Meats in Germany Describe Modern Abattoirs and Prices
The article outlines Germany's meat inspection law and its impact on imports and prices, detailing the four classes of carcasses, the efficiency of modern abattoirs in Mannheim and Hathe, and the humane slaughter methods. It notes observers' concerns about rising costs in Germany while praising sanitary facilities and ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Germany
Faderland
United States
Russia
Denmark
Sweden
Europe
Hathe
Mannheim
Raine
Killig
France
Apple Growing Yields Higher When Orchards Tilled Longtime
New York Department of Agriculture reports from 1 138 apple orchards across Wayne and Orleans counties show tilled orchards five years or more yield about 80 percent more than sod fields. Benefit partly from better care such as fertilizing spraying and pruning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Agriculture
Wayne
Orleans Counties
Angle Mfg. CO
Murray St
Up-to-Date Weather Reports System Introduced
The United States Weather Bureau advances a wireless coastal system for ship observations and four word forecasts. Aimed at rapid delivery to Washington, it could issue storm warnings to vessels as needed. The Campania hurricane of October 11 is cited as a case where early warnings might have reduced danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Washington
Campania
A Brooder for a Dollar by Department of Agriculture
The Agriculture Department details a low cost chicken brooder costing under one dollar. A Connecticut station trial reports excellent results in sheds and colony houses with a 3 ft square lamp box, heated by a tin pan heat disperser, a 2 ft 6 in table, a felt curtain, and adjustable boards to allow chick movement, as described in Farmers Bulletin 287.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut Experiment Station
Colony House
Farmers
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Doubie Yorked Eggs and a Frugal Squire
Squire Meadows of Four Corners trades a freshly laid egg for a darning needle at a country store that also functions as a grocery post office and temperance haven. The storekeeper, famed for cordiality, offers drinks to customers, and the Squire surveys an array of bottles after the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Meadows
Four Corners
Squire
Weather bureau fog and ice advisory to ships at Grand Banks
A proposed system would let the Weather Bureau transmit fog and ice limits to trans Atlantic liners so ships can alter course to avoid danger. Secretary Shaw arrived late at the Treasury and almost faced being held up. a watchman misidentified him, then relented after hearing his title. A lighthearted note ends with a joke about a sailor, a storekeeper, and a needle from a rough dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
trans-Atlantic
Grand Banks
Shaw
The Future Mikado in Japan’s Royal Family
The article contrasts imperial Japan with an American family, noting the Empress is older than the Mikado, the Empress has five children with him though she is not the mother of the crown prince and four princes, and explains how illegitimate offspring would be treated if the Empress bore a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Imperial Family of
Empress
Mikado
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Guy Elliott Mitchell
Berlin
Dollar
Perkins
Meadows
W. AL Crane Company,“ 'Xoom Is
New-York, N. Y
ex-Pres
Cleveland
Rockefellers
Carnegies
Cookes
The
Doora
Iria
Woodlawn Nursery
Malden
Mass
John St. N
Anderson Building
True Blue CO
Dept
Boston
NIASS
H. D. Hemenway
Hartford School of Horticulture
Doubleday, Page & Co
America
Hartford
Connecticut
New York City
Wing & Son
Ormal Ars
Bipcarts
W. 13Th St
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