Great Lakes commerce and memorials of Perry era
The article discusses the centennial of Commodore Perry's Lake Erie victory, plans for a Perry memorial at Put-in-Bay with a light house shaft and museum, and the Soo Locks improvements. It also covers Great Lakes shipping evolution, cargo handling, and the economics of inland waterway transport.
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Perhaye
Merry
Lake Erie
Derry
Republic
Perry
Put-in-Hay
Amal
Putin Bay
William Henry Harrison
the Thamen
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Mary's River
Sault
Soo
United States
Great Lakes
Lake District
Globe
Eles
Lake
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pittsburg
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Great Lake
Lakes
Atlante
Making a Home of Your Abode in a Modern Household
A humorous critique of the home keeper female role describing how family members enjoy a practiced absence of the wife and mother. It argues for balance between order and freedom, noting the relief and "homey" atmosphere created by her absence and the family’s playful mischief in her absence.
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John
Comparisons Are Odione
Amy at age three visits her maternal grandmother and then her paternal grandmother as the affectionate family bids her farewell. The child’s shy plea not to cry echoes through the farewell scene, leaving a lasting impression on her young mind.
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Kitte Amy
Amy
Touth
Farewell at the Station interview with Beame at Folbies
A fragmented interview scene on a car platform shows two figures saying goodbye amid blocked streets and a lengthy farewell talk. The moment captures longing and the pull to meet again before winter, with partial lines hinting at a planned talk and distant news about a good cause.
Moisture Conservation for Next Year Through Deep Plowing
North Dakota agricultural article argues rainfall can be stored in the soil by deep plowing and drag cultivation. A farmer notes moisture reachs three feet. over-wintered rain may sustain crops during droughts. Advocates shifting to corn and alfalfa on one third of land to boost profits and soil fertility.
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Wort
North Dakota
Waeter
Abell
Timothy or Clover Hay for Dairy Cows
The text compares timothy hay and clover hay for dairy cattle. It notes timothy is poorer in protein but richer in carbohydrates. Balancing the ration with other feeds can improve results, suggesting clover hay provides better protein.
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Timothy
Clover
Timothby
Chareeal Feed Guidance for Little Chicks
A fragmented note discusses feeding charceal to young chicks to prevent bowel trouble. It suggests starting with small mixed quantities, observing effects, and adjusting with improved conditions and feed alongside other remedial measures.
Green manures and farm manures improve arid soil health
A historical note explains three methods to add organic matter to soil in arid regions. Emphasis on green manures as the most important though least practiced, using leguminous crops like alfalfa and clover to fix nitrogen. Benefits include increased fertility, greater water holding capacity, and better use of soluble nutrients.
Rainfall Retained in Soil by B D W Freak
Colorado Agricultural College reports field water capacity of arid soils ranges 14 to 18 percent with an average near 16 percent. Each 12 inches of soil depth stores 2.25 to 2.66 inches of water, averaging 2.46 inches, enabling about 26 inches in the upper 10 feet. Proper ullage methods could store one or two years of rainfall in the soil.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Culture of Alfalfa in Various Farming Systems
The text discusses alfalfa culture under intelligent farming in dry areas and under irrigation, noting successful growth and abundant yields. It also cites Atlantic states where careful ground preparation, heavy fertilizing, and proper harvesting and feeding maximize returns.
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Atlantic States
Start Feeding Operations In Silo Closure
The report notes that feeding operations may begin once the silo is filled and heating is underway. It states the feed will be reliable for animals and compares freshly prepared feed to older hay, claiming several months old forage is superior to newer processed feed.
Oregon farmer uncovers 18 tiny eggs in record box
An Oregon farmer found 18 eggs so small they could fit inside a four inch cylinder phonograph record box. The eggs came from two large hens of mixed Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red breeds on his farm.
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Oregon
Plymouth Hocke
Rhode Island
Roda
Feeding of Poultry Instruction Highlights Care on Feed
The successful feeding of poultry depends largely upon the feeder noticing the condition of the chickens on feed. It emphasizes attentive monitoring of birds to adjust rations and ensure healthy growth.
Churned Butter Milk Quality Cited Amidst Feeding Debate
Fragmentary notes discuss butter fat production from cows and sows, stressing weighing milk, timely salting, and year round feeding. Calls for grain and rough peas to boost butter fat, referencing current prices and market pressures.
Health for the Child and Constipation Relief
A home health notice advises mothers that stable bowel action is key to a child’s well being and appetite. For constipation give a teaspoonful of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at bedtime and again next night, avoiding harsh laxatives. Druggists sell 50¢ and $1 bottles. request a trial by writing Dr W B Caldwell, 201 Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
Why Should I Use Mitimira Soap
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for skin health, cleansing, and prophylaxis. It touts purity, fragrance, and economy, claiming the product softens hands and hair, prevents dandruff, and lasts longer than other soaps. It invites readers to request a free sample and brochure.
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Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
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Preak Deut
Taft
Emery Weld
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