Rock Fish Hatchings Highlighted by U S Fish Commission
The Baltimore Sun notes advances in rock fish propagation. Major T. LB of the United States Fish Commission cites rock fish as a major seafood source with year round viability. Hatchings at Albemarle Sound and Roanoke River mouth produced thousands of eggs and potential millions of young, under supervision of Major G on. The eggs are green and small, swelling after impregnation with rapid hatching in hours under proper conditions.
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Baltimore Sun
Foosat Ll
Major T. LB
United States Fish Comics
Dr. Capelart
Albemarle Sound
N.C
Hoanoke
Jung
Prisc
Wan
Wamuen
Baitipo
Federal Hill
Yen
Mary Jj Fin Commission
Halen Wis
Ferguson
Concomb
United States
Gon
Pulley Failure and Safety Lessons From a Workshop Incident
A Victorian era report describes a near disaster when a wheel pulley rim cracked during unloading. Patch repairs added mass, creating a 15 to 18 lb unbalanced load at high speed that could fling fragments. The piece stresses engineering checks, safer flywheel repairs, and the need to consider centrifugal forces in machinery maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asten
Domestic Rice Cracker and Cabbage Salad Recipes
This collection details a batter-based fried rice cracker, a cabbage salad with hot vinegar dressing, and kitchen notes on footwear care. It includes recipes for German-style potato salad with warm oil, calf brains with butter and vinegar, scalloped eggs with ham and crack er topping, and a Parisian beefsteak dish with parsley and fried potatoes.
Mystery sprig in yard stumps neighbors with plant conjecture
A stout man notices a tiny green sprig emerging in his garden and calls neighbors to identify it. They ponder several botanical possibilities, debating species with earnest seriousness. An old man nearby hawks burdock for ten cents, ending the scene with a gruff street remark.
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Jones
Smith
Brown
Difference Between Dollars and Pottery Ends in Jest
Snodgrass shows his wife two silver dollars and explains the difference between money and pottery with a punchline. She responds with a piercing look and bursts into tears, highlighting the humorous clash of wit and emotion.
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Snodgrass
Irs
The Laborer Marks All Grandeur and Detail
A reflection on the laborer’s imprint on grand and small creations. The text asserts that nature and divine gifts come from higher powers while all human art and craftsmanship bear the laborer’s sign. It emphasizes the laborer as creator and source of art’s fruits.
Experience in Potato Culture and Farming Notes
Mr Milo Lucerne Smith of Northampton Massachusetts reports a consistent potato yield of 218 bushels per acre over eighteen years across 14 acres. He details soil, manure, seed selection, planting, cultivation, and storage, praises Snowflake and Early Rose varieties, cites costs for compost and fish ash, and notes evidence of illiteracy among Texas penitentiary convicts.
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Milo Lucerne Smith
Northampton
Mass
Franklin Harvest Club
Springfield Republican
Smith
Connecticut
Aote
Phelps Stockbridge
Peerless
New York Tribune
American Hardware in British Colonies and California Labor Law
The Ironmonger denounces English manufacturers' apathy as American hardware floods colonies like Australia and New Zealand. Editors urge English firms to compete, export surplus, and meet colonial demand with better patterns and packing. California bans employing Chinese workers as a felony.
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Australia
New Zealand
Cape
United States
England
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Freeport, Ill
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Potomac
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LM Cole
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STEAM
Tingis
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Prospect Av
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German Insurance CO
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Jt.bower
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F. A. Lehmann
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