Feeding Milch Cows Value of Corn and Forage at Mass Experiment
Record of 12 cows at the Massachusetts Experiment Station assessing feed costs for milk production. Diets used corn meal, corn and cob meal, wheat bran, gluten, and bulky fodder including hay roots and silage. Milk yields ranged 7.7 to 12.4 quarts daily. average milk price 3 cents per quart. manure value factored to measure overall profitability.
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Globe
Toa
Vetch
Neern and
Clover
Ate
Oata
Teresame
State Board of Agriculture
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sauve
Cas Suis
Collars and Cuffs Duke Displays Fashion Quirk
The nickname Collars and Cuffs fits the Duke of Clarence for his habit of changing cuffs and collars at every event. It began at a dinner for Count Hatzfeld three years ago when he vanished briefly to change his attire and returned with new collar and cuffs.
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Duke of Clarence
Count Hatzfeld
A man spends 6000 days asleep and at work
A 50 year old man spends 6000 days sleeping and working, 2000 days eating, 800 days walking, and 600 days ill, illustrating time allocation across daily life.
Townsend's Letter on Blaine and Harrison Power Struggles
George Alfred Townsend analyzes Blaine's bid for the presidency, noting his control over Republican factions, Harrison's cabinet reshuffles, and the shifting strength of Reed McKinley and Conkling allies. The piece compares Blaine to Disraeli, reflects on his strategic patience, and foresees a potential unanimous nomination if the party coalesces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Branca
Maine
Indiana
New York
Blaine
Washington
Cleveland
Reed
Congress
McKinley
Harrison
America
Arthur
Washington City
Plane
State Department
Cromwell
Tmes
South
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Orsland
Mr. McKinley
John Sherman
Ohio
Conkling
Edor McKinley
Senate
Manley
Angus
Europe
Monroe
Napoleon Bonaparte
Adams
Calhoun
Crawfor
Mr. Clay
Universal Peace Meeting Heads to Mystic for 25th Anniversary
In Quakerville Mystic Connecticut the annual national peace meeting runs August 26 to 28 as part of the Universal Peace Union's 25th anniversary. Prominent peace advocates and officials from Philadelphia Washington D C Providence Rhode Island New York City Scranton Pa will attend. Arbitration and international peace topics will be discussed with several thousand expected to attend.
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Portland
Conn
Mystic
Connecticut
Universal Peace Union
Providence
R. I
Aaron M. Powell
New York City
Amanda Deyo
Scranton
Penn
Crop Harvests Across States Face Intense Heat and Mixed Yields
An expansive field report from St Paul to New York notes exceptionally hot weather across the Midwest and Great Plains. Wheat yields vary from 10 to 25 bushels per acre with some regions predicting 15 to 25, while corn and flax thrive in heat. Reports from Missouri to North Dakota describe drought stress, late harvests, and improving soil moisture in parts, with notable remarks on oats, barley, and rye conditions.
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St. Paut
Minn
Watertown
S. D
Coddington
Clark
Dealo
Day
Grant
Hamlin Counar
Sioux Valley
Bismarck
N. D
Burleigh County
Devin's Lake
N.D
Jamestown
N. C
Wells
Forester
James River Valley
Farco
St. Louis
The
Missouri Board of Agriculture
Hales County
Kansas
Manitoba
Galveston
New Orleans
Detroit
Mich
Texas
India
Chingleput
North Arcot
America
Manchester
N. H
Patent Office
Volga
Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
East Tennssee
Austria
Hungary
Lower Austria
Moravia
Upper Hungary
New York Custom House
Secretary of the Treasury
North Dakota
South Dakota
Gheboygan
London
Montana
Christiana
Norway
Yuba City
Cal
Burlington
California
Paris
Brussels
Ostend
Dover
Éam
A .Mn
Meissonier
Mt. Rose
Horst
Sierras
Sedalia
China
NP As
Sualecen
Philadelphia
Ludlow
Snseniby
Ndiana Snyder
Lizzie Arnold O Fenton
Form a Large Club With WEEKLY GLOBE Offer
Ask for the WEEKLY GLOBE private circular and free sample copies to form large clubs at the current rate. The notice promotes mail-in requests for circulars and samples. It emphasizes easy enrollment and widespread distribution via mail.
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GLOBE
Weekly Globe
Champagne color described as fashionable and versatile
Champagne color, the last fashionable shade, is neither cream nor yellow. It blends pale golden tints from the beverage and is widely used for dresses as well as furniture coverings portieres and curtains. Fine wool ribbed grounds with silk broche designs feature small roses on white palms.
Elder couple wed in Cold Ashley amid long marriage delay
A 76 year old man and 77 year old woman married in Cold Ashley Northamptonshire after banns were published 56 years earlier. The ceremony, noted in the church records, marks a quiet union following many years of waiting.
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Cold Ashley
Northamptonshire
Ayeeb
Syrups of Figs Promotes Gentle Kidneys Cleansing
The Cal Fig Syrup Company states its product acts gently on the KidneseJ tree to cleanse the system, though it is not a cure-all and cannot guarantee every bottle will substantiate the claim.
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Cal, Fig Syrup Company
Kidnesej
Faith the Great Thing Sermon in Bar Harbor
Rev. Phil lips Brooks preached at St Saviour's church Bar Harbor amid added seating and visiting clergy from Boston and Mass. The sermon on faith urged openness to divine power, linking belief to happiness wisdom and strength. Brooks and Dr McVickar planned further preaching trips and would depart Bar Harbor Thursday.
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Bar Harbor
Phillips Brooks
D. D
Boston
St. Saviour's Church
Alsop Leftingwell
Hingham
Sherrard Billings
Groton
Mass
Augustus Amory
Lawrence, Mass
William Lawrence
Cambridge
Wibbert
Trinity Chapel
New York
Leffingwell
St. Saviour's
Bishopalectevere
McVickar
Philaelphia
Mr. Billings
Dean Lawrence
C. P. Lettingwell
Dr. Wibbert
Bishon
Brooks
Jesus
Christ
Sorrento
Bay
Genes Little Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
St. Saviour’s
Bright Western girl buys mother a house at last
A Western girl in nurse training recalls saving from a Pittsburg patient and strict budgeting to buy her mother a $700 house in Shinga Mich. She describes selling family property, sacrificing luxuries, and four years of hard work to achieve the goal. Her mother now lives in a new home with water and electric lights.
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Father
Pontiac
Mother
Bernhardt
Peculiar Farm Advice and Doggerel Echoes from a Century Ago
A garbled OCR snippet offers scattered rural maxims and odd verse lines about cows, milk, calves, roosters, dogs, fences, and a devil with tips. The fragment hints at old farming lore and whimsical, misaligned phrases from a historical publication.
Vast Miscellany Of Oddities And World Notes From The Era
A man finds 30000 pounds in a London bank bag near London Bridge. A Minton vase, four years in the making, reaches London valued at £1500. Ohio river steamboat mates rescue a cow, and a freak of tail development is noted in Mexico. Canals, railroads, meteorology, and curiosities across the globe are catalogued in a rapid-fire roundup of news items and oddities.
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Ilinois
Union
London
Minton China Manufactory
M. Tolan
Cincinnati
America
John Hanlon
London Bridge
Darwin
Mexico
Hong Kong
Charles D. Robertson
Hartford
Baltimore
United States
Christopher Columbus
James Henderson
Norfolk
Richmond
Virginia Volunteer
Clearfield
Penn
Tonesta
Frankford
Michigan
W. M. Brown
Titusville
San Francisco
Saratoga
Forre
Doniphan
Kan
Missouri
Hachiman
Europe
St. Martin's
Canterbury
St. Mary-in-the-Castle
Dover
Canada
oFurope
Great Britain
Ireland
Fresno
Terpsichorean - Riverside - Elysian Dancing Club
Wichita
Havre
Paris
Butler Valley
Ebervale Yein
N. Scott
Taylor
Ashington
California
Florida
Texas
Sylvania
Los Angeles
Cal
Inioney
Wicked leopard killed after deadly hunt in Kulu district
A notorious leopard, long criticized by Indian press, was killed on the 7th after a confrontation that left three people mauled. A Kulu correspondent reports the beast stalked a Busahira sheep camp, attacked a Mahomoten woman, and was ultimately slain by a crowd with a hogspear after it lunged at a syce and others near an oak bungalow.
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Pall Mall
Kulu
Busahira
Lange Jungle
Arden
Nazina
Paren
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Massachusetts Experiment Station
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T Gas
Elveland
Anne
Townsend
Secretary of State
Bright
Pige
Old
Philadelphia ‘Enquirer
North American
New York State
Platt
Hiscock
Tate
Polk
Clay
Henry Clay
Disraeli
Peel
Derby
Aberdeen
Gladstone
Jaine
Garfield
Suez Canal
Rheas
Zayob
Hannibal Hamlin
Hamlin
Estee
Quakerville
Faith
Dr. Brooks
Willin
New Haven
Garden
Japan
Koch
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