Feeding for Dairy Cows At Ohio Live Stock Meeting
Takeaways from Hugh G. Van Pelt of Columbus on Jer sey herd feeding at the Ohio Live Stock association. Emphasis on persistency over short high production, balanced rations, and careful post partum feeding to maximize daily yield. Hay quality, cutting, steaming, and handling of forage influence digestion and milk output. individual cow needs vary, with spendthrift protein and bulk management.
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Hugh G. Van Pelt
Columbus
Ohio Live Stock association
Van Pelt
St. Louis ust
Barnyard Turnstile and Dehorning Practices Discussed
The article describes a barnyard turnstile design that prevents horses and cows from passing while allowing easy entry without lifting items. It also covers dehorning practices in cattle, noting that the author does not dehorn current cows but may in the future, with experiments suggesting minimal loss from dehorning Guernseys.
Stabil Ventilation and Animal Feed Measurements
The text outlines average weights of air and various animals, noting these amounts exceed what is needed for drinking and solids. It describes required containment volumes for a can, horse, cow, pig, sheep, and hen, with edge lengths given in feet, in relation to daily pumping needs.
Ventilation Needs in Livestock Stables Across Animal Sizes
An analysis by Prof King outlines ventilation requirements for stable housing. It details air volume per animal, ceiling height, and duct sizes for horses cows sheep hogs and poultry, stressing cross sectional areas and air flow rates to maintain purity and comfort in multi-animal houses.
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New Yorker
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Mulch Method for Apple Trees Examined in Nurseryman
The National Nurseryman reports debate over mulching for apple trees. Proponents cite a few real successes, while critics question whether these prove a broad, reliable method. The discussion weighs the ratio of proven mulched orchards to those variably successful.
Farm Notes on Mulching and Pasture Practice
The column urges general mulching benefits and warns of risks from overfeeding pastures. It highlights the need for cool judgment in engine use, stresses that one well managed acre of potatoes yields more than two neglected acres, and cautions that a carefree family spirit hinders farming success. A thin sod indicates shallow nutrient uptake while Kentucky and Canadian blue grasses create complementary pasturage.
Managing Potato Planting and Fertilizer Tips
Practical guidance for efficient potato planting advises spreading fertilizer before plowing. Plant seed potatoes in every third furrow and plow them in with fertilizer. Using whole small potatoes reduces missing hills and helps roots reach depth for drought tolerance while easing later digging and reducing pest issues.
Death's Bridal in a Salt Town Romance
In a sunlit coastal town Elizabeth Garron and Jack Nacle drift between love and coercion. He storms for marriage. she resists, recalling her mother’s fate and the dangers of a sailor’s life. After a struggle she flees and menacing tension remains as spring returns and a drunken collapse on the beach endangers them both.
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Elizabeth Garron
Elizabeth
Elzaeth
Jack
Butch
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Jack Nacle
Bos Tegne
sema
Jack Daele
Brunk
Holland
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Eliza vets
The Sea Claiming Two Lovers at Night
A coastal tragedy unfolds as a woman and her lover die in a storm at sea. A dramatic rescue ends in surrender to love, with the town bearing witness to a final, haunting embrace and a partagé death. The tale culminates in a dawn where both lovers drift as the sea claims them.
Vast Cavern of Wonders Near Danville Unveiled
Danville KY reporters Irvine Parks Eugene Carpenter George Godbey John Mitchell explore a newly found cave five miles from Danville and two miles east of Perryville. They carried lanterns and provisions for a week, encounter seven raccoons and a 50 pound coon, and report a mirror lined chamber with dazzling reflections.
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Danville
Perryville
Irvine Parks
Eugene Carpenter
George
Joseph Godbey
John Mitchell
jast
Parka
Mammoth Cave
Edmonson county
Sleep and health of children in busy schools
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt argues that adequate sleep is vital for children from babies to teens. It warns disobedience to natural sleep leads to irritability, nervous strain, and poorer discipline, stressing good meals and regulated naps. It notes middle school pressure, crowded rooms, and overworked teachers harming individual health and growth.
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Jesson
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Brooklyn Eagle
New Linen Petticoats Highlight Early 20th Century Fashion Trends
Anne Rittenhouse notes silk skirts decline in elegance and white linen petticoats rise in popularity with varied designs. Describes heavy lace trims, ankle length, two inch lace edges, and embroidered initials on garments, plus pockets on nightgowns as fashionable novelties.
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Paris
Anne Rittenhouse
Rice Washes Recipe and Method for Rice Pancake
A historic recipe for a rice pancake batter uses 1.5 cups soft boiled rice, 2 ounces butter, 1 pint scalded milk, 3 eggs, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon flour. It instructs beating yolks and whites separately, folding into the rice and milk, then cooking in a well greased pan until done, served with cinnamon sugar or butter and syrup.
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andy Vest
Naturalistic Notations on Sleep and Feeding in Fishes and Reptiles
The text notes that fishes lack eyelids and sleep with eyes open, swallowing prey without vocal or rental mechanics. It adds that rats, toads, and serpents eat only prey they are certain is alive, and that serpents can survive six months or longer without food.
The Scent of Violets in Victorian Households
A fragment discusses using ground or pounded orris root to scent rooms and linens. It mentions Florentine orris as a peat like scent and suggests placing sachets in the herb pantry and in drawers and cupboards for fragrance.
Get the Worst of It. 10a all right to take a fellow of a w alze
In a terse editorial tone the piece weighs personal limits and social restraint, noting that many underestimate their own size and dangers of rash actions while urging thoughtful conduct.
Fashions and Home Craft Advice From Chicago Daily News
A Chicago Daily News item describes making a bodice belt to resist wear, with front and back boning and a waistband attachment. It also suggests reviving crocheted lace for lingerie waists and decorative details, noting fashion favors lace medallions and repurposed crocheted pieces as stylish trims.
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Chicago Daily News
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A Few Hints on Baking From an Old Farmer
Local farmer shares practical baking tips from his kitchen note. He suggests shaping lemon or cream pies by lining pans, using inverted cookie trays for even browning, baking custard cups in a water bath for even cooking, and preserving juice in fruit pies with a bread crumb crust layer to form a jelly like filling.
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Avis
Ohlo
Real flowers in hats spark fashion note and trades
A Broadway florist says hats trimmed with real flowers draw orders, with lavender chips, purple orchids, and asparagus vines showcased in window displays. Real blossoms appear in wedding and party favors, parasols, and even as options for personal gifts, as fashion trends move towards permanent floral trims. Chintz covers replace blue and white bedding, with easy slipcovers suggested for mattresses and pillows.
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Broadway
N. Y
Sun
Luggage Carriers at Warren Street Bus Stop
An 1890s New York scene shows young men waiting at the Warren Street stairs for luggage jobs from incoming travelers. Vendors bid for bags, some making a small trade or job hustle, while others wander streets seeking chances to carry luggage to boats, ferries, or trains. One encounter shows two men exchanging a bag carrying offer with a casual handshake.
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Wareren street
New York Sun
Erie
downstown
Ninth avenue
Warren street
Warren seree
Uhere
Broadway
Broadw
Kitchen Remedies From A Historic Cookery Table
A fragmented kitchen note offers advice for over salty soups add sugar or a little bouquet to darken light sauces. It also mentions serving sauces very hot. A peculiar cure suggests eating an egg in a cup of vinegar then gradually consuming sugar and a spoonful of cough remedy.
Engineering plan to dam Rhone for excess power
The Rhone near Bellegarde is a subterranean stream. Engineers propose damming the river and guiding it through two parallel tunnels to two power stations two miles away. A 200 foot fall would yield 150,000 horsepower for 200 days annually. Estimated cost about 5 million dollars. Power potential equals 1,600,000 tons of coal annually.
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Rhone
Bellegarde
Women and romance advice on wooing and respect
The piece argues that men should do the wooing and warns women against excessive flattery or begging for love. It says guarded compliments can help, but overdoing it cheapens a woman and weakens both affection and respect, urging women to let men feel honored rather than coerced.
Inland Surf Baths and Novel Artificial Wave Tests
The article discusses inland lake baths in Germany as experiments in artificial wave creation. At Lake Starnberg near Munich plans describe a large tank with wave-making gear, using a partition or plungers to produce regular water displacement as a substitute for natural waves.
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Starnberg
Munich
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