placement in a specific dalynian context. The text remains unclear but hints at culinary or agricultural guidance.
Jayhawkers Desert Trek 1849 Trial Of the First White Pioneers
Remnant from the 1849 Jayhawker party recounts brutal trek across a desert to California. Nearly 290 started. hardship forced cannibalism and starvation as water holes dried. Four men survived to reach safety, with others dying from thirst, disease, or weakness during the journey led by Mormon guides.
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Grose
Bha
Myrtle Street
Santa
Jayhawkers
Grosscup
California
Titnois
Thare
Galt Lake
Los Angeles
Colton
Desert
Kit Carson
Denver
Balt Lake
Captain Hunt
Mr. Beter
Boots Pinched. Snake Found in Boot
A Ridddy area woman found a snake after slipping into a tight rubber boot left on the porch. The snake emerged when she removed the boot. No injuries reported. Nearby, Mrs Beadhey was killed by lightning at a Mystic Park summer home, a baby unharmed. An Atlantic City mosquito campaign seeks funds to dig 800000 square feet of ditching in a Jersey shore effort.
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Janction City
Kan
Grover Piley
Ridddy
Wilby
Iwiley
Honsu
Mra Frithby
Lightning Kitts
Titusville
Mre
L. C. Beadhey
Bradley
Mystic Park
Jersey
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic County
War rumorhaunted city as whale sighted near Delaware Bay
Chester residents, steeped in superstition, claim a whale seen in the Delaware Bay vicinity signals impending war. They recount 1811 and 1880 omens, with veteran fisherman Howard Gaten and witness Horace Devs describing a mysterious, hull-like silhouette and a dramatic splash as a whalelike figure surged upriver toward Philadelphia, dragging nets as it moved.
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Chester
Delaware Bay
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Howard Gaten
Horace Devs
Davis
Ned
Thern
Davin
Nehors
Kensington
Delaware
Millionaire Farm Boy Returns Gift to Aging Doctor
Wellston physician Doctor Higley long helped Charles Froelich, a struggling farmer, by advancing 700 for education. Froelich prospered in Australia and South Africa, then died without kin, leaving Higley his estate valued at 1,000,000. The doctor accepted the moral payoff and shared in the fortune.
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Wellston
Thi
Fia
Higtay
Charles Froelich
Froelich
Australia
Higley
Frostich
Troelich
South Africa
Melbourne
Froalich
Henry K. Thorncroft
Doctor Higley
Free- Itoh
Boy of 8 to High School in Roswell New Mexico
An eight year old boy named Raymond Ray from Roswell is slated to enter high school next fall despite no prior public school attendance. Raised by his mother and taught at home since infancy, he reads and speaks German and Spanish, plans to study Latin, and is compared to prodigies like Merbert Wiener. His mother credits his discipline, memory, and ability to focus as key factors in his rapid learning.
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Roswell, N. MI
Raymond Ray
Roswell
Knea
Ray
Merbert Wiener
Leo Wiener
Hanvard Collage
Wiener
Tufts College
Plowna
Thera
Savin
Pan
Guartiago de Cuba
Albia
Balkana
Constantinople
Aavin
Nerim
Biberia
Chicago
Gomada
New York
Lisbon
Moland
Pau
Gbberta
Dynamite Car Missing on Trenton Division Line
A car of dynamite on the Trenton division of the Pennsylvania railroad is missing and its exact location cannot be fixed. railroad officials are greatly worried as the car has been unaccounted for some time.
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Loee
Trenton
N. J
Pensylvania
Ito
Olyis
First Woman Jury's Verdict In Fatony Case
San Francisco report says a Shafrat woman jury returned a not guilty verdict after two hours deliberation in a fatony case involving a ban of a would be attacker. The trial centered on a foiled attempt with charges stemming from the incident.
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San Francisco
Shafrat
Ceb Iforala
Bluckinads
Predicted Ruin Casts Shadow Over European Seer
Reports say Maxis Bandts Prey, famed for accurate prophecies, died near Rome after 68 years of illness. Her bedside utterance, dictated to a priest, warned that within two years after 1914 the yellow Invaders and Black people would gamble the fate of the last Americanist in Central Park, New York, and the city would fall to cults.
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Europe
Maxis Bandts Prey
Rome
Camteal Park
N. Y
Otty
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American Press Association
Kyan
Death Valley Days
Otto
Gaston Watere
Czar
Nicholas Savin
Riga
Moscow
Michotes Slavin
Nicholas de Toulouse Lautres
Ozar
Bag
Filme
Mfe
Ruette
Ameries
Keerst
Nhifter
Czar of
Russia
Yellow Invadera
Negecos
Gald Beer
The
Mighty Haag
Ackley
HAAG
Wallett
Hippodrome
Lombon
L. Trey, Aler
Hembalmer
Ben
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