Cool Cured Cheese Proves Superior in Liverpool Trade
A report from Horses Bros. of Liverpool cites the Canadian government cold curing station at Woodstock as yielding cooler cured cheese in better condition and higher quality than ordinary cheese. The ordinary cheese sold for one sixth less, but scarcity of premium full cream cheese narrows the gap. wax paraffining is seen as beneficial though slow to gain English acceptance.
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Liverpool
Hotson Bros
Stratford
Ont
Beacon
Conventions Promote Dairy Improvements in Minnesota
A series of dairy conventions organized by the state dairy and food commission were held in Minnesota this summer. Hutchinson hosted a gathering with over twenty creameries represented. Governor Van Sant spoke. Experts including W. P. McConnell A. W. Trow B. D. White O. C. Gregg T. L. Haecker and Sam Haughdah addressed economy in milk production and urged culling poor milkers, feeding quality for herd health, and using clover and alfalfa for protein.
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Minnnesota
State Dairy and Food Commission
Hutchinson
van Sant
W. P. McConnell
State Dairy and Food
A. W. Trow
B. D. White
Department
O. C. Gregg
Farmers’ Institutes
T.L. Ha
Feeding Wheat and Vetch Hay in Dairy Practice
Ground wheat alone is hard for cows to eat. it should be mixed with bran or other products to reduce pastiness. Vetch hay matches bran in feeding value and can cut butter costs by about 25 percent. hairy vetch may offer similar value to common vetch. Calving care stresses cold water and thermometer checks. Samuel B. Shilling elected president of the Iowa State Dairy association and to lead the Iowa dairy exhibit committee for the St Louis world’s fair.
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Card’s Dairyman
Alabama
Vetch
Oregon
Iowa
Iowa State Dairy Association
Samuel B. Shilling
Wright and
M. Mortensen
Bali
Perry
Leap
Dairy cows aging well can stay profitable past seven years
Dairy experts argue cows remain valuable well into their teens with proper care and diet. A seven to eight year old cow can yield higher profits than younger cows, while first calves at two or three are often unprofitable. New World's Dairy Record notes Sadie Vale Concordia set butterfat and milk records. Charles H. Ellsworth advises pure bred stock only when pedigrees boost value. An exchange counsels selling older cows rather than fattening them for higher feed returns.
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New World
Sadie Vale Concordia
Babcock
McAdam & von Heyne
New York
Mue
C. C. Cole
Corner Experiment Station
Charles H. Ellsworth
Why Strippinge Are Rich in Milk Topics
Hood Farm Topics discusses why the last drawn portion of milk, the strippings, yields the richest butter fat. It explains the fat’s low density relative to the watery milk and its tendency to rise to the upper udder areas during milking.
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Hood Farm Topics
How to Clean Ostrich Feathers at Home
A St Louis Globe Democrat method explains cleaning ostrich feathers with soap and lukewarm water. Dip and draw through the hands to remove dirt, rinse in clear water, then fluff by slapping the feather on the thigh. The article notes practice helps, suggesting beginners start with a cheap feather.
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Emeaw
Henry Ly
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Linen and Lace Pillow Cover for Laundry Use
Dainty pillow cover in white linen with lace edging and German valenciennes border. Center design is couched and filled with lace stitches, back opens on three sides and fastens at one, enabling easy insertion and removal.
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New York Mail
Rumor on Philosophy and Money in Wit and Quote
A satirical musing on love and money, social pretensions, and gender roles. It lampoons thrift, prudence, and liberal aims, noting miserliness, sharp tongues, and humorous observations about spending, propriety, and fashion in everyday life.
The Vacant Lot Nine Challenge
A playful verse extols the vacant lot nine as a formidable team facing older challengers. It contrasts worn uniforms and quirky equipment with disciplined maneuvers and strict umpire rules, ending with confidence that the vacant lot nine will prevail.
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Prza
Two Hundred Years Ago in Early American Press
The Boston Globe notes how 1704 marked the founding of the Post or News Letter, the first successful American newspaper. It recalls colonial limits on education, speech, religious toleration, and government by the people, plus Sunday laws and penalties for non attendance.
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America
Kapril
Posto
Catholi Church
Massachusetts
Boston Globe
The Floater Stenographers Haunt Urban Labor
The piece profiles itinerant stenographers who drift city to city seeking work. Known as floaters, they live from hand to mouth and face disdain from employers as a wandering, disrespected class. Agencies note a rising number across the South and West as summer ends.
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New York
Firma
Los Angeles
It is a Fiction Leap Year Musings and Misreads
A fragmented prose piece riffs on leap year and social expectations. It muses on conversations about romance, timing, and chance, suggesting a character contemplates commitment while pondering leap year symbolism and personal choices.
Fragmented Verse Snippet Cites Poor Ones War Theme
A fragmented text snippet references poor individuals and a wartime stance urging resilience. It mentions good intent, retreat, and the need to stand firm, but lacks clear attribution or context.
One Vast Orchard
A fragment discusses Kansas as a peach country with farmers and harvesters implied. The line hints at agricultural abundance and regional identity without full context.
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Kansas
Birds and markets in China amid a humane impulse
A fragment from Life and Sport in China describes street bird markets near gateways with cages and tame songsters. It notes Chinese buyers releasing larks and sparrows after purchasing them, reflecting a charitable sentiment despite urban sights of tethered birds and perches.
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China
Pickings From Fiction Highlights Quotes and Observations
A collage of literary quips from various authors and works. Notable lines reflect satire on marriage fraud and social manners, with wry takes on time, gender roles, and honesty in business religion and love.
Gasay Story in Southern City Exchange Between Men
An old Baltimore Sun fragment recounts a tale of Gasay in a southern city where a Black man disputes, with a White man from Massachusetts, over respect and equality on a street corner. The exchange centers on who is considered as good, ending with a claim of mutual equality.
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Gasay
Maassechusetta
Garsy
Mystery Cough Haunts Doctor Visit Report
Dennis frantically tries to describe his wife's symptoms to the doctor, insisting the cough sounds hollow and carries an odd substance in its tone, while his gaze shifts between the cell and the ground for any clue.
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Dennis
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