After the Battle Sermon by Rev T DeWitt Talgaage at the New York Academy
The sermon titled after the battle mourning the slain portrays Saul and Philistines stripping corpses, warns against moral stripping in cities, and urges Christ's mercy to revive the dead soul, likening battlefield scavengers to temptation and despair then praising rescuers.
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T. DeWitt Talgaage
New York Academy of Music
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Guardian angels in the Broadway and Houston street tale
A speaker contrasts a good angel guiding a young man toward a virtuous path with a bad angel urging hedonistic ruin. The narrative follows the man at a Broadway and Houston street corner as he imagines the two forces contending for his soul and consequences unfold as a moral drama.
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Parasite Common in Hogs Noted by U S Inspector
A former U S government hog inspector describes a parasite found during trichina inspections. He notes a worm like creature with blunt ends appearing in many shapes from elongated to nearly spherical. The accompanying illustration shows the organism as observed under the microscope.
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United States
How to Put Together Frames for Brood Cherished by Beekeepers
An old account of beekeeping frames contrasts homemade four-strip frames with factory morticed joints and top bar tongues. It notes the high sag risk and burr comb between frames when loaded, despite many frames selling for about $1.27 per hundred.
The Key to Success in Market Conditions
A Connecticut Farmer piece urges producers to market in prime condition to command top prices. It compares careful packing, grading, and honesty to build a trusted reputation, noting careless practice costs and deceit harms return. The essay stresses consistency, inspection, and reliability as key factors for market advantage.
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John Suwith
Connecticut
Live Stock Notes on Stable Care and Cure for Lockjaw
Advice for farmers covers stable conditions to avoid odors and injuries, temperature around 60 degrees, and better feeding with bulky bulk for calves and hogs. It recounts a cure for horse lockjaw using hot water, vinegar, and ash, with repeated soaking and timing guidance.
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Clark
Horse Review
Self-spacing beekeeping frames improve comb straightness
The article describes a tar covered frame center strength, goal to resist surging, with a self-spacing pattern to keep frames evenly spaced at about Us touch center to center. It explains end bars meeting, V dressed diagonal corners, and how proper arrangement prevents bees from gluing frames together. It notes ease of making versus buying, and price around 50 cents per hundred higher than basic frames.
Uniformity in the Flock Promoted by Pure Breeding
Prairie Farmer argues for uniform poultry stock to improve profitability. Mixed flocks waste feed on scrubs and scrappy layers. advocate using pure-bred stock or controlled crosses. Breed deliberately for specific traits, using planned matings to reduce useless material and improve thrift.
Among the Poultry
Advice from Farmer's Voice on poultry care notes that dot meals warm hens and boost laying. It warns against small flocks, recommends leg treatments for scaly legs, and suggests lime and iron applications to cure canker with several quick treatments.
Underneath Roosting House for Hens by Daniel Gibbons
A design described by Mr. Daniel Gibbons of Pennsylvania proposes a extendable hen house that can reach 200 feet or more with a lower scratching area and an upper roosting story. The 12 foot wide structure aims to enable plowing the ground floor, uses movable wire netting sections, and emphasizes light and ventilation for high egg output.
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Gouch
Arm and Fireside
Daniel Gibbons
Pennsylvania
China
Ita
Pacmera
Medium sized turkeys best sellers for markets and homes
Merchants agree that medium sized birds eight to twelve pounds sell most profitably with plump, clean appearance. Birds under fourteen pounds fetch higher demand and prices, while eighteen to twenty pound birds are rarely sold. Large turkeys suit hotels. private families avoid them due to oven space and family size. Rearing tips urge matching turkey size to demand to boost returns.
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Araragy
N.Y. World
Little Johnny Visits Aunt in Bizarre Parlor Talk
Dialogue from a humorous exchange where Little Johnny teases a visitor about the aunt’s frantic door slamming and lack of sense, eliciting no laughter from the guest. Sister questions Johnny’s judgment while the boy defends his story with blunt observations.
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Johnny
Crossing the Ocean Tales in a Seasick Moment
A Detroit Free Press fragment recalls a traveler intensely seasick during an ocean crossing. The exchange with Bindy hints at shared dread and overwhelmed senses as the voyage unfolds.
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Mal Domer
Natural Incubation and Hen Care for Hatching Eggs
Advice on natural incubation details from setting up a separate house with hens to manage multiple nests. Guidance covers egg testing, hen coverage limits, 21 day incubation, and signs of incubation progress. Includes a dubious health tip about nasal symptoms and Aly's Cream farm as a remedy.
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