Dairy And Poultry The Danish And American Dairying
A condensed summary of the Illinois dairy convention discussion on improving creameries and milk quality, comparing Danish and American practices. It covers pasteurization, cleanliness, testing milk, and the Babcock test, plus notes on cattle and poultry management, feeding, and potential future cattle supplies. It includes quotes and observations from J H Monrad and others on farm and dairy operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Monrad
Illinois
Elgin
Jesson
Denmark
Alfred
Dalek
Wenry
London
Monrad
Henry
Salt and ashes for hogs and prison twine sale
Advice urges constant access to salt and ashes or substitutes for hog health with a low box under a shed. It warns against feeding too much salt to unaccustomed animals, noting sows with ample ash and salt may affect piglets. Separately, Kansas State Penitentiary to sell binding twine directly to farmers, bypassing dealers believed to be in a trust.
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Kansas State Penitentiary
Photography Tests for Eleomargarine Detection
Minnesota researchers report a simple photography test to detect eleomargarine. Butter yields dull translucent light while eleomargarine reveals a dark and bright speckled pattern from fat crystal structures, making the method convincing to juries.
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Minnesota
Dairy Sanitation and Milk Quality Across States
A discussion on how diet and cleanliness affect dairy products notes that wild onions in cow feed can transfer oils to milk and butter. It urges owners to inspect herds and visiting pastors for thorough checks, and highlights Massachusetts Dairy Bureau’s role in enforcing laws and educating farmers.
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Dairy Bureau of
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
Feeding Swine for Profit and Palatable Varied Diets
The article discusses economical pork production emphasizing palatable, nutritious, low-cost feeds. It notes no single feed suffices for pigs, breeding stock, and fattening hogs, and advocates variety to maximize consumption. It also highlights growing and harvesting feed with minimal labor, and pairing grazing crops with grain and other supplements suited to soil conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Foster
Utah
Manitoba
Canada
Boxers in peril and Yuan reform shake China
A Shanghai dispatch reports fierce fighting near Pekin as Admiral Seymour’s forces clash with Chinese troops. The Yamen dissolved and reorganzed under Prince Yuan. a Chinese steamer sails to Tianjin with Kiangnan arsenal arms. Rail lines cut near Yangtsun. fears grow of delayed relief for the legations. Russia moves 1,700 men toward Pekin while 30,000 troops mass outside the city gates to oppose relief forces.
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London
the Times
Shanghai
Pekin
Admiral Seymour
Tnder
Tung Fu Blang
Estmg-Li
Tien- Tau
Peking
Suma
Taku
Japan
China
Hongkong Regiment
Tien-Tsin
Fusiliers
Washington
Port Arthur
Kempt
Tien'sIn Arking
Mexico Bank Declares 17 Percent Dividend
The National Bank of Mexico reports a 17 percent dividend on last year’s business. It has 14 million dollars in paid up capital and about 7 million in reserve funds. Net profits for 1899 reach 3,408,899 dollars. Directors praise healthy capital for sound enterprises and note the federal government holds a cash balance of 13,672,472 dollars. Rumors place Cecil Rhodes backing a light rail system and J Pierpont Morgan & Co of New York as a leading influence in the new Central bank.
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Mexico Bank
Mexico
National Bank of Mexico
Cecil Rhodes
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
New York
New Central Bank
Persian Uprising in Teheran Amid Food Crisis
Reports state Teheran sees an uprising over high cereal prices. Persian ministers are accused of gambling in rice and bread, riot erupts in the bazaar, several wounded. Government deploys troops to restore order. situation described as serious.
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Paris
Teheran
Ambazaar
Maccabees Elect New Michigan Leaders in Vote
June 16 report from Grand Rapids lists Boynton re elected great commander with 1520 votes to Devere. Greet received unanimous reelection as great commander. Princes E. Burns of St. Louis and Creat Record Neeper May B Brower of Ann Arbor named officers.
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Maccabees
Grand Rapids
Mich
Boynton
Michigan Maccabees
Devere
Princes E. Burns
St. Louis
Creat Record Neeper May
Brower
Ann Arbor
Charron of France Wins Bennett Cup Race
The James Gordon Bennett cup auto race from Paris to Lyons was won by M. F. Charron of France with Alexander Winton of Cleveland, Ohio, also competing in the event.
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Charron
France
Faris
Paris
Lyons
M. F. Charron
Alexander Winton
Cleveland
Mrs Gladstone Dies in Hawarden Home
London reports the death of Mrs William Ewart Gladstone at Hawarden Castle at 6:40 last night. Catharine Glynne, née Lady Glynne, elder daughter of Sir Stephen Glynne, born June 6 1812, widow of William Ewart Gladstone, leaves a legacy of a strong character and ties to Hawarden estate.
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London
Gladstone
William Ewart Gladstone
Hawarden Coatre
Catharine Glynne
Sir Stephen Glynne
Hawarden
Hawarden Castle
Stephen
Catharine
Richard
Glynne
Brabooke
Catharine Glynne and the English Moral Upbringing
The text describes Mrs Gladstone's ideals shaping her children and instilling duties of motherhood. It notes Lady Glynne's reverence for Sir Stephen influencing Catharine and Hon. George Neville, who became rector of Hawarden. Under maternal guidance and a scholar rector, Catharine grew into a refined woman aligned with early ethical movements and Morence Nightingale era reforms.
Vagrant Arrest Sparks Threats of Lynch Party
A Uhrichsville police chief reports a vagrant seized as the likely assailant in the Tuesday night assault on Miss Cora Bowers in New Philadelphia. About four hundred people awaited the prisoner’s arrival by streetcar on the public square, with leaders fearing a lynching.
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Aasiinath Ganal Noyer
Ohio
Uhrichsville
Here
Cora Bowers
New Philadelphia
Mousaga
James Weltering
Clarence Ackey
Death of Horace O. Disston Leader of Henry Disston Works
Horace O. Disston, president of Henry Disston and Sons Iron and Steel Works and vice-president of the Saw Works, died last night at his summer home in Benesa Point Maryland after a three year illness. Born in Philadelphia forty six years ago he began as an apprentice in his father's shop and later helped manage the Tacany plant after the elder Disston and his son Hamilton died.
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Philadelphia
Horace 0. Disston
Henry Disston
Bons Iron and Steel Works
Benesa Point
Gesti County
Disston
Hamilton
Morace
Tacany
Oddfellows Bar Druggists Excluded From Order
In Paul Minnesota on January 10 the grand lodge of Oddfellows voted to exclude druggists and hotelkeepers from membership. The grand master had ruled that liquor dealer agents and hotelkeepers with bars and druggists selling liquor were covered by the exclusion. The judiciary committee disputed but the grand judge sustained the decision, barring these groups from joining the order in this state.
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Oddfellows
Bl. Paul
Minn
Judiciary Committee
Dot Springs
Buuth Dakota
D& Missounl
Nebraska
Bloeie
Deadwood
Spirit Lake
Okobodi
Doreseen Trovina
Minnesota
Explosion Claims Five Miners at Biwabik Hale Mine
A dynamite blast at the Hale mine near Biwabik Minnesota on June 16 killed five miners instantly. Names named include BP Stark W Taudlal L Ghalvert P Timson and Marock. After the fuse was lit workers ran into the drift, perishing in the inferno.
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Dyniamite
Kms
Biwabik
Minn
Hale Mine
Stark
Taudlal
L. Ghalvert
Timson
Marock
Wown Gets Long Sentence For Burglary
Iliga Dimmit a colored burglar with a long record was captured in Chicago and returned here. He was sentenced today to the penitentiary for thirty three years under the new habitual criminal act, the longest burglary sentence ever imposed in Iowa.
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Wown
Dea Ues
Iliga Dimmit
Chicago
Towa
Quirky Snippets and Ads From a Lost Scottish Paper
Lossy OCR fragment shows wry anecdotes about aristocracy clerical foppery and a Scottish factory prank. It includes a tale of a bishop, a dean, a mill manager, a Wisconsin ex-governor, a barefoot boy rising to foreman, plus late 19th century ads for Allen's Foot Ease and cooking extracts.
Inbor Saver Maple City Self Wash Soap Ad
A fragmented ad for Maple City Self Wash Soap tins claims the product saves wearing and cleans clothes without damage. It urges asking a dealer for the item and following directions, noting good grocers carry it. Also mentions songs in the night and a reference to a young father and David.
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Maple City
David
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Russia
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Wis
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