Peary's Pole Plan and Sherman Statue in Washington News
Washington gossip links Secretary Darling to Peary's polar expedition with a new ship named after him and an Arctic base set 500 miles from the pole. The piece also covers the Sherman statue, Spin ner memorials for women in government, and the death of Patrick Diggins, a longtime Herald messenger.
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Hungarian Cattle Breed Highlights Great Draught Use
An American traveler notes white long horned cattle in Eastern Europe, especially Hungarian stock. Hungarian cattle are an indigenous, hardy draught breed used for plowing and wagon work, often fattened after years of service. They roam semi wild on open plains under herdmen, with calves born yellowish and later broken to yoke. Milk mainly from foreign dairy cows. oxen preferred for cost efficiency and fattening potential. Some Hungarian cattle exceed 17 hands and one ton, with six-foot horns. road teams often 16 hands.
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Lateran Palace as Papal Residence May Cost Half Million
The article notes Pope Pius X seeks estimates to repair the Lateran Palace to house the papal court. It recalls its history as a papal residence, its dilapidation, and the potential for the Pope to walk the streets of Rome. It mentions allied properties, nearby St. John Church, and the palace’s role in Rome’s civic life.
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Beauty in dismay how sardines are cured
An article from the Philadelphia Record notes the sardine trade in the Turkish capital. It describes methods from netting along Sardinia’s coast to cleaning, salting, drying, boiling in olive oil, and packing in tin boxes with soldered lids. The piece touches on purity concerns and royal prohibitions.
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Dressmaker Credited With Shaping Him, She Says
In a sharp exchange, she accuses him of social progress being due to his own merits, while he retorts that the dressmaker is the true influence behind his appearance and manners. The Chicago Post notes the wittily cut response in a society squib.
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Quotidien Snippets Growl Over Daily Wages and Romance
A collage of humorous fronts and quotes from old newspapers shows barroom gripes about supporting families, jokes about love and marriage, playful exchanges from Ally Sloper to Chicago Tribune style quips, and brief vignettes on social manners, boasting, and daily life.
Stable Convenience Cart Idea For Manure Removal
The illustration shows a portable stable cart built from four inch boards. It can be moved by hand or drawn by a horse, with a design suitable for manure removal and other farm uses. The size and weight determine whether it is pushed, pulled, or pulled by a single animal.
Building a lever latch carrier for a manure car
A detailed description explains assembling a carrier for a wire rope platform with a lever latch and four corner iron rods to suspend from a cable or track. It notes alternatives a hasp and staple and advises bracing if sag occurs. A subscriber asks if a 75 foot stable and 5 8 inch rope can run a manure car.
Making a stable, long distance manure carrier track
J G Allshouse describes practical methods for lifting and guiding a manure carrier using either wood or steel track. He explains extending support posts, mounting on stable frames, and tensioning a cable with hardware to prevent sag. A door clearance slot and outside shed supports are detailed for secure operation. The guidance references concrete figures and variations for wooden hay carriers and rope pulleys.
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Poultry Yard Pickings
Farm Journal advises rural farmers to invest in practical poultry care rather than ornate buildings. Focus on feed and lice control to boost profits, and use reflective glass or tin suspended on poles to deter hawks and crows around poultry runs.
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