Phil May Cartoon Idea In Lord Iveagh Tale
The item recalls Phil May, famed blue and white artist, joking about a portrait of Lord Iveagh of Guinness fame. A drunken banter about hanging a brewer beside a noble subject ends with a pun on cause and effect.
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Lord Iveagh
Guinnees
Guinness Stout Faime
Iveagh
Lees Minn
Prohibition
Phil May
May
Shanon
Royal Academy
Shannon
Lord Twongle
Chaotic dinner notes spark unclear landlord query mix
Fragments suggest a chaotic scene with a landlord and guest pondering wine, age, and life steps. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a Berlin reference and an odd exchange about knowing when to live and learn.
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Berlin
Better Than Tillage With Cheap Fertilizer
A New York State College of Agriculture report argues sod culture grows when fertilizer is cheaper and labor costly. It notes fertilization may exceed cultivation in efficiency under certain prices and conditions, while sod reduces labor but attracts more mice unless a poisoning program is maintained.
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New York State College of Agriculture
All American Plumes Pollination In Plum Varieties
Pollination needs vary among plum types. Most American plums are self fertile and of little commercial importance for pollination. Japanese plume varieties require crown pollination, best done by a same-type or cross between Abundance and Eure grosse. European varieties show partial self fertility but cross-pollinate with American or Japanese types.
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Pollingie & Variety
Grean Gage
Wsit
Light Soil Suits Early Strawberries Best
Light soil is preferred for early strawberries while later crops thrive on heavier soils. A light clay loam or sandy soil with humus yields the finest crops, avoiding white grain disease. beans or boy beans may improve soil under strawberries.
Jellied Veal Salad For Luncheon Shows Gelatin Use
A United States Department guidance on hot weather luncheon dishes describes jellied veal salad as attractive and substantial. It details veal preparation, gelatin adjustment for heat, and serving with lettuce and a light dressing, plus a standard recipe with parsley celery pimento and tabasco for flavor.
Washable dress design promoted by USDA bureau
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the wash dress uses a plain rose colored cotton fabric. It features a two section front sewn at the low waistline with a one piece back, long sleeves, and a concealed shoulder opening with snaps. The pattern includes pin tucked detailing and a narrow belt with a pearl buckle suitable for street or business wear in warm weather.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Horticultural Notes on Fertilizer and Pruning Practices
The article stresses key orchard and vineyard practices including spraying as essential, prudent pruning each year to sustain tree vitality, and the value of manure applied at 12 to 15 tons per acre in low vitality vineyards. It notes strawberries grow nationwide, with nitrogen as the critical nutrient, and mentions site constraints for optimal strawberry production.
Milk Keeps Best in Refrigerator
United States Department of Agriculture guidance emphasizes maintaining 45 degrees or below in the refrigerator's cold compartment to preserve milk. Raw or pasteurized milk stays closer to its original quality at 40 to 45 degrees, while higher temperatures cause rapid bacterial growth. keep milk covered, tightly stopper, and in the coldest shelf to avoid souring.
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United ‘Iratee Department
Agriquitary
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agelcuture
Corn Soup For Dinner From Common Kitchen Staples
A practical home recipe notes corn soup as a substantial quick dinner option using canned corn and pantry items. Buttered popcorn substitutes croutons, water added to corn and simmered ten minutes, then thickened with flour and butter in a double boiler. The method preserves taste and allows lighter or guest-urgent meals without heavy meat courses.
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Conner
Bureau of Home Enunomtes
Itinekoon
Bureau of Home Economics
Sanitary Runway Promises Benefit for Poultry Growth
A vintage article describes using a sanitary runway in front of a permanent brooder house to improve chick health. The 9 inch wire-mesh paneling, 15 inch ground clearance, and 10 foot wide by full length runway keep droppings out and protect chicks from disease. The setup uses 1 by 4 inch framing, two foot board spacing, and 24 or 48 inch wide wire for durability.
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IRY- Cy Eletny
Batenelon Poultry UN
Ad Fy
Proper Nest Placement for Laying Flocks
During heavy laying seasons the number and placement of nests reduce egg loss from hens stepping on litter. Nests should be darkened and easy to inspect, with sizes about twelve by fourteen inches for large breeds and two by twelve for smaller breeds. They must be easy to remove for cleaning.
Turkey’s Natural Food Lines Often Overlooked
The piece notes many workers overlook a turkey s natural diet in the wild, which mainly consisted of insects, berries, and other foods, with little corn. It warns that feeding small turkeys excessive corn or cornmeal can overfill the crop and cause indigestion and liver trouble.
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Turkey
Poultry Notes on Ground, Sanitation, and Egg Yields
Poultry notes emphasize clean ground, sanitation, and breeding as essential to eliminating diseases. Flocks averaging over 120 eggs per bird are more profitable. moisture improves hatching quality. Gluten feed provides protein for mash. early hatching and good pullet handling boost laying in fall.
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