Battle of New Orleans and Andrew Jackson remembered
The article recalls the 1815 Battle of New Orleans led by Andrew Jackson where a mixed American force defeated an elite British army. It notes the unequal forces, describes the fighting at sensible length, and highlights Jackson's leadership and later reflections on the war’s significance for U.S. history and diplomacy.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Annals of America
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Jackson
Bladensburg
Wellington
Spanish Peninsula
West Indies
Europe
England
Edward Pakenham
Ralph D. Paine
Yale University Press
Chronicles of America
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Barataria
Jean Lafitte
James Monroe
Dominique You
Egan
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Coffee
Stent Stneeling
Tom Overton
Abner Duncan
Pakenham
Keene
White House
Allen
Ghent
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
Napoleon
Department of State
Gallatin
Bonaparte
America
Mr. Allen
Louisiana Purchase
Lord Liverpool
Duke of Portland
Greenville
Percival
Castlereagh
London
Record of Holstein cows shows high milk output urged culling
Dairymen are urged to cull cows that do not pay their keep by producing at least 5 000 pounds of milk yearly. St Brownell of New York State College of Agriculture cites sixteen Holstein cows with strong marks, including Canary Hope Ormsby Lass at Wallkill and Daisy Tenke Sensation, ranking among top cows in New York State for fat and milk yield.
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St. Brownell
New-York
Canary Hope Ormsby Lass
Shawangunk Valley
Wallkill
United States
New York
Daisy Tenke Sensation
New York State
Treatment for Udder Weakness in Good Cows
A Hoards Dairyman note suggests milking several times daily to relieve udder pressure. Other tips include alum or tannic acid glycerine dips, tincture of iodine on teats, and applying flexible protection after milking. The writer reports better results with three daily milkings and notes the issue is uncommon and usually temporary.
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Hoard
Wilk
Curry Comb use boosts dairy herd care and milk quality
The piece argues curry combs and brushes are underused in dairy barns. It cites a 100 cow stable with one missing comb, notes curry ing can calm unruly heifers, stimulate circulation, and aid milk production. A neighbor’s wild range heifers calmed after consistent currying, improving care pride and herd health.
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William Allen
Ohio
Arkansas
Sir E. Pankenham
North
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
M. Paumie
Galena
F. H. Bimrose
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Butte, Montana
Ertl
Land Office
Dilton, Montana