Around the Farm Department Explains Horse Digestion Habits
A new department invites farmer inquiries on crops, stock, milk and cheese, with practical essays. Topics cover horse digestion, feeding oats and hay order, blinders debate, age estimation from teeth, goitre in horses, strangles treatment, molasses feeding, and post meal rest for horses.
World Wool Production A Comparative Table
A historical table estimates global wool output by country with Great Britain United States Germany empire and British colonies listed among others. It discusses sheep classes native wool and mutton sheep and notes Merino impact on Europe and colonies, plus per-head and total production figures and implications for quality and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Portugal
Austrian Empire
Europe
America
Eussia
Asia
France
Russia
Austro-Hungary
England
German Empire
Flowa
Buckwheat varieties and sowing for the farm
Buckwheat, its English name from buckweitzen, includes Fagopyrum esculentum and Tartarian buckwheat. Silver-hull and Tartarian types differ in hulls and grain, with Tartarian favored for cold climates but often misrepresented as India or merino wheat. Sowing varies by latitude, aiming for bloom as autumn cools, with two bushels per acre typical, harvested by cradle, then swathed before final drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Siberia
United States
Canada
India
New York City
Buckwheat Harvesting and Grain Handling Practices
A detailed overview of buckwheat cultivation and harvesting techniques, including field threshing versus floor threshing, drying and curing to prevent heating, and the role of soil fertility. It covers weather considerations, equipment adjustments for threshing, and the impact of proper curing on flour quality and market price.
The Great World Theft Off New York
A remarkable neighborhood theft ends in a man stealing 250 Worlds from a delivery wagon in New York. He sold them for a penny each and, still craving more, was captured while attempting to steal a further package. In his cell he reflects on the futility of amassing the entire cosmos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Ala
Internal Revenue
Calhoun
New York
Sheina
Music and the drama in the theatre season tone
A Philadelphia Bulletin derived critique discusses the theatre orchestra's poor quality and its disruptiveness to drama, noting managers skimp on players, overuse familiar tunes, and neglect true musical interpretation. It praises some actors and riffs on Hermann Vezin’s celebrated Richelieu performances at the Adelphi in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Ubings
Managera Aya
Wang
Dwight
Journal of Music
Aman
Dickesy
Moncy
New English Dictionary Project Aims for 1890 Completion
The New York Times reports the Philological Society of England has labored for 22 years on a comprehensive English dictionary to be finished by 1890. It will compile every word used in literature with etymology, quotations, and history, aiming as the highest authority on usage.
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Chicago
Western Farm Journal
Woodland Pastures
Hermann Vezin
London
The
New York Herald
Adelphi
Hermano Vezin
Richelieu
Vezin
England
Lyceum
Vezim
Irving
United States
Philadelphia
University of Pensylvania
Chares Rex
Surrey
Athenwum
O’ Airne
Times
New York Times
Philological Society of England
Joneson
Todd
Hicbhardson
Walker
Webster
Worcester
Imperial
Henry III
A. Mata
Berlin
Shakspere
F. A. March of
French Academy
University of Oxford
Man Horse Spectacle Reported in Arkansas
A bizarre tale from Van Buren County describes a figure with a horse head and human body appearing near a plowman. The man allegedly exchanged limbs with a horse, gaining hoofed feet while the horse took human feet. The event ends with the figure fleeing and no further miracles recorded, framed as neighborly superstition tied to a Fort Smith railway locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Sharp County
van Buren County
Hepas
Las Hot
Fort Smith Raiway
The Parable of the Pup in Bohemian Justice
A Bohemian observer considers an incident where a dog barking provokes a passerby to throw a stem at an ill behaved canine. The stem strikes the canine owner in the body, prompting debate if punishment or commendation is due for upholding municipal peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Times-Journal
Bobewlan
Bohemia
Gloomy England picture and U S trade hopes
A Manchester dispatch to the state department paints a grim view of English agriculture and industry. Crop failures threaten meat and grain demand from the United States, while improved methods could expand American butter cheese beef and other exports. Lancashire industry remains depressed with low spirits and heavy charity needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Walshington
D.C
United States
Manchester
Department of State
Lancashire
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George Burgoyne
the Wool Supply
Orly
Southdown
Cotswold
Merino
Porkopolis
William McCullock
Australia
Edward Towers
Pavilion Theatre
Paris
Fanchette
Coco
Pierre
Don
Warie de Chartré
Don Nego
M Rie
Jacques
Marie
Pela Don Nego
Pouse
Cainea
Marchioness
S T Roche
Marcleness
Oo Nego
Elre
Claude Vernette