Skim Milk and Creamery Methods For Calves and Homes
This article discusses skim milk use for calves and home dairy needs, comparing hand separator and creamer systems. It covers practical experiences with Cooley creamers, milk cooling, and cost considerations, advising on equipment choice, maintenance, and best practices for efficient milk handling. It also notes broader agricultural research on chinch bug control and spore-based disease methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
EB. Scott
Ohio
Experiments Target Chinch Bug Insect Control
The article notes extensive experiments in using diseases to combat injurious insects, centering on the chinch bug as the top threat and detailing efforts to destroy it through disease-based methods.
Portable farm enclosures prove profitable and humane
An editorial extols portable farm sections like fences coops and pens for pigs and calves. It argues movable pens improve health reduce chores and boost feed efficiency, recounting a dirty stationary pig pen and praising the relief of moving to clean grass.
Poultry Tips From The Farm And Field
Practical guidance on poultry care from water to feed and housing. Highlights include fresh water, insect-rich diets for hens, gravel for digestion, summer and winter hen houses, and feeding rules noting variability among flocks. Mentions France’s poultry practices and common urban egg markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Pink Pills Restored Veteran After Sunstroke
R W Edwards of Lansingburgh, a G A R officer, recounts sunstroke in WWI era transport and 100 mile ride to Washington. He credits Pink Pills with relieving heart disease, rheumatism, insomnia, and nervous exhaustion, noting renewed vigor and steadier sleep.
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R. W. Edwards
Lansingburgh
Post Lyon
Cohoes
Albany Co
Winchester
Washington
Mr. Edwards
Stage Notes From a Theatrical Year in Review
The article surveys collaborations like Paul Potter with Bill Nye for original comedy and Fay Templeton’s new song work I Want Yer Ma Honey. It notes a variety theater in Arizona selling half price tickets to one eyed men and reviews Lohengrin’s moral as voiced by a Chicago critic. It also mentions Bartley Campbell’s sons planning The White Slave, Ola Hayden leading a strong American Vaudeville tour, a Jessie Bartlett Davis sketch book, and English actor W H Vernon joining Julia Marlowe Taber Company next season.
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Paul Potter
Bill Nye
Fay Templeton
Arizona
Charlies L. Davis
Alvin Joslin
England
Europe
New York
Chicago
Bartley Campbell
Ola Hayden
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Isabel Gordon
W. H. Vernon
Genevieve Ward
Julia Marlowe-Taber Company
Salter's Hardy Red Cross Wheat Promises High Wheat Yields
Advertisements claim winter wheat yields of 80 bushels per acre and rye at 60 bushels per acre with Salter's Red Cross Wheat. Crimson Clover priced at 3 60 per bushel. Fall seeding grasses and clover offered. Send to John A Salter Seed Co. La Crosse Wisconsin for free sample and fall catalogue.
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Salter
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
W.N.U
White panther arrives at Paris Jardin des Plantes
A white panther arrives at the Jardin des Plantes in Paris, a color never before seen in the city’s menagerie. The rare specimen marks a first for the local zoo and draws public interest.
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Jardin Des Plantes
Paris
Magnificent Yellowstone Park Promises Grand Views and Low Travel Cost
The notice extols Yellowstone National Park with vivid descriptions of geysers canyons and lakes. It announces a substantial price reduction for reaching the Park and the tour through it, urging readers to request a pamphlet from J Francis G P and T A Bannister in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
J. Francis
G. P
T. A. Baniingter
Omaha
Neb
Knights Templar Conclave Excursion to Boston
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers a first class round trip fare to Boston for the Knights Templar Triennial Conclave August 26 through 30 in Boston. Tickets on sale August 19 to 24, valid to September 15, with extension to October 6 when deposited with joint agents. One way and return combinations allowed. For rates contact C G W Ry agents or F H Lord Gen Pass Agt Chicago.
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Knights Templar
Boston
Maia
Chicago Great Western Railway
C.G. W. Ry
F. H. Lord
Gen'l Pass’r Agt
Chicago
Boston Woman Becomes Bachelor of Laws in 1895 Class
Amy F Acton of Boston University Law School is the only woman in the class of 1895 to earn the LL B degree. She was admitted to the bar last December and has since built a growing, lucrative practice at 89 State Street. Born in Sydney, she has lived in Boston 17 years and studied under E P Gilman before enrolling at law school.
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Mong
Boston University Law School
Amy F. Acton
Miss Acton
State Street
Boston
Sydney
New South Wales
Shurtleff Grammar
Girls
Acton
E. P. Gilman
Wallace Criticizes Indianapolis Soldiers Monument Design
General Len Wallace resigns from a 200000 dollar monument board citing the piece as military in form and calling for changes including removing the Indiana bronze statue. His stance sparks debate over what Indianapolis’s soldiers' memorial should convey and is credited with provoking broader discussion among residents. Notre Dame University requests inquiries from families before the 1895 session, touting its educational facilities. The piece notes London’s first mayor was elected in 1209.
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Len. Wallace
Indianapolis
Indiana
Morton
Wallace
Harper’s Weeky
Atlanta Exposition to Feature Renaissance Art Building
The Cotton States and International Exposition opens September 18 in Atlanta and will include a Renaissance art building with a large gallery at each end and central sculpture space. Horace Bradley leads the fine arts department and recently toured Europe to advance the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Horace Bradley
Department of Fine Arts
Europe
South
Jews Arrive at Timbucteo to Establish Trade Warehouses
Caravans from the Sahara reach Benchazi report Jewish merchants from Southern Morocco have arrived at Timbucteo with plans to settle and open warehouses. This development signals a growing regional trade presence in the oasis town.
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Sahara
Benchazi
Morocco
Timbucteo
Billsville Briefs Note Atlanta Meetings and Weather
Briefs from Billville report the Wholesale Grocers association meeting in Atlanta on Wednesday and the American Waterworks association meeting in Atlanta on Tuesday. The column jokes about water being scarce, comments on the coldest June, and mentions selling fishing tackle for an overcoat and giving half interest in the paper for a stove.
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Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Atlanta
American Waterworks Association
Billville
Atlanta Constitution
No To Bac Advertisement Claims Tobacco Cure
An advertisement touts No To Bac as a guaranteed relief for tobacco use, promising improved vitality and freedom. It urges readers to book free and send to Sterling Hensedy Co. in New York City or Chicago for a cure guaranteed by druggists.
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Sterling Hensedy Co
New York City
Chicago
Putting Creditors to Use in a Wood Scene
A manager aims for realism in a wood scene and asks to make actors growl like a tiger. The assistant notes six or seven chorus girls have not been paid for ten weeks and plans to call them.
Fresh and Reproachful Portrait of Mrs Brown
A fragment describes Mrs Brown delaying, then retiring early when her husband is late. She sets a 3 o'clock alarm and rises refreshed and reproachful, a scene that suggests domestic routine and implied tension.
Academy of the Sacred Heart opens for girls in 1895
Parents choosing a school for their daughters are urged to consider the Academy of the Sacred Heart at St. Joseph Missouri. The ad notes attractive buildings, healthful locality, thorough instruction in all branches, and reasonable terms. Next session opens September 3 1895. For information contact Mother Superior.
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Notre Dame University
Institution of Learning
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Academy of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph
St. Joseph, Mo
Academy
the Sacred Heart
Academy Sacred Heart
French Canadian Editor Fined for Calling Brother Editor Methodist
A French Canadian editor was fined $200 after calling a fellow editor a Methodist. The incident drew attention to editorial conduct and religious labeling within the press.
Bottle of Syrup of Figs Promotes Health on Travel
Advertisement urges taking Syrup of Figs on trips to prevent fevers headaches and other sickness as it purports to aid kidneys liver and bowels. Sold in 50c and 1 bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. A Paris chair valued at £7500 with solid gold forelegs is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Cites Loomis Endorsement
Detroit conductor E. D. Loomis commends Hall's Catarrh Cure saying its effect is wonderful. The remedy is sold by druggists for 75 cents and promoted in a promotional note.
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E. D. Loomis
Detroit
Mich
Hall
Princess Maud of Wales Emphasizes Music and Mandolin
A note from Springfield Illinois dated October 1 1834 praises Princess Maud of Wales as an accomplished musician with a fondness for the mandolin. A typed quote from Jenyiz Pixckanp of Springfield claims Piso s Cure for Consumption is the only medicine for coughs. The obang, a Japanese gold coin, equals forty seven dollars fifty cents in U S gold.
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Princess Maud of Wales
Mandolin
Jenyiz Pixckanp
Springfield, Ill
Dr Kline’s Great Cure Claims Free Trial Bottle
Treatment advertisement touts Marecious cures and a free trial bottle after first day’s use. Readers are urged to send details to Dr Kline in Philadelphia for a remedy claimed to cure various ailments.
Miscellaneous Family Quips and Patent Remedies Ad, 19th Century
A collage of snippets includes claims about women county superintendents in Kansas, teething remedies for children, a London woman auctioneer, and various patent medicines like Zanson's Magic Corn Salve and Coe's Cough Balsam. Also quotes on happiness, flattery, and a note from entomologist P. L. Simmonds about insect counts.
Hindercarts Offer Relief for Pests Seen in Walking
A fragment notes Hindercarts remove pests that hinder walking, priced at 15 cents at druggists. It also mentions Great Britain owning 2,570,000 square miles in Africa and that the average mine fatality rate is one in 602. The ad closes with proverb like lines about health and hope.
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Great Britain
Africa
United States
Newly Trifles Across The Empire And Language
A collection of curious notes reports population figures for New Zealand above six hundred thousand a Swedish self-propelled bicycle uses a gasoline motor and old terms like gally-gascoynes breeches and muzzler for muffler. It notes pines for slashes in garments bonnet as a head covering and blue coats signaling servants from thirteenth to seventeenth century England. Wheel farthingales supported large petticoats in the era of James I and Charles I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Sicily
Scotland
England
James
Charles I
New York to Build Riding and Bicycle Academy
A riding and bicycle academy project estimated at 327500 dollars is planned for New York. The report notes coal production of the world last year reached 555700000 tons.
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New York
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Atlanta Exposition
U.S
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Zanson
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Rip van Winkle
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Tyee Rensally
University OF Hotre Dame
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Socata Mall
Andrew Monamsey
Notre Dame
Stark Nurseries
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