Rolling Down Stubble Land and Simple Butter Making
Agricultural notes discuss rolling stubble to level stones and aid clover growth, plus a simple butter making method in small churns. It covers a home dairy routine from churning to salting, and advises maintaining moist ground and careful handling to achieve a firm, marketable butter. It also includes a feature on fuchsia beds as a shaded ornamental, and reflections on cow feeding and dual purpose cattle breeding with emphasis on balanced dairy and beef traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Grasses for the Pasture Mix for lasting pasture seeds
The article reviews ideal grasses for permanent pastures led by Kentucky blue grass orchard grass and meadow fescue. It warns against single or weed heavy mixes and favors mixed stands with broad suitability, soil adaptability, and long-term persistence, stressing top dressing and careful management.
Dual purpose cattle for the general farmer
The general farmer diversifies crops and keeps cattle to fit multiple goals. He needs dual purpose cattle that supply milk for the family and yet raise calves suitable for market, avoiding a single specialized breed. The balance prevents overreliance on one income source and maximizes use of feed and fertilizer resources.
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P. B. Crosby Io Farm
Professor Shaw
Thei
Queer occupations in London and Paris show varied jobs
The piece notes Paris dinner tasters who sample nightly dinners for refinement and taste. in London, pawnbroker agents discreetly fetch pledged goods for clients who fear nude exposure, earning a commission. It also describes a London woman who profits by breaking in men’s boots for upper circles, wearing many pairs weekly for a half crown per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
New York Journal
East End
Destructibility of Human Bones and Haarlem Lake Findings
A New York Times report notes bones survive in certain conditions but perish in salt water. Dutch draining of Haarlem Lake reveals few bones, with artifacts like coins and wrecked vessels becoming the main antiquarian evidence from centuries-old shipwreck sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Haarlem
Haas
Netherlands
New York Times
Queen and Beggar Race in France Amuses Royal Party
While traveling on the St Juan road in France the Queen overtook a beggar driving a cart drawn by two large St Bernard dogs. The beggar urged the dogs and raced the Royal Jandau, delighting the Queen Princess Henry of Battenberg and the Duchess of York who laughed loudly. The beggar then stopped, saluted with hat in hand, received alms, blessed the Queen, and returned home.
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France
St. Juan
Henry of Battenberg
Duchess of York
New York Tribune
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Morocco
Knauss & Dewey
Fremont
Indiana
Fremont Eagle
Warren D. Wells
Stephen
Powers
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Savges' Powels Store
Angola
Bank of Fremont
Susan Ball
NEWT
G. BaLu
Emory G. Melendy
Notary Public
Balcresont
John G. Yeagley
D. N. Young's Barber Shop
D. H. Patchen
Agiypet Ores
Ite Rind
Weive
Honeat
Truat
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Indiasspolis
Mars
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All Newsdealers
New York
Americas
Railway Bude Co
Adacon Serer
Chicago
Pa Ag
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LEA + RABT
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Leave Central
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BLOO
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