Land and what is done with it in Ontario agriculture
The article discusses a Holstein cow record at the Ontario Agricultural College yielding 20 776 pounds of milk at over 3.78 percent butterfat from Oct 27 1908 to Oct 27. It notes the cow’s high net profit and stresses breeding and selection. It also covers Merino sheep horned versus polled, marking methods for lambs, and details on Rothamstead agricultural station findings and a new rabbit-killing method.
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Ontario Agricultural College
H. H. Mean
Canada
Lorne
Wales
Muang Sud Merttrees
Securine
Deviliquin
Ggarley
Edearley
Cauces
Nothamstead
Hertfordshire
England
John Bennett Lawes
Jol Lawes
Kingdon
Rothiamstead
Josus Lawes
Leary Gilbert
Rothamstead
Ling
Ri. Scott
GF Stock
Moree
W.campbell
Burwood
Paxtures Protection Board
Agricultural Gazette of
New South Wales
Jinto
New Yorks
Geneva
N.Y
Wheanille
Bath
Mene Ee
Nantawarre
South Australia
Herbert
Mainy
Rabbits and concrete floors in farm practice from NSW Agricultural Gazette
The article discusses rabbit control using burrow opening methods and the effectiveness of these against inside rabbits. It covers concrete floor construction for farm buildings, mixing ratios, and avoiding common mistakes, plus curing and embedding hardware in floors. It also reviews milksafety via carbon dioxide bactericidal use, sheep breeding debates, foaling signs and assistance, flower garden care, and lawn and soil guidance from a rural Australian agricultural periodical.
Masked man with iron perambulator starts world walk wager
A London man clad in a black iron mack begins a 2 wager of £20,000 to walk round the world. The event arose after an American millionaire offered £20,000 to prove an Englishman could complete the journey in stages. He departs Trafalgar Square with a pesant perambulator and intends to fund the trip by selling photographs and pamphlets while visiting numerous towns and countries. Endorsed by a Pall Mall club, the undertaking follows a strict protocol of mileage, towns, and signed proof of progress.
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London
Pall-mall
Ev Erglishman
Trafalgar Square
Fleet Street
London Bridge
Kent Roai
Tollerly
Sheva
Tan
Ionm
Kiland
Seoul
Teeland
Wales
Uvery
Jayer
Peran
Amy Wornsn
Euler
Sriand
Past Their Prime and Health in Later Years
The article discusses aging and the realization of middle age, noting the variability of onset and the impact on kidneys and liver. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a treatment for kidney and liver ailments, describing its concentrated form and availability through The Warner Owl Co. Ltd Australasian Branch, Melbourne.
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Chen
Mrs. Sand
Bright
Warner
Warners Aare Care
Warner. Owl Co. Ltd
Australasian
Melbourne
Violinist in Tears Over Stolen Stradivarius in London
The famed violinist M. Vyesyeas mourns after a Stradivarius, inscribed Anno 1733 and valued between £6000 and £7000 by experts, disappears from his dressing room during a St Petersborough concert. Police search all stations and dealers, with a reward claim via the Belgian consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londony
AL Ysare
St. Petersboro
Tsuyo
M. Vyesye
Fodgona
pureLethe Distri
Formone Cremona
Monnington
Artificial seaside breeze experiment cited by scientist
A member of the Preach Academy of Science reportedly conducts a bizarre seaside breeze demonstration in Paris using ten volumes of evaporated water and sea salt. He disperses a saline vapor at 120 grains per hour, claiming the room becomes saturated with a briny scent and a drought-like breeze pervades the space.
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Preach Academy of Science
Paris
How Animals Sharpen Teeth Claws and Adapt Tools
Readable text describes animal dentition and tool use across species. It notes sharks replacing worn teeth from mouth to supply new tools, elephants growing tusks and grinders, pigs using lower and upper tusks together, cats keeping claws sharp, and rodents sharing enamel patterns with teeth that wear to keep cutting edges. It ends with caveats about teeth length risking injury if not worn properly.
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Othier Tilbe
Liles
Devies
Sealy
Pass
Radium Says Removes Dircimarks in Reports from Paris
Report by physicians Wyckhan and Degraig from Paris describes using radium to remove birthmarks known as pork wine stains in adults and children. Treatments involve applying a surface covered with varnish containing radium, claimed to be painless and safe even for infants during sleep. claim is that darker marks are easier to remove.
Enquire of Your Neighbours on Agnes Waters Remarkable Cure
A Mrs Agnes Waters recalls severe rheumatic pains and sleepless nights, suffering until she found relief with Clements Tonic. She credits the remedy with restoring appetite, easing chest heaviness, and ending constant pain, claiming a permanent cure and urging publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Waters
Norri Binbourne
Melbourne
Clements
Clements Lonie
Tam
Crowsmans
Clements Tonic
The Crane Elevator Company Rewards Workers With Bonus
The Crane Elevator Company of New York plans to grant each employee a bonus of about 10 percent of the yearly salary as a Christmas gift. The initiative aims to share profits with staff and boost morale during year end activities.
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Crane Elevator Company
New York
GOGO
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Sydney
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O'Connell Street
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