Winter Potatoes Safe Shipping And Carations
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, this piece explains protecting winter shipments of sweet and white potatoes from frost. It covers car insulation, false walls and floors, and the practical costs and methods to reduce spoilage during cold weather. It also notes farmer responsibility and practical steps for shipping consignments to northern points.
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United States Menerehment of Agriculture
Sten
Announcement on Bacillus tularensis and public health
An early 20th century discovery identifies bacillus tularensis as the causative agent of a plague-like disease. Reports describe the fever, swollen lymph nodes, and potential transmission, with caution about exposure and the distant impact on public health and daily life.
Trouble Shead and a Ramshackle Bridge Encounter
A Birmingham Herald fragment describes Trouble Shead and Mr. Cobbles outpacing a car near a ramshackle bridge. The men joke about the risky route as dust clouds rise, while a separate note claims the Chinese have used artesian wells for over a millennium.
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Mr. Cobbles
Birmigham
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Cooperative motor truck shipping aids Maryland farmers
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article describes a cooperative motor truck route near Baltimore Harford County Maryland used by farmers to ship produce and milk to markets. The system saves time and money by avoiding rail shipments and brings trucks to farmers daily. Full details are in Barters’ Bulletin No 1032 available from USDA upon request.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Baltimore
Harford County
Maryland
Proper storage for fruit using dry method cautions
A historic agricultural note stresses cleanliness for fruit storage, warns against excessive water, and suggests drying with unslaked lime to keep fruit dry. It notes moisture control slows mold growth and mentions lime renewing moisture balance under low ventilation and temperature.
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Uniteaene Department of Agricol
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Experiment stations note straw tea richer in nutrients
A fragment notes that tea of straw contains more organic matter and more nitrogen phosphorus and potassium than fresh manure, per experiment stations. It cites Otis and Sergs De Perrowing as recommended sources wherever practicable.
Discovery of Audubon Collection at Amherst College
The Audubon collection of North American birds, long buried for thirty years, was found in the Appleton cabinet at Amherst College. It includes over 800 specimens, some bearing Audubon handwriting and dated 1834. Once sold by the Audubon estate to Ward's Natural Science, the set was later given to Amherst by H. H Farnum. Bangs of Harvard will take possession as the curator of this comprehensive North American bird collection.
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Appleton
Amherst College
Audubon
North America
Audubon Estate
The Ice Cutter Keeps His Job Through Freeze Out
A concise report on a man facing a job freeze out yet retaining his position as an ice cutter. The tale highlights resilience and steadfast employment despite challenges, illustrating determination in the face of adversity.
Voice from the Tombs Echoes Through War Epilogue
A stark reflection on how history rests on the unseen, as voices from the tombs resemble skeletal articulation and the war’s outcome waits for the epilogue to reveal its final truth. The dialogue hints at memory, mortality, and the unresolved chapters of conflict.
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