Cool Cured Cheese Evaluation by Stratford Ontario Authority
Joseph Burgess reports on the cool cured cheese method tested with Horsea Bros of Liverpool. The Venadico department of agriculture notes the two lots, finding cool cured cheese superior to ordinary and noting higher prices and less shrinkage. Experts say the method merits further adoption despite initial dealer resistance.
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Joseph Burgess
Yoorncuen
Horsea Bros
Hese Coperiers
Venadico Department of Agricul
Hoisun Bros
Sam‘ea
Injwriers
Stratford
Birds In Caged Markets Reflect Chinese Sentiment On Mercy
In Life and Sport In China, a scene at a bazaar shows Chinese buyers purchasing songbirds for a few cash each then releasing them. Birds like sparrows and larks sit in cages or are tethered as owners smile at the brief song, illustrating a native compassion for animals amid daily street life.
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China
Picks from fiction quotes and reflections from periodicals
A collage of quoted lines and brief reflections from various works and authors. It references Mary MacLane, Philip Varnek, Fred Reynolds, Weis Carbine, Vic kar Collina, Max Adeer, James Lape Allen and themes of fraud, time, marriage, speaking truth, and moral behavior across several titles.
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Mary MacLane
Annabel Lee
Turin
Philip Varnek
Mills of Man
Fhem
Fred Reynolds
Weis Carbine
Taglio
Vickar-Collina
Max Adeer
Happy Hollow
James Lape Allen
Christmas Racial Slur Raises Tense Street Comment
Fragmentary black voice recounts a southern city street scene where a white passerby and a former master’s son exchange harsh racial lines. The exchange centers on perceived status and insult as a man from Massachusetts questions a Black resident.
Turbulent Exchange Over Illness in Faded Dialogue
A garbled OCR passage shows Mr Pemals trying to describe his wife's symptoms to a doctor. The dialogue shifts with ellipses and misread words, suggesting a strained medical consultation and a moment of humorous miscommunication.
Wedding carriage crash injures bride in dawn escape
An account recalls a wedding procession disaster as the carriage horses bolted after dawn, throwing the driver and injuring the bride who was carried home on a stretcher. The piece condemns those deemed enemies of the race for failing to heed proper conduct.
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Shiuss
Cele
Beluiy
Cams
Wis
Humor on Philosophy by Duncan M Snite
A short humor piece notes love and money drive life while wry remarks lampoon prudence, quarrels, and spending habits. It jests about meekness hedge bets and a bachelor’s view of a married woman with a midnight club.
The Vacant Lot Nine Defies The Odds In Play
A poem celebrates the vacant lot nine and their prowess on the field. It praises their unpolished uniforms and strict discipline from an unseen umpire while predicting a victory for the vacant lot nine against a rival. The piece mocks fashion and pride, emphasizing performance and order over style.
Is It a Fiction Leap Year Marriage Musings
A columnist jokes that intelligent women can support a man who never mentions marriage. Men hesitate to propose in groups, while alone with a woman they stumble and shift topic to weather. The piece argues leap year pressure should not force a marriage plea or loyalty to inertia.
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Alfalfa Bay
Corus
Poor Ores Would Melt and Good Intentions
A reflective verse fragment contrasts hot conditions with the need for strong resolve. It hints that even virtuous aims may falter in harsh environments, urging steadfastness despite adversity.
One Vast Orchard
Local gloss on Kansas as a peach and orchards frame a rural scene. The passage hints at agrarian abundance and a farmer’s daughter as emblematic of regional identity, conveying a nostalgic portrait of rural life.
Dairy Cows Peak at Eight Years for Best Profit
Dairy and Creamery argues well cared for cows are most profitable at eight rather than younger ages. A well nourished cow reaches prime around seven to fifteen years, with a single good cow between seven and eight often netting more than two first-year cows. Cows have large udders and strong nerves, while beef cattle focus on weight. New World's Dairy Record notes Holstein Sadie Vale Comomina completed a 30 day test after a seven day butterfat measurement, highlighting dairy performance. Don’t fatten old cows. replace with better ones for higher returns per feed.
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Sadie Vale Concomina
Dorhwrthie
Sean So
Ders
New York
Leading Iowa Dairyman Shilling Named President at Dairy Convention
Samuel B. Shilling was elected president of the Iowa State Dairy Association at its recent convention and was also delegated by the group to represent the association in ongoing affairs.
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Iowa State Dairy Association
Samuel B. Shilling
Why Strippings Are Rich in Dairy Milk
Hood Farm Topics explains why the last drawn milk, the strippings, is richest. It notes butter fat’s low density causes it to rise to the upper portions of the udder, as it does in the milk’s watery layer.
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Hood Farm Topics
Dairy and food conventions held in Minnesota
A series of Glory conventions organized by the state dairy and food commission was held in Minnesota this summer. At Hutchinson over twenty creameries attended with Governor War Sant present. Experts including W P McConnell A W Trow C Gres L Haecker and Sam Haughah spoke on milk production economy and feeding practices to improve butter quality.
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Minnesota
State Dairy and Sood Commission
Hutchinson
Governor War Sant
W. P. McConnell
State Dairy and Fop
A. W. Trow
Bow White
Department
C. ©. Gres
Farmers’ Institutes
L. Haecker
S i Ooi
Agrculture
Sam Haughah
Rt Peter
Feeding Values of Vetch Hay and Dairy Cow Diets
A fragmented agricultural report compares feeding values of vetch hay to other forages, noting costs, digestibility, and effects on milk and fat. It discusses dairy cow requirements, calving, water temperature, and health observations with references to Alabama and Oregon feeding trials.
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Alabama
Oregon
Dahrinman
Wali Dauser
Lamps Made To Order Transform Common Pieces Into Lighting
The article explains how ready to order lamps are simple and universal, using cherished items a bow or ser as bases, mounted with oil vessels and globes. A Satsuma piece and terra cotta umbrella stand show how diverse globes and shades create harmonious lamps aligned to room style.
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Lowes
Satsuma
King's Boots Show Private Details of His Majesty's Footwear
Interview with Mr. Leo Thomas of St James Street reveals the King keeps many boots for different uniforms yet orders mainly one pair at a time. He favors patent calf or fine leather vamps, hand-stitched lasts, and all footwear for the King and Prince of Wales.
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Leo ‘Thomas
St. James’ Street
Thomas
Duke of Clarence
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Maassachusetts
Marse Charles
Gorth
Goriy
By Duncan M. Snite
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Piis
Kansas
Pratt
Pegye
Charles Hi. Ellsworth
Iowa
B. Shilling
St. Louis
Wright and
M. Mortensen
Helipfmi Conven,Iilena
VRE
the King's Boots
Royal Bootmaker
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