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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1898
Page
4
The Kansas Farmer presents a cut and explanation of an advanced hive with a two story design. It details a brood chamber of 3000 cubic inches and a brass of sectioned honeycomb in four section boxes per super, plus a separator to keep comb straight. Two stories amplify capacity for strong colonies and honey harvest.
A wife forgets baking powder while baking biscuits and sprinkles powder on top hoping it will melt. She recalls the moment with humor, noting she improvised in the kitchen while her husband remains silent about the outcome. The anecdote comes from the New York Times.
Ruth Ashmore extolls tepid baths and soap for skin care in The Ladies Home Journal. She argues external products are less effective than weekly tepid bathing combined with good health, diet, and restraint from excess sweets, tea, coffee, and stimulants.
A historical observer notes the navy still uses smoky powder widely while one ship, the New Orleans, adopts cordite. The smokeless powder offers clearer aiming, quicker, more accurate fire, less residue, higher muzzle velocity, and stronger gas generation, signaling a future shift in armament.
In northwest Canada a curious thaw phenomenon produces millions of tiny black insects that hide in dry winter snow but emerge in large patches as temperatures rise. Known as snow fleas or snow lice, they hop three to four inches, vanish again when it freezes, and resemble arctic red snow in origin.
A compact survey notes the marsh marigold on a sunny edge revealing how bees flies butterflies and beetles visit the yellow bloom. It discusses the flower’s conspicuous color and pollen spread while contrasting with vivid expressions from other clipped vignettes.
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