Dairy and horse care notes on feed salt and calves
The article discusses farm practice tips including salt as worm prevention for young horses, dairy ration protein and fat importance, feeding for good calves to ensure good cows, stable bedding and cleaning, early breeding considerations, new grain feeding ideas, horse tooth care, and overall farm creed emphasizing careful cultivation and humane, efficient stock management. It also covers mare and foal nutrition, milk production factors, and practical housing and feeding routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greener
Abe
al Bret
Kieher
Nemo
Herefartapire
Ebo
Csack
Owen
Asia
Jone
Macy Aucherites
Eicher
Haven
Removing Bees From Roadside Skep Handling Tips
Instructions detail safe removal of old skeps and rotted bee houses. It covers loosening fasteners, protecting the bees, handling rotten materials, using cloth covers, and relocating skeps to dry ground with short grass to prevent crawling into the hive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesein
Randval
Ehoth
Somme
Besa
Cream cheese making and calf rearing notes from 1903 Colac Herald
Instructions on producing cream cheese without ren net and with ren net, including cream quality, drainage, moulding, and preserving. Also detailed calf rearing methods, natural feeding, milk substitutes, housing, and management for calves with emphasis on economy and efficiency. Sourced from W Walker Tisdale in Farmer and Stockbreeder notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walker Tisdale
Micah Low
Sprouting Potatoes Before Planting
Fragmented article discusses potato sprouting methods. It covers rotten or diseased tubers, storage conditions, laying tubers in layers, turning them, and ensuring light exposure to produce healthy sprouts. It mentions the goal of strong, uniform growth and avoiding premature greening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Biss Duplex
Chaice
Glenross
Inghea
Jané
Warde
Reoln
Sid
Wearing of the Green New Version and Personal Letters
An exasperated Irish lament mixes political satire and verse about Ireland's prosperity, with mentions of George Wyndham Lord Iveagh and Mr Pirrie and a playful critique of English influence. The piece weaves songish lines with vivid contempt for English money backing Irish plots. A long, fragmented letter from an uncle to a nephew blends engagement news with homely counsel and a humorous digression about a friend named Fidget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Eoglind
Murithere
George Wyndham
Lord Iveagh
Pirrie
Smoke and draft control for smokeless furnaces advice
The article reviews optimizing coal fire furnaces to reduce smoke. It discusses maintaining proper fuel bed thickness, introducing air above the fuel bed, using firebrick and tireless checker work, and employing automatic draught controls such as steam jets or blowers. It notes blowers may beat steam jets for efficiency and cites St James's Gazette on industry readiness to adopt smoke abatement measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieke
Lunge Efeies
Tf Thenjamine
Weitiva
Teelvbag
Bilteke
Eden Lyliss
Etek Troma
Wwe Iedhament
Cleveland
St James's Gazette
A Servant's Paradise in Sweden Merit Honors Servants
The article notes Sweden values long faithful service with an official order of merit for domestic staff. Recipients receive gold or silver medals with the King's bust and possible lifelong pension. Stockholm maintains an Old Servants' Home funded by subscription and endowment, offering shelter to aging workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Stockholm
Ttth
Public opinion and the press steer peace policy before war
Public opinion and the press influence governments as they consider war. The Venezuela affair showed their power over Mr Balfour, shaping his stance and causing him to break with Germany's bellicose ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sttesman
Venezuela
England
Things That Matter in a World of Riots and Reform
A fragmented essay ponders why great strikes and riots in Russia barely stir Western readers. It argues people care about local events over distant upheavals, noting tsarist repression, worker deaths, and the looming question of constitutional reform versus revolutionary pull. The piece muses on journalism, public interest, and the fate of Russia’s political forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussia
Villemessant
Figaro
Hue
Tranchetia
China
Tony
Peckham
St. Petersburg
Jar Pingland
Imense
Myaven
Mityanere
Ivan Tranoviteh
Goone
Newbawry Party
Dheeraes
Wiley
Che
Niet
Flint
Alexander
Revolutionary Party
The Indian Forester on Forest Officers Duties and Skills
A historical piece outlines the diverse, demanding role of forest officers. It notes officers must blend engineering, botany, law, and travel with administrative duties. The text discusses planning, regulation of fellings, and management of forest produce including resins, turpentine, and timber. It highlights duties like grazing regulation, protecting rights, and safeguarding forests during hot dry seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spnall
Asam
Aigeufactore
Fabolama
India
The London Season as a Perfectly Polished Social Machine
The routine of society life in London is described as rigidly established with flawless dinners and impeccably trained staff. Attentive servants operate unseen, while conversations at table blend soothing quiet with bright liveliness, placing the near-perfect social scene in a vivid, almost ideal light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tullan Ha
The Swiss Army Uniform System and Its Training
A fragment discusses Swiss military uniforms economy and discipline. It notes uniforms stored for war funds and the obligation of every adult to serve, with exemptions for medical unfitness. Training is strict, lasting years, with officers educated and soldiers drilled, while a Swiss officer explains discipline and parade routine observed at Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anned Forte
Europe
Tel
Papalmuim
Switzerland
Aio
Willi
Pris
Beng
Elie Os Pac
Lang
Marohern
Ariel Reeral
Npr
Tle Regiment
Reyrullies
Cailier Aouret
Elaine
Berne
Owas Mt
Bey Erik
Maine
Mlackrmith
Malo
Emel Py
Hervine Teers
Amd
Leninxion
Lelkeeper
Geneva
noaMeer
Rarity and Value of Rare Specimens Discussed
An essay on rarity using examples from Henry Lloyd's bone and a Sotheby's sale. It argues that value depends on careful preservation and foresight, noting that many specimens exist but true rarity comes from limited survival and future demand. It warns against careless preservation and urges thoughtful stewardship to preserve future value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Henry Li
Sotheby's
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Malmos
John Kammer
Chicago
Fen
Fig
Jas
Mik Sunda
Wien
Bayer
Brad Mare
Ford
Colac Herald
Walker
Syria
EnehKerk
Brester Farlow
Neenar
Bevamlug
Theo
Botte
Rome
Maud
Dolly
Maude
Donald
Thomas
Mixa Dorothy
Dorothea
Patience
Duplex
St Vitus
Ruby Flattler
Dolly Duplex
Baturtay
Turton
Paddy
Erin
Cork
Craignamaddy
Kells
Gorryfin
Lenndon
Polly
Honda
Oong
Fidget
Richard Singleton
I.S
J. J
Evening Times
Aatament
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Indian Forester
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