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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1916

Page

3

Inspecting Plants in Alfalfa Field Start with Alfalfa

Farmers can boost profits by growing alfalfa for feed, soil health, and higher crop yields alongside corn. The piece outlines methods for small patches and various seeding timings including late summer, spring with nurse crops, June seeding, and spring without nurse crops, plus bed preparation, seeding rates, and harvest care. It stresses lime and barnyard manure, weed control, and gradual adoption.

Mississippi River Nere United States

Reliable Lice Remedy for Chickens and Roost Mites

A rural tip recommends mild greases such as lard or meat fryings as a dependable lice remedy for chickens. Apply grease to the body feathers, and treat roosts with kerosene once a week to combat mites without harming the birds if not applied too strong.

Teaching Lambs to Eat for Early Weight Gain

Farmers are advised to train newborn lambs to consume extra feed despite abundant milk from ewes. Early feeding promotes higher weights at a young age, improving growth and eventual yields.

No Place for Poor Farmer Opinion

A saying asserts a good farm makes a poor farmer rich by effort and time. It argues poverty in farming stems from misfortune or mismanagement rather than the land itself. The quote implies hard work yields wealth, while fortune favors the skilled.

Egypt’s ancient fashion shows high waistlines 2500 B C

Miss B M Carlandt of the Metropolitan Museum describes Egyptian dress from 2500 B C noting that women wore sheathlike garments, mustaches on men, wigs, and cosmetics. The article outlines Old Kingdom outfits, variations by class, and shifts toward beaded tunics, kilts, and outer wraps across kingdoms.

New York Egypt B. C B. M. Carlandt Metropolitan Museum of Art Nile Ptahhotep Sakkara Old Kingdom B.C Middle Kingdom Empire Perneb Wien Lower Cairo Museum Upper Assiut

Stork visits cost more for a baby born this year

An analysis from London estimates total yearly expense for a 1916 baby rises 100 to 125 dollars versus 1914. Food adds 15, milk up four cents a quart, 400 to 450 pints yearly, baby foods up ten percent. Bottles cost a third more, heating methylated spirit doubles. Wool and cotton garments up 15 to 25 percent, medicines higher, perambulators about 25 percent dearer.

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Otter Attack Injures Hunter Near Petersburg

Homer Hays an eighteen year old hunter along White river near the Island two miles east of Petersburg Indiana shot at an otter he found on the river bank. The bullet struck the otter in the mouth but the animal dragged free and rolled into the water.

Petersburg Ind Homer Hays White River Here

Ancient Mesa Verde ruin unearthed by Fewkes in Colorado

Dr. Jesse Walter Fewkes of the Smithsonian uncovers a 1000 year old rectangular building at Mesa Verde Colorado near Mummy Lake with a large court three kivas and a potential irrigation system. A stone war club found in a cliff dwelling is noted as a rare warfare implement.

Mesa Verde National Park Denver, Col Colorado Jesse Walter Fewkes Smithsonian Institution Doctor Fewkes Sun Temple Es Verde National Park Denver Elmer E. Higley Des Moines Mesa Verde Daniel’s Doctor Higley Mummy Lake Spruce Tree Camp Muminy Lake Prospect House Ancient War Club Arummy Lake Wetherills Fewkes

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