How to make butter and manage poultry in summer
A farmer's guide covers butter making in hot weather using a milk tank, stirrer, thermometer, and cooling water, plus a note on creamery cans. It warns against old churning methods and stresses cleanliness and proper equipment. The piece also discusses blackleg vaccination for cattle, detailing a single injection method, equipment needed, and outreach plans for stock owners. It includes a critique of poultry flock disruption by hens and a reflection on farm family economics and the distribution of poultry proceeds to homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Perry
Wang
Kitt
Europe
Africa
Ita
Texas
Blackleg
Mame
Where Chickena Rule in Texas Stock Journal
A short, old fashioned editorial fragment questions farmyard cruelties toward chickens. It recalls past gagging and shooing methods, cites writer Cora Hawking in the Texas Stock Journal, and notes a shift from protective screens to new practices during the present season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hawking
Texas Stock Journal
Breeding Poultry Separated Breeds Advice
Breeda Running Together. When batching season ends different breeds may run together in one flock says American Poultry Keeper. It would help to have no males with them but breeders differ on stock quality if males and hens are of different breeds. Separation timing discussed for eggs, with experiments noting male influence lasting five days, suggesting two months to be safe and avoid costly mixed-breed progeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Poultry
Aleter
Tom
Vaccines and poultry management amid disease challenges
The text discusses European outbreaks, cattle losses, and the spread of a vaccine against blackleg developed by Arbing Cornevin and Thomas. It contemplates strict husbandry measures, including limiting movement in poultry yards, confinement of hens, and the risks of free mingling during and after hatching seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Arbing
Cornevin
Thomas
Blackleg
Patents Tagged Northwestern Inventors Last Week
Northwestern inventors filed patents last week including Rolomon J Bentley Springfield Asia station indicator Alfred Benton East Merve S D ear couping George W Bigley Minneapolis Minn barrel Paul M D Carse tens Duluth Minn stringed instrument Robert Olich Combina don Montminet folding candlestick Charles Guillekwen Grand Forks N D telemeter John M Benton Lead door spring Godfried Laube Huron S D stove Wd Skane Kenyon Minn anionmtie wagon brake Charles D D Wagoner Hayle Lake Mhin sled propelles J D Merwin Patent Lawyer Pioneer Press Building St Paul Minn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Rolomon J. Bentley
Springfield
Asia
Alfred Benton
East Merve
S. D
George W. Bigley
Minneapolis
Minn
Paul M.D. Carsetens
Duluth
Robert Olich
Combinadon
Montminet
Charles Guillekwen
Grand Forks
N. D
John M. Benton
Godfried Laube
Huron
Wd Skane
Kenyon
Charles DD. Wagoner
Hayle Lake
Mhin
D, Merwin
Pioneer Press
St. Tau
Seedling contradicts tomb myth in Hanover tale
A German countess who mocked Christianity had her tomb built of solid masonry with iron clamps. A seed, blown to a crevice, sprouted and grew, lifting the stone over four generations. The tale, cited from Ladies' Home Journal, contrasts reverence with nature’s persistence. In Dublin, a soldier faked rheumatism to avoid arms extension. a doctor released weights, then cut the rope, proving the arm could rise freely.
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Anayeran
Goa
Hanover
Germany
Dadies' Home Journal
Dublin
Tie
Leyal
Arbitration Idea Explored by Citizens in Debate
An Impression remarks that it must be clarified what arbitration means while Mr Do lan offers a plain explanation. He says typically two quarrelers summon three or four others to give an opinion, aiming for peace or a possible free fight, with peace being the preferred outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralverty
Dolan
Washington Star
Honest Farmer and Quirky Wordplay in Old Jokes
A collage of brief quips and jokes about potatoes growing oddly in baskets, daily life, and witty exchanges. Includes lines about honesty, editors, and neighbors, reflecting a playful snapshot of humor in past newspapers.
Fragmented quip on a bet and a Frenchman
A nun recalls betting on Corbett and predicting a Frenchman would fare poorly. The exchange shows confusion as two men react to the claim and a reference to Corbett’s photo stirs memory in a local Augustin Courier style dialogue.
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Hoston
To Care Constipation Forever and Modern Methods
Fragmentary text mocks patent remedies for constipation and drugging money schemes. A stray quote from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes missionary claims about heathen India and a blunted line about Juggernaut with pneumatic tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Clneinnath Enquirer
Unete Billys Window Mystery Phrase
Fragmentary OCR echoes a Quotation about Unete Billy and Robby with a remark on noise and racket. The source also mentions a Detroit Free Press piece and a New York Herald note about forgetting art and birthdays, plus a curious line about oranges and appetite suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unete Billy
Robby
Uncle Billy
Detroit Free Press
Ball's Catarrh Cure Offered As Constitutional Remedy
A jumble of items notes Ball's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy priced at 7c. A Manchester woman is described with eyes that magnify strangely though unclear text. The piece also mentions an Appropriate Ticket and a dialogue about travel to Circle City in interior Alaska with a round-trip ticket discussed in Perkasie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotter
Circle City
Alaska
Perkasie
Pucek
Diplomat and Father Clash Over Marriage Offer
A dramatic early 20th century exchange from the New York Journal features a father and a suitor in a tense negotiation about marriage. The dialogue centers on consequences and changing fortunes, with themes of bargaining, affection, and aging.
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New York Journal
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Davry and Poultry
Preventivo Aguinat
Kmpry
United States
Tates
Colorado
Shropshire
Napurm
Fred
New York Herald
Sagwa
Ambhrae
Zimmerman Bros
ST. Paul
Castoria
Samuel
Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Hall
B. P.atl & Co. Propa
Nashua
N. Hi
Ball
Price
Manchester
C.C. G
Express
Prapald
Addrom
Musonis
Orica
Northwest
Bent Ral
GEO. A. Moomaw & Co
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapoli
Omaha
Macroan
Tamar
State Medica
Neb
Woodward & CO
Grain Commission
Sampla,s
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