Sowing Crimson Clover and Beef Prospects in New England
The article discusses sowing crimson clover with corn through late cultivation, recommending 12 to 15 pounds per acre and spring sowing before final cultivation. It notes clover hay’s feeding and fertilizing value, urges higher cattle production in New England, and highlights beef efficiency and fodder crops. It also mentions the colt Gerald MeKinnie of Fort Wayne as a fast progeny and an attachment to expand wheelbarrow capacity for fodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bown In Corp
New England
Con Tansy Farms
Alassachusetts
Enlarged wheelbarrow and horse racing notes from 19th century pages
A fragment touches on enlarging a wheelbarrow with hardwood side strips and a top-back attachment. It profiles 2024 trotter Crescens owner Mr Ketcham of Toledo, noting a dam from Centlivre lines and a Gerald McKinnie colt. plus brief agricultural tips on strawberry fertilization, egg quality, rental-fruit plantings, and millet as hay substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketcham
Toledo
Crescens
Gerald McKinnie
Mary Centlivre
McKinnie
Centlvyre Brothers
Gerald
Savory Jelly and Carpet Cleaning from Old Housecraft
Instructions describe making savory jelly from meat stock sherry tarragon vinegar gelatine and whipped egg whites with repeated straining for clarity. Also guidance for carpet cleaning using yellow soap hot water soda and a flannel with a final rinse and drying, including a caution to work small sections and rewash dull colors with a weak alum solution.
Eggs and Desserts From a Vintage Kitchen
A collection of home remedies and recipes notes eggs boiled twenty minutes aid digestion and yolks substitute for cream in custards. Also guidance on aprons for mousemaids, roly poly pudding with tinned fruit, croquettes from sweetbreads and mushrooms, gingerbread, stewed lobster, and apple dumplings with a quick biscuit dough.
Pleasant Incident Laughs and Light Quotations
A humorous collage of jokes and quips from various papers. pithy exchanges about music reviews golf editors old jokes about gold bricks and the Philippines, plus a brief Boston street improvement gag and a teacher’s mischief with the Declaration.
Old Ruins, Proposals, and a Ping-Pong Cigar
In dialogue from a Yonkers Statesman column the Uppertons discuss Europe ruins and marriage proposals. Mrs Neurich recalls ruins and wit, while Mrs Crimsonbeak questions a Ping-Pong cigar joke and its house suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Upperton
Europe
Quick Jokes and Banter From Classic Newspaper Snips
A collage of old quips and cartoons from laugh lines and parlour humor. Jests range from sailors to puns about marriage and neighbors with clipped dialogue and sociable mischief in a bygone paper voice.
The Only Way
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and witticisms from various papers. It features lines about home ownership, shopping, friendship, dreams, supper table quips, and a Punch style joke about a mother showing her first born.
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Gerald Mekkinnie
Wo. M. McKinnie
Fort Wayne, Inc
Gerald M Kinnle
Wisconsin
Chiceago Tribune
Waybill
Ontland
Philippines
Chicago
Dremer
Skyreach
Philadelphia Press
James
Indianapolis News
Boatoan
Boston
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ong the Novility
Johnny
Vuek
Tenderfoot
Luittlesnake
Pard
Ile
Chicago Tribune
Bradder
Nexdore
Pepprey
Mrs. Throop
Bridget
Wes
Wilson
Kidder
Talkalot
Philadelphia Record
Tess
Jesse
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