Wintering Cows With Meal Feeds Advocated By Dairyman
Linus W Miller of Stockton argues in Meat Feeding and Animal Digestion that winter feeding of cows with corn meal only three quarters of a measure per cow is sufficient and superior to bulky hay. He cites physiological tests on Chautauqua county cows averaging 900 pounds, showing higher milk yield and calmer appetite when fed meal versus hay, and discusses economy and digestion advantages.
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Linus W. Miller
Stockton
Miller
New York
Dairymen’s Association
Miliex
Grain and Produce Sent Abroad From New Week Exports
Ninety nine vessels set sail in one week carrying consignments of grain and other commodities totaling 2,401,971 bushels of wheat. Key destinations include Liverpool 227,480 and London 114,032 bushels, with Rotterdam 186,044 and Antwerp 137,76 bushels. Other exports cover corn, flour, rye, barley, oil cake, cheese, bacon, lard, pork, butter, tobacco, cotton, and hops in specified quantities.
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Highty
New Week
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Dublin
Southampton
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Matrimonial Reconciliation in Prussia Peacemaking Clergy
A Berlin report notes Prussia allows divorces but requires priestly mediation first. In 1873 some 7325 couples sought separation. 2829 reconciled by clergymen. About one third of disputes were appeased, and 80 percent of renewed quarrels found peace through clergy efforts.
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Gaz
Prussia
Anthony
Berlin
Thirteen Year Old Thief In Libby O'Brien Case
The New York Telegram reports a 13 year old girl Libby O'Brien accused of twelve robberies. Despite her youth, observers call her treacherous yet note possible influence and potential reform. Her mother is described as honest, unaware of crimes, suggesting root causes and a chance for philanthropy to save the child rather than ruin her life.
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Libby O’brien
Libby
New York Telegram
Ambiguous Message From A Midnight Road Encounter
A fragmented note describes a midnight road encounter on Jones road where the writer thanks a protector for defense and release at a station. The writer credits the helper with enabling a return to their vocation and asserts a demand in the line Your money or your life.
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Jones Road
Taatshstzen
Chioroforming a Horse Under Anesthesia
A New York Journal report details Dr. Wm. Hailes Jr performing a chloroform and ether anesthesia on a trotter owned by Mr. Newton to diagnose throat breathing difficulties. The horse, about nine, was induced to lie down and operated on. the assessment found a lesion in throat tissue hindering breathing, with no remedy available.
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Wm. Hailes, Jr
Newton
Albary
N. Y
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