Chapter XI to the Rescue in a Snowbound Chase
In a winter night chase the narrator travels with Herr Gradén Mossel and others toward Bromberg and Gnesen. Wolves, a driver’s courage, and a perilous trail test their resolve as Reski and Mirnut risk the forest to save a son from a deadly murder case, ending with dawn near the inn and renewed pursuit.
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Microscopy advance reveals ultramicroscope method
Field of Microscopy Extended reports a new ultramicroscope method that makes objects thousand times smaller visible. The technique uses a light cone to reveal particles in sunbeams, enabling study of diseases previously invisible.
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Siedentopf
Jena University
Poultry and Farm Feeding Tips From Vernon A Allen
A Victorian style farming primer advises on poultry care and profitable practices. It covers proper feed, water, sanitation, and humane treatment for hens, plus cautions on selling best stock, driving horses, and maintaining dam before foaling. It also discusses sheep, soil strength, and careful stock selection for dairying. It ends with seed potatoes and planting guidance from The Farmers Voice.
Lamb Feeding Tests at Obid Station Compare Rations
The Obid experiment station reports lamb feeding trials from Nov 30 1905 to Mar 13 1906. Four rations with varying corn and meals yielded similar gains about 3 pounds per lamb per day over 102 days, with slight fat differences in Lot 1 and 4.
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Obid Experiment Station
Homemade knives from salvaged steel and walnut
Instructions by J. J. Barrett of Georgetown Kentucky describe making a butcher knife from a 1 8 inch thick steel piece or an old saw. Cut a straight two inch by ten inch blank, punch two holes, attach with two rivets to walnut boards, grind one edge to finish the knife.
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J. J. Barrett
Georgetown, Ky
Weeds Trouble Morgan County Corn Fields Says Gibson
C. Gibson of Morgan county Illinois writes Farmers' Review about weed control. He uses careful cultivation and reports only about 20 acres needing attention to morning glory or bindweed. He notes fox tall grass as the major weed and criticizes state law as ineffective.
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C. ©. Gibson
Morgan County
Ill
Farmers’ Review
Grit for Poultry: Keeping Oyster Shells and Rock Accessible
The article advises poultry keepers to provide constant access to suitable grit in summer. It notes that both chicks and older hens may neglect grit when outdoors, leading to shortages. It recommends placing dishes of oyster shells and crushed rock around chicken areas for continuous supply.
How They Sell Hogs in Iowa Farmers Advertise for Profit
Farmers in Iowa report success advertising hog sales claiming they sold 200 dollars worth of hogs with a fifty cent ad. The claim highlights a strong return on advertising costs as farmers grow more savvy like real estate and stock salesmen.
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Towwa
Iowa
J Stock
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