John Biglow Dies In New York City
John Biglow a longtime diplomat and public figure died in New York City at his Gramercy Park home after days of illness. Born November 25 1417 in Malden Ulster County New York he helped edit the New York Evening Post and served in Paris and in France. The funeral is planned at St George Church with burial at Highland Falls. Carnegie sent word of his death and the two shared birthdays.
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Michigan seniors tour New Orleans dairy industry sites
Thirteen members of the senior class of Michigan Agricultural College arrived here yesterday with Prof Jfreé Baker to study the eyepr ese Industry and the ever pro cess. They will visit many places in the state before returning home.
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Vanderbilt Returns to New York Amid Grand Apartment Plans
New York on December 1 with warm welcome as Vanderbilt and his party arrive from abroad. They will depart home soon, but a lavish suite is prepared on the Hat Street floor level of a Par Avenue hotel, loaned for their use. The entire flag and surrounding areas are rearranged into a grand apartment of unusual luxury and convenience, likely unmatched anywhere.
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Learning Too It Ja For Beginner Poultry Breeders
The article warns beginners to avoid rapid scaling aided by large capital and to resist changing breeding plans or feed systems. It emphasizes starting with modest land, choosing suitable breeds, maintaining consistent feeding, and gradually adjusting plans as experience grows. It notes that ongoing study and practical experience build expertise over time.
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Success in Turkey Rearing Depends on Space and Care
The article notes turkey raising success hinges on having abundance of space and feed. It warns that many yards struggle when hens cannot hear or access food, and only those with ample room can feed properly. It emphasizes careful management and attention to birds to avoid waste.
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Combating Lice in Chicks and Preventive Treatments
A historical note describes inspecting newly hatched chicks for lice and using immediate preventive oil applications to their throats or bodies. It stresses quick action after hatch to reduce transmission, with steps including dipping and monitoring for disease signs, and suggests government guidance on poultry hygiene practices.
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