DANDYISM DECAYS AS A SOCIETY QUESTION
A reader reflects on the fate of dandyism in modern society. The piece argues the era’s focus shifts from outward dress to utilitarian life, declaring that the exquisite dandy is obsolete and cannot dominate the world through table manners or fashion.
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Aera Gwen Weites
West -Tinsler Gazette
Sth
March
London
Lord Milngworth
Makewily
Sevier
Wright
Uhers
Waites
Agi
Almack’s
Thusera Sant
Jimmy
Danily
Tate
Scrutiny Academy
Hhs
Tsumia
Hwiga
Wuhan
Mirrior
Einuye
Lepieraio
Mayfair
Pinus
The Dairy Profit Through Proper Cow Care and Feeding
The article urges careful, individualized feeding and comfortable housing to maximize milk yield. It emphasizes that cows must be well cared for, fed high quality palatable food, milked regularly by a calm, experienced handler, and that the owner should actively manage the dairying operation to achieve profitability.
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Teja
Abe
Ger
Anander
Lisbon
Pernambuco
Brazil
Ayoyage
Colac Herald 1908 Practical dairy and farming notes
Practical notes cover bull handling and ring devices for control, cream aeration and cooling advice, and guidance for cheesemakers. The article discusses beef handling methods, dairy processing steps, and a call for federal inspection and standardization of grain and dairy product grading to improve national and international trade.
Feeding Rations Analysis by Professor Burke on Grain and Feed
A discussion outlines Kansas feeding practices and grain inspection under a new Department of Agriculture program. It covers grain grading, protein content, starch and protein roles in animal nutrition, and the impact of mineral matter, exercise, and feeding schedules on livestock and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bay
Carnamy
Furkett
Aeration in milk improves odor control and training notes
The article discusses how aeration reduces dairy odors, notes milk from each cow varies in aroma, and describes feeding and sanitation factors. It covers Oxford crew training, influenza recovery, and the impact of feeding, ventilation, and orange fruit on health and milk quality.
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Putney
Nuenza
Oxford
Lamin Bose
A. G. Kirby
Minch
Tees
Henley
Mall
Willy
Mresis Kirby
Mculloch
Southwell
Cudmore
Bears
Stanhope
Muncie
Stuart
Cambridge
Eorn
Kirkby
Udstone
Hookleshamenia
W. di
Woodgate
Uld Radleian
Daethr
Theodor
Bayer
Georges Berger
France
Daily Mail
Aeee Mail
Medeira
Uraguaya
Be & Friend
Careful milk handling and spray methods in agriculture
A reader explains improving milk quality through steady airflow and controlled refrigeration. The piece also covers berry crop spraying for late blight, detailing proper Bordeaux mixture, equipment setup, nozzle spacing, and timing for optimal protection.
Different animal manures and their value in farming
The article compares manure types from cows, horses, pigs, sheep, and poultry, detailing relative richness, fermentation rates, odor, and storage needs. It notes cow manure yields 44 lb solid and 20 lb liquid per day, horse manure as bulky and quick-fermenting, pig manure as wetter and slower, and poultry manure as the richest in nitrogen and other nutrients with special handling requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilex
Fragmented Commentary on Burns and Policy Debates
The piece mixes critique of John Burns and his influence with calls to curb extravagant government embassies and salaries. It discusses political temperament, public opinion, and the need to challenge perceived excesses while summarizing agricultural notes and plans for seed potency and manures.
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Burns Tiny
Socie
Boaneree
Mossea
Howe
England
Plutocrata
Ibaerver
Millionaire Reformers in New York Society
A fragmentary 19th century clipping discusses wealthy New York women, led by Mrs. Ann Mer… and Mrs. Joseph Medill McCormick, engaging reform efforts. It notes their aim to study factory conditions and labor issues to influence policy and improve social outcomes.
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Dorgan
Dar Dergan
Tarze Nols
New York
Jerfies
Inen
Esa
Joseph Medill McCormick
Dally Mall
Unaired Passage on English Character Festive Tone
Fragmentary OCR reads as a discussion of English character and festivity with phrases about self-possession mental energy and passionate hearts. It mentions a monk figure and ambitions, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome. The lines resemble literary commentary rather than a concrete news item.
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Dadder
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LWT
Valles States
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Anette
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WUT
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Wole
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