Manure management and grain safety in farming practice
The article emphasizes safe use of bisulphide of carbon in grain bins, warns of its deadly risks to humans and pests, and advises minimal quantities to prevent germination. It also discusses calving cow nutrition, avoiding grain before and after calving, and stresses prudent manure saving, proper spreading, crop rotation, and soil fertility. It highlights agricultural education's role in sustaining farm families and local communities.
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Ca'vinz
N. Cowdry
Don’t Confine the Poultry in Yard Freedom
The piece argues against strict confinement of poultry, noting many farmers keep hens in yards with free range where possible. It declines fence-only methods and cites problems from penned flocks in other papers, suggesting some households tolerate roaming hens to avoid nuisance and damage to gardens and sheds.
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Keapur
Weedy and clean pastures guidance for creameries
The piece stresses separating milk from weeded pastures from clean pastures to improve cream quality, advocating for handling methods that minimize weeded milk in cream. It emphasizes know-your-patron farm conditions and using tidy milk to boost fat content and timely ripening. It also urges winter work on farms, focusing on maintenance, tools, wagons, harnesses, gates, and readiness for spring.
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Ili
Creamery Journal
Planti Og
Oll
Storage of Squashes after Harvest and Shelter Options
The author discusses methods to store squashes after harvest, weighing cellar storage versus a frost proof airy squash house. He warns cellars invite dampness and rot and delay ripening, while surface exposure and southern exposure can protect against late fall rain and frost but risk drying and spoilage. He cites personal experience storing hundreds of tons both ways.
Memory and Tact Waivered by Veranda Visitor
A famous Retroit woman known for tact recounts an awkward memory lapse. On a veranda a visitor arrived with a small satchel, and she could not recall the man’s name yet greeted him warmly. After a tense exchange he reveals himself as the sewing machine man here for a repair, ending the moment with humor.
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Soe
Fido
Detroit Free Press
Ino Primal Role Aetrese Madame Orlay Stages at 95
The Russians honor a veteran actress Madame Orlay age ninety five recently appeared on stage in a special charity performance. She is notable as the first actress to play Lads Macbeth and Dobalta in the Ruplanet tongue.
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Madame Orlay
Madame Oray
Macbeth
Dobalta
Peanuts and Goobers in Virginia and North Carolina
The article explains peanut farming practices in eastern Virginia and North Carolina, noting planting as soon as frost ends, field layouts like clover, and hand harvesting with plows. It describes curing stacks, drying, and shelling processes, with goobers and Rhode Island clams distinct, and covers processing, shipping, and regional spread to Louisiana and Nebraska.
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Claas
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Virginla
North Cirolina
Rhode Island
North Cardi
Tennesse
Europe
Eld
Peanut Bay
Denny
Peanuts Pressed Into Oil Boosts Global Use
The report notes that peanuts pressed from genuine nuts yield about a gallon of oil per bushel. The oil, often used as a substitute for olive oil, sells for 0 cents to 1 dollar a gallon. Leftover meal is fed to horses and baked into a bread sold in Germany and France.
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Marseilles
Severn
Germany
France
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Gold Seeker's Romance Ends in Lone Death Mystery
Old Ben Jenkins, a lifelong gold seeker famed for romantic tragedy, dies at his Reid's Toll Road home near Redding after a wandering life from Princeton to California. The story weaves his loves, rival politician Benjamin Harrison, and a century of westward fortune seeking into a quiet farewell.
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Ben Jenning
Redding
Cal
St. Louls Republic
Shasta County
Wax
Corpes
Reid's Toll Road
Alek
Jenkins
Jenking
Hen Jtenkisin
Ben Jenkins
Botjamin Harrison
United States
Bott Jenkins
Plains
California
Jost Dimgelt
Bendenkina
Benjamin Anzio Rabbit Jerkins
Pennsylvania
Princeton University
Tie
Amoviena
Movice
Anyuhing Vlee
Ben Jenking
Anna Scott
Jenkin
Miss Scott
Wen
Benjamin Harrison
Linited Stains
Ben Jonkins
Princeton
Fortune
Wayside Inn
Lonely Road
Costs fall as living grows cheaper in modern era
A survey notes lower overall living costs in the United States since 1860, with many commodities cheaper due to improved manufacturing and irrigation gains. It cites bread, sugar, wool, cotton goods, boots, and silk as cheaper, while agricultural expansion and West and South development reduce prices further. The Turkish irrigation plan for the Jordan plain aims to fund canals and flood plains at about $600,000, recoverable in a few years via better farming.
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Anand
John
Tom
Easly
United States
Texas
Saya
Fori
Leslie
Jordan River
Lake Tiberian
Dead Sea
Jordaly
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Growth and Shine
A persuasive advertisement claims thin hair can become long and thick with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It asserts hair will grow, stay soft and glossy, and gray hair will regain color while the scalp remains clean and healthy. One dollar per bottle.
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Ayer
Tollar
Teiyose Drug Gist Cartack Supply Offer
Ad text claims a druggist will send a bottle by express at prepaid charges. Encourages sending money and offers a free illustrated book on hair care from T. Caver Co of Lowell Massachusetts. Appears promotional and unclear about product details.
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Cabtack
T Caver Co
Lowell, Mass
Soda dam of James River canyon inspires awe in the West
A. O. Wright of the Indian service describes a freak of nature in Box Canyon Arizona a soda dam spanning the gorge from wall to wall. The dam rises up to 100 feet with a length of about 600 feet formed by springs deposits. A breach once twenty feet high was nearly filled by mineral deposits and may seal again within a year. Scientists note the dam likely will not exceed about 100 feet in height though its base strengthens as deposits accumulate.
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Europe
Britain
Africa
Asia
Aneyteland
Gen
Thy Meath
Wolla
Great West
A. O. Wright
Indian Service
Missouri River
Tn Box Canyon
James River
Arizona
Tod
Washiazton Star
Slot Machines For Marbles Addictive oddity at St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri the marble slot machine, a clever plywood box with three holes and a top drop, spreads among students, drawing marbles through a chain of compartments. If a marble lands center, the player gains a prize. side holes mean loss. Teachers fear gambling, while players report even chances in outcome.
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Marlles
St. Joseph
Bay
Joseph
Developing the dairy calf feeding and care
An Ontario dairy expert outlines calf rearing to prevent fattening habits and ensure dairy use. Remove the calf from the dam early, offer thorough drying, and feed frequent small portions with colostrum. Use a dairy‑calf porridge mix, monitor milk temperature, and gradually substitute with nonmilk feeds. Consider skim milk as an economical substitute and avoid fostering fattening behavior.
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W. Hodson
Ontario Farmers’ Institutes
Abyays
Amerivay Agriculturist
London Disorderly Element and Medical Remedies
Fragmented historical clippings describe London's disorderly element and varied remedies. References to police, South Africa service withdrawals, and punitive cautions mix with sensational asides about moral reform and medical cures. The text alludes to public safety, memory, and sensational guidance.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advert
The discoverer of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touts it as the great remedy for women's illnesses. The copy claims universal endorsement, warns against competing medicines, and urges readers to obtain a bottle and write for advice. It stresses millions of cures and moral persuasion to stick with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkstam
High School Education Policy Eases Teacher Standards
Secretary MMA of the Massachusetts Road of Education endorses a policy from five years ago that created a distinct grade above high schools for aspiring teachers. The change required a high school level education for normal school admission, aiming to improve teaching quality in public schools. contrary to fears, admissions have risen, indicating stronger professional training valued by future teachers.
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Mma
Massachusetts Road of Education
Zaieh
Titme
Ue Colon
Vote totals released after nationwide count for president
The final official presidential tally shows McKinley 217,077, Bryan 6997,853, Woolley 207,268, Debs 9, Barker 20,188, Mullins 200, and scattering 211. The figures reflect state counts across the union, confirming the nationwide result.
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Meolnrel
McKinley
Republica
Bryan
Comenraty
Woolky
Deve
Social Democrat
Barker
People
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