Frogs as Food Proves Twice Popular in U S France
A historical note traces frog consumption in the United States surpassing France by a twofold margin. It surveys edible species, regional hunting hubs from New York to California, and methods of preparing bullfrogs green frogs and others. It also touches on public perceptions and a brief medical aside on fasting.
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France
United States of America
United States
Fish Commission
California
Missouri
New York
Arkansas
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Lake Erie
Lewis and Grand
Sacramento
San Joaquin Rivers
Kankakee River
Oneida Lake
Seneca River
St. Francis River
Mississippi River
Atlanttic
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Lake Athabasca
Canada
Guatemala
Central America
Montana
Puget Sound
Philadelphia
Lucci
Africa
New York Ledger
Seed Potatoes Need Careful Grower Attention and Sun Exposure
A discussion on potato seed cultivation notes that seed potatoes require sun exposure to ripen well and foliage undamaged by beetles and blight. It argues seed potatoes must be healthy, well ripened, and carefully selected, with medium or small tubers often as good as larger ones if eyes are pruned. It also covers costs, variety vigor, and the role of careful seed propagation in maintaining high yields and resistance to blight.
Lampman Box Cutter and Wax Box Procedure
Instructions describe preparing a wax box and cutter setup with a lamp, then cutting sections with a knife and gauge, scraping residue, and heating the box. Later guidance explains applying poison spray for codling moth, timing by blossom fall and calyx lobe closure, attributed to M Y Slingerland.
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M. Y. Slingerland
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Steele & Johnson
Buttercups and Clover
Jack
Little Jacks
Arthur Ward
Hans
Kaz
Kar
American Bee Journal
Propelis
Perry Davis
Albert G. Towers
Denton, Maryland
E. T. Boyer
Denton, MI
Yuatter Sparklin
Scar Clark
Ilmer Emory
Centreville, MI
Will
Caroline, Talbot
Kent County
N Alex. Hutson
Denton
Caroline
Pliny Fisher
Attorney-At-Law
Denton, Mo
Arvey L. Cooper
Percy Dunning
Denton National Bank
John W. Clark
Henry R. Lewis
Willard Er.wist
Lewis & West, Attorneys-At-Law
Denton, UD
Caroline Talbot
Queen Anne
Expcrt George
DR. Ut. AL Fisk
J.M. Beaven
Hillsboro, MD
George & Fisher
Enoch George
Main Street
James Swann
Wa. Il
Deweefse
Fred R. Owens
Deweese & Owens
Court House
Wa. H. Duwnesy
Caroline County
Kinnamon
Lowney
Julia Day
James Park
A.B. Cooper & Bro
Tae
Baltimore
King's Maryland
James King, Prop
High Street
Baltimore St
Baltimore Street
Joe ST Ouial
Suiys Ozxq
Osborne Columbia Corn Harvester and Binder
Columbia Binder Twine
Osborne Columbia Mower
Osborne
ColuMbia
Osborne Columbes
Narrows
WM. J. Blackiston
Denton, MD
Denton Bridge
Igen
T. Hutchinson
Beer Agae
Harry B. Mason
Wilmington
Drs. W. T
L. D. Kelley
Easton, Marland
Preston
Dentop
Federalshare
East New Market
Fue Vy. Sectional
Lracira
W. E. Brown
S. Nowele & Son
Stewart Bros
Moses Gorrerier
W. Redden
W. ¥. Murphy
Murphy
Anna Giering
E. Greenley
Stewart
Frank C. Belton
Lee B. Belton
Bolton Bros
Blaine
E. Pratt &T
Thomas Carmine
Ridgely, Maryland
Adjoining
Dorchester
Carr. D. S. Brockway
Greensborough
George F. Dill
Agernt
D.S Brockway
Tarry A
Roe
Aarnt
Fes
James T. Morris
Ridgely, MD
Blackall
Youn J. Barnes, Practical
John J. Barnes
SIA
Wie
K. G. Gelletly & CO
Williston, MD
RHHD
Linchester
L. Webster
J. B. K. Emory
Emory & Neayvitt
Commission Merchants
Light Street
Baltimore, Maryland
L. B. Towers
James T. Cooper
Undertaker
T. W. Smith
Ridgely, Ma
Hyes
J. O. Taylor Wit
J.C. Swib & Company
Pruit and Produge Commission
Camden St
National Bank of Baltimore
First National Bank of
Stewartstown
Baltia
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