Use of Corn Fodder for Sheep and Livestock at Massachusetts Station
Corn is an excellent feed for live stock with grain and stalks offering good nutrition. The Massachusetts station notes corn fodder, harvested with ears on the stalks, provides valuable roughage when balanced with higher protein feeds like alfalfa or clover. For sheep, various corn fodder varieties prove profitable roughage, with moist cut fodder plus cottonseed meal enhancing intake and limiting waste. Stover and shredded feed also suit dairy cows and horses when prepared with alfalfa, bran, or peas, improving handling and consumption.
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James Mormon
Massachusetts
Wasteful feeding methods for livestock in winter
The article warns that feeding on the ground leads to about one third of the feed being trampled and wasted. It suggests using suitable feed racks or mangers and shredding fodder before feeding to reduce losses and save money.
Sheep Expecting Lambs In Poor Conditions
Fragmentary farming note describes a ewe near lambing needing clean bedding and protection in a stall. Mention of strong odor and sanitation concerns suggests welfare considerations for the animal during the peripartum period.
Heart of the Desert: Biskra and El Kantara Journey
The writer travels from Philippeville to Biskra and El Kantara in December, describing lush green orchards and arid plateaus. He notes hotels replacing caravanserais, the native life and markets, and watches the Indigene courses at Biskra with Arab riders, powder, and bright colors under a sapphire sky.
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Philippeville
Biskra
Constantine
Salt Lake
England
el Kantara
Foum-el-Sahara
Sahara
el Kantara Tes Im
Djebl Metlill
Biakra
Garden of Allah
Tunis
The
Desert
Casis
London
Stevenson
Aures
Daice
Landon
Id Bickra
Childrem
Blake
Hippodrome Dic
Alia
Kaida
Ministere de la Guerre
Courses de la Commune Indigene
Narece
Bames
Boucouchsa
Lamari
Salah
Mabie
Messuoud-den- Chebha
Belgacem-beu-Mohamed
Chasseure d'Afrique
Presure
Remount
Africas Cavalry
Tae Shin
Djebl
Ahmar Kraddon
Aures Mountains
Pa. slang lines about drums and fathers head ache
A slangy exchange from the Hoston Evening Transcript features Willie and Mother Neow. Willie recalls his drum at the parlor while his father complains of a headache.
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Willie
Hoston Evening Transcript
Doings of a Wife at Home Framed in Vivid Verse
A fragmentary poem depicts a wife rushing to greet her husband at home with lively motion and a gleaming gown. The vivid line evokes speed and domestic warmth as she hurries toward him, hinting at affectionate, playful competition in the home vignette.
Horeman and Busyman Ponder A Long Walk Tale
In a fragmentary Puck moment Horeman declares a long walk yesterday and collapses at Busyman's desk while an elder suggests it will benefit both. The scene hints at a weary, social dynamic between the two men in a satirical setting.
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Horeman
Busyman
Puck
Ungenerous remark echoes through tense exchange
Fragmentary dialogue hints at tense confrontation over a man waiting and a pledge or decision. The text suggests reluctance and a challenge to agree or refuse with implied consequences.
Suffraget Ponders Husband's Odd Purchase at Auction
A suffragette contemplates her husband paying $19 for an $82 hat adorned with a rooster tall on it. The piece reflects on gender roles and consumer fashion in the era.
Barber trade training opens for men and women
aTED MEN AND WOMEN to learn barber trade, Racement opportunities open for you. Tools furnished and com mission paid white learning. Only eight weeks required. Call or write for particulars and cat alog, 14 Commercial Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Commercial Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bishop’s Walk Sparks Humorous Pigshed Conversation
A bishop known for chatting during country walks meets a pig herder. When asked his earnings he says two shillings a week, and the bishop replies he earns more. The lad then bluntly suggests maybe the bishop gets more wine for him to mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dong
Pearson'’s
Vegetarian picnic scares as bull charges crowd
A hot day picnic of the United Society of Lady Vegetarians ends in chaos when a savage bull charges the group. One woman with a red parasol flees over a stile, then condemns the animal for its ingratitude after escaping.
Parish Priest and Parishioner Exchange Flapence
The parish priest Father James gives flapence to Bill Dolan warning him not to beg money for a long time. The next day Dolan, recalling the promise, asks if there is an old shirt on him, feeling shame.
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Father James
Bill Dolan
Bill
Hill
No Place Like Home at Three A.M Says Anon
A fragment suggests a late night sentiment about home and exhausted pleasures, noting 3 am as a time when all other places are closed and one might feel tired and solitary. The piece presents a lone speaker identified as Anon.
Unclear historical note on magistrate and law
Fragmentary police dialogue references a magistrate and an implied court outcome. The text is garbled with distorted spellings and missing context, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, names, or a date.
Parlasce of the New Dance Cites Hesitation Phrase
Fragmentary quotes describe movement and hesitation in a dance piece. The passage mentions Wael and colloquial line about the best dive in a weekly column. Lacks clear events or identifiables.
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MNE
Ise A. Itt Ey
Celey
Ile
Prince
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