Farmers Should Grow Heavier Horses for Farm Power
Farmers should breed and raise heavier draft type horses to power heavy farm machinery. Emphasizes early colt care, feeding, and slower gradual shift from small to large horses, noting two-year growth critical and need for breed improvement over generations.
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Farm
America
Attain Success in Hog Raising
In his natural haunts the hog enjoys sun shine fresh air and abundant exercise. To succeed in hog raising provide varieties of rations that meet needs, mix pasture with concentrated seeds, supply fresh air sunshine and exercise, and manage the herd with care and judgment.
Milk Is Valuable Feed for Hog Diets
A short note states milk is valuable feed and a helpful aid in hog diets.
How to Secure Good Lambs and Sheep Learn feed methods from J Withers
Practical guidance for raising market lambs by J Withers. Start with ewes before breeding, two to three weeks of better feed. Use rape pasture twice daily, provide ample hay, and gradually introduce grain as lambs near a week old. Later, feed lambs ground oats bran and cornmeal, with liberal ewe rations.
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J. Withers
Farmers’ Club
Western
Ohio
St. Saint
Gettysburg Campaign and Siege Highlights 1863 Timeline
A dated review covers Lee moving to Gettysburg through South Mountain passes, Union holds at Buford and Reynolds, and the pivotal three days. It notes cavalry actions near Washington, Vicksburg’s fall, Lincoln’s proclamations, and key losses on both sides. It cites Sickles wounded, Reynolds killed, Pickett’s assault, and Meade’s forces shaping Pennsylvanian operations. Lincoln also visits Sickles and Vallandigham’s political heat circulates.
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Lee
Harrisburg
Meads
South Mountain
Gettysburg
Great Bridge
Susquehanna
Columbia
Philadelphia
Ewell
Carlisle
Longstreet
A. P. Hill
Chambersburg
Pierce
Imboden
McConnellsburg
Stuart
Washington
Lincoln
Vallandingham
Ohio Democratic Committee
New York
Mannheim
Germany
Meade
Pleasanton
Hanover
York
Buford
McPherson's Ridge
Cemetery Ridge
Couch
Baltimore
Army of the Cumberland
General Rosecrans
Bragg
Duck River
Manchester
Tenn
Foote
New Haven
Conn
Heth
Hill
General Reynolds
Howard
Hancock
Culp’s Hill
Reynolds
Round Top
Little Round Top
Weed
Mazlett
Vincent
Sickles
Early
Johnson
Harry
Cemetery Hill
Wiedrich
Rickett
Culp
Pickett
Henry J. Hunt
Wilcox
Pettigrew
Beacock
Son
Gregg
Farnsworth
Potomac River
Pemberton
Vicksburg
Grant
Franklin Pierce
Concord
N. H
Vallandigham
Prentiss
Holmes
Price
Helena
Ark
Johnston
Jackson
Miss
Sherman
Wallandingham
Halifax
Anger's Effect on Health and Bodily Disorders
A Woman's Home Companion view links peaceful thoughts to health and negative thoughts to disease. It asserts anger and fear corrode vital functions, slow bodily activity, and can lead to nerve exhaustion depression heat illness and even death if prolonged.
Lesson on Moses birth and early life in Exodus text
The lesson outlines Moses’ birth under Pharaoh’s decree, how Jochebed hides him, and his presentation to Pharaoh’s daughter. It notes Moses as a godly child, raised by his mother with divine guidance, and foreshadows his role as deliverer of Israel.
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Jacob
Joseph
Israel
Egypt
Earth
Amram
Jochebed
Aaron
Moses
Noah
Jehovah
Pharaoh
Rearing Goslings Not Hard
Practical guide on raising goslings from mature stock hens. Details incubation, housing, daily turning, diet progression from soaked stale bread and dandelion greens to oats and grit, and the timing for grazing initiation and soft food use.
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W. Robinson
Simple Brooder for Small Chicks from Sugar Barrel
A basic chick brooder is made by halving a sugar barrel, lining with paper and flannel, and adding a top cover. A four by four inch outlet with a door is cut at the bottom edge, and the interior is heated by a boiling water jug kept near 90 to 100 degrees as outdoor temps drop, refilled twice daily.
Color in eggs hinges on breed not food value
Color differences do not reflect nutrition. White shell eggs and brown shell eggs have identical composition. Mediterranean eggs are white while Asiatic eggs are brown. American breeds usually lay brown eggs. Poultrymen should seek uniform size shape and color for a crate.
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