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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1913

Page

20

Record of 235.5 bushel corn yield on Hertford County farm

Narrative details multiple planting years 1909 1910 and 1911 on the same farm as the author follows a corn club contest. It describes soil prep manures seed varieties Biggs seven ear and Honey cutt, row spacings 3 ft 10 in to 4 ft, fertilizer costs 9.50 and 9.15, nitrate topdressing, and final yield 235.5 bushels field measure 196 bushels dry. The author notes ideal seasons and aims to reach 259 bushels per acre with planned improvements.

Hertford County Acra State Board of Agriculture Hines Bugey Company Murfreesboro Conest

Limewater Kills the Worms In Garden Tips

Ernest Gilroy of Ontario shares a simple method for growing vegetables. He uses lime water in moderation to keep worms from onions and radishes while improving quality. He notes this tip helps protect potatoes onions radishes lettuce and other crops.

Ernest Gilroy Ontario

Poultry Yard Hygiene and Stress Reduction Tips

Advice on keeping poultry houses clean and well ventilated with slaked lime on floors and droppings boards. Encourages quiet hens to prevent stress and illness, noting that fright can cause sudden death from apoplexy.

Relation of the House Fly to Public Health

An exploration of house flies as disease transmitters and the economic burden of fly control. The article details fly species, breeding in horse manure, and the high larvae counts found in manure piles, urging strict sanitation, manure removal, cement stalls, closed waste receptacles, and legal cleanliness to reduce disease risk. It advocates citizen action and possible legal compulsion to eliminate fly breeding grounds.

United States Kent

Pasteurizing Milk in Bottles Using a False Bottom Pail

Milk pasteurization can be done most efficiently in the bottles it is received in. Use a small tin pail with a perforated false bottom or an ordinary tin pail with an inverted pie tin at the bottom to allow water circulation and prevent dumping.

Pasteurized Cow Milk Bottles for Infant Feeding

Guidance on pasteurizing milk using a water bath with bottles in a pail on a stove to heat to 150 160 degrees F then cooling under running cold water. Recommends wide neck bottles and cotton plugs during pasteurization, and warns not to use pasteurized milk after 24 hours.

Fragmentary wartime discovery recounted by a woman

An unidentified woman discovers a wartime cooker during a revolutionary conflict at a site near White Creek. The crude device is found amid debris and associated with civilians’ shelter efforts. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.

Meteas Battia Oti

Saved the cow near Galena with a wooden leg

A veterinary surgeon owns a cow with a prosthetic leg after amputation below the knee. After healing, a hinged hoof leg was attached and the cow now moves about, fat and valuable. The doctor believes artificial limbs can save many injuries in valuable animals.

Galena Til

Evolution of Farm Machinery Through the Ages

The article traces how farming tools evolved from manual plowing with crooked sticks to modern gas engines and traction engines. It highlights key devices such as the header, binder, disc harrow, grain drill, manure spreader, and threshing machine, noting shifts from wind and water power to electric and internal combustion power, and the broad impact on productivity.

America Pliny Zeeshem Ami Pak West Srain

Care of Cows Before Calving Instructions

Guidance on pre calving care for cows emphasizes ten days in a comfortable box stall without a manger, feed in a removable basket, limited roughage, and careful barn checks to prevent wasteful feeding and bad habits.

T. L.haeck

The Raising of Guinea Pigs

Guinean pigs are raised for pets or fancy stock and for scientific uses. For four centuries they were bred mainly for show and novelty, creating strains such as the Peruvian and Abyssinian. Long-haired cavies require more care, while smooth haired are easier to keep and attractively behaved.

Guinea pigs as pets and research stock

The article warns that handling harms pets including dogs and cats and notes long haired guinea pigs need brushing. It describes guinea pigs as common in medical research, breeding for labs, sources of supply, and the importance of rat control and proper housing to ensure profitability for breeders.

Notes on Hog Care and Flowering Techniques

The text advises feeding sows with grain and digested slops to keep milk production high, suggesting leaving a few piglets with the dam after weaning. It also gives garden guidance: work soil, mulch, divide overgrown perennials, and prune roses and cosmo for larger blooms.

Herbs For A Bright Kitchen Garden

A guide lists herbs such as mint sage lavender simmering thyme annis coriander and winter savory as essential garden additions. Directions appear on seed packets. sow in boxes or flats in early spring and transplant when plants are large enough. One-year-old plants can be purchased from a nursery, saving time.

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