Harness Care and Animal Welfare Warn Against Cruelty
An American Agriculturist piece by L. D. Snook condemns harsh bits and checkreins that deform horses. It contrasts a abused trotting mare with Flower, a 2-year-old filly, urging humane harness care and proper oiling to extend leather life and safety. It also provides practical oiling steps and suggests alternatives like melted fat, with practical tips for maintenance and storage.
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Two Little Princes German Emperor's Sons Portrait
A London Graphic report on Prince August Wilhelm born January 29 1887 at Potsdam and Prince Oscar born July 27 1888 at Potsdam. It notes their resemblance to the crown prince their studious natures and their place in the empire despite the year of sorrow after Emperor Frederick’s death.
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Childs drawing and questions reveal human nature
A humorous meditation on children's drawings and sayings. It notes how kids think and speak, from a child who fears a growling tiger to a baby ducking the Henhouse at the Zoo, and asks playful questions about tomorrow and today.
Fabian Policy and Fabius Maximus in the Second Punic War
The Fabian policy, a strategic delay and deception approach, emerged from Fabius Maximus a Roman general in the second Punic War. After the defeat at Lake Trasimene his troops faced demoralization while Hannibal’s trained forces advanced. He avoided pitched battles, moved his camp to higher ground, and provoked the enemy with marches and feints until the Roman Senate thwarted his plans.
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Polly Bravely Feeds Jowler To Stop His Barking
In a country road tale, Polly fears a barking dog named Jowler. Her mother suggests feeding him meat to calm the animal, and Polly's brave act ends with the dog thanking her. A second note explains horsepower equating strength to horses, men, and elephants with an example from a St. Louis track operated by an elephant.
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Bark watch chains for boys nickel watches
A Cincinnati Enquirer note states pretty bark pieces cut and strung make good watch chains for boys nickel watches. They are not durable but easy to replace when worn out.
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Dollie Sickness Cure Poem Fragment and Farm Advice
A rustic verse fragment depicts a child with measles and a mother urging a spoonful of medicine, while a New York World aside shows a character named Eva Lovett. The text also notes a farmer starting a small flock with ten ewes and a blooded ram, with plans to replace the ram within two years.
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Center Design of Cupids With Border of Burnished Gold
Cupids in quaint costume inspire border designs for porcelain plates. Use period-appropriate ornament and surrounding themes to guide the border. Apply deep kiln colors before final firing and ensure borders are precolored to avoid gold smears that dull the surface. A softly concave round plate is ideal for painting cupids, with new square relief and openwork dinner services in Louis Quinze and Louis Quatorze styles.
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Louig Quatorze
A Rose Pink Boudoir And Color Schemes In Art Inter change
The article outlines a rose pink boudoir concept with turquoise ceiling, gilt picture molding, ivory enamel woodwork, rose curtains, old rose arabesque carpet, maple furniture, and water colors on walls. It also notes Florida Fruit Exchange shipping oranges to Liverpool and U S agriculture reports on oats and rye yields with year over year comparisons.
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New York
Liverpool
United States Department of Agriculture
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