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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
6
A detailed feature on the Washington chrysanthemum show at the Capitol, highlighting varieties such as MITCHELA and the Beatrice May, grafting techniques, and government breeding efforts. It notes the autumn queen status, the 1005 seedling Mrs Roosevelt, and the high market value of rare blooms.
A summary of Farmers' Bulletin No. 233 highlights practical farm experiments from Department of Agriculture stations. It describes deep corn and wheat root systems, alfalfa reaching twenty to thirty feet, and extensive root occupancy in potato hills. Other topics include fertilizers for asparagus, mushroom cultivation, forcing early celery, skim milk feeding for calves, noodles, conditioning powders for fowl and farm animals, meat cost by cattle type, and milk use from diseased cows. The piece notes the Army coffee contract process and a method to churn butter using a simple device, ending with an anecdote about alfalfa and a butter-making demonstration.
Franc disputes chloroform for the aged as official Paris reports outline a French pension annuity program. Deposits by many, up to francs yearly, open to children and widows. eligibility begins at fifty or upon disability. Jury reviews offers, Dr Wiley participates, findings sent to the Quartermaster General.
The piece describes a rapid churn that can produce butter in a minute, small enough to sit on a tea table beside cups and teapot. It contrasts with the government green treasury deposits, annuities, and welfare institutions, noting numerous Caisse branches and aging care facilities near Paris and Issy.
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