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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1894
Page
8
Trumpeter Franz Hennig Returns Home to Berline Victory
Franz Hennig, a Bavarian trumpeter, and Margarita share a moving reunion as Franz, wounded but present, aids Steinert in battle and is honored by the captain and emperor. Margarita travels to Berlin to greet him, presenting a cornflower wreath as Franz rides past Frederick the Great’s statue and back to the army’s cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz
Steinert
Holtz
Stei
Prinz
Stoinert
Fatherland
Frau Krommer
Margarita
Berlin
Frau Sucher
Frau Biedermann
Germany
Fran Sucher
Frederick the Great
Franz Hennig
Marion Dickinson
Poultry House Design at Amherst Model for Fowl Housing
Six 12 by 18 foot poultry houses on the Amherst Massachusetts experiment station grounds illustrate a uniform plan for about 20 fowls each. The roosting room and shed, ventilation, nests, and a durable, draft-free build are described with costs under 50 dollars for above-foundation materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
New England
An Honest Quaker and the Writ
A sheriff sought to serve a writ on a Quaker. The wife said the husband was home and urged the officer to wait. She then explained he had already seen the sheriff, did not like the look and left the house by another path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebohen
Margarita
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Great Photographer Recommendation Conversation
Miss Dakane asks where to have photographs taken. Miss Humly suggests Mr Snapshot, praising her own photos. Miss Dokane agrees to visit if he is as clever as rumored in this Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dakane
Miss Humly
Miss Dokane
Ili
Pittsburg
Winter Oats Grow In Central New York Surprising Yield
The Practical Farmer reports winter oats can be cultivated in central New York north of Pennsylvania’s northern fringe. They sow in fall after wheat and rye, protect soil, provide late fall feed, and yield 32 pounds per bushel. They mature 2 3 weeks earlier than spring oats and require 3 peaks per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Proper method for stacking straw after thrashing
The guide stresses careful stacking to prevent water damage and loss of feeding value. It urges many workers to pack straw evenly, trampling from all sides to maintain balance and keep rainfall out, ensuring even chaff distribution and stack stability. It notes the English and Classical School’s training of boys as beneficial for health and future success.
Proper gravel sizes for road surfacing
The excerpt argues against using large gravel or stones on roads. It recommends screening and crushing larger stones, capping stone size at two inches, and notes that small, well-laid stones form a compact, durable layer. It cites Macadam's rule about not paying for unmanageable stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macadam
Y M C A Director Recommends Pain Balm
Irving W. Larimore of Des Moines Iowa promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for athletes and the profession to treat bruises sprains dislocations and muscle stiffness. Applied early before swelling it claims to halve recovery time and is sold by all druggists and dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving W. Larimore
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Preserving Hill Roads Through Proper Gradeways
The text argues for continuous ditches and crowning on long hills to direct rain away from wagon tracks. It warns that mud accumulates at the base, remains due to excessive water, and is deepened by every loaded team descending, worsening the road condition.
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