Wagon jack and silage plan for farmers in Orange Judd period
An Orange Judd Farmer correspondent describes a simple two‑piece wagon jack with a lever and hinge, plus a plan to convert late corn into silage. He cites college experiments and notes that silage will likely become a standard farming feeding method, while advocating practical silo construction and traditional curing of late corn. He also outlines crop rotation basics across regions north of the cotton belt and reflects on the steady, detail‑oriented work required for dairy, market garden, and poultry success.
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College of Agriculture
Cotton Belt
Hinle Elected Leader of American Pomological Society
J. N. Fale, newly named president of the American Pomological Society, is praised by American Cultivator as the right man for the role. His energy and organizational skill are said to energize Connecticut societies he has led, boosting the society’s influence and usefulness.
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Hinle
American Pomological Society
J. N. Fale
Efe
Connecticut
Emile de Girardin
Spouter
Emilie
Iie
Delphine Gay
Girardin
France
Emile
Andrew D. White
Double Barrel Cannon Saga and Sacred Cattle in India
A Civil War era two barreled cannon invented by John Gilleland ends its trials in tragedy with injury and later services in celebrations. The piece shifts to the religious reverence for cows and oxen in India, noting their sacred status and harsh treatment by drivers despite reverence.
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Chad
Georgiun
John Gilleland
Athens
Gilleland
Old City Hall
Confederate Monument
India
Siva
Sandden Lapse of Memory in Train Collision
A passenger claims the fault lies with a blinded driver after a car strikes a wagon on the track. The motorman halted but could not stop in time. Police investigate as witnesses dispute responsibility and a passerby notes reckless driving.
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Sandden
Glane
Chicago Tribune
Silence and Speech Lessons in Political Wisdom
A brief quip compares a beginner and an old hand on speaking in politics. A later adage notes that anger earns self-pardon through tears, reflecting on restraint and forgiveness in public life.
Frisking Courtroom Tale From a Georgia Lawyer
A former Georgia attorney recounts a case heard in New York Telegram with his uncle Colonel Culver coaching. Ben Sutton testifies about a fixed income, claiming steady support from Culver every Section day, delivering a humorous quip that unsettles the judge.
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Georgia
New York
Culver
Ben Sutton
Ben
Amanda
Yessar
Gems of Thought and Wit Reflections on Life and Self
A collection of quotes and anecdotes on self restraint, temperament, and philosophy. Notable passages discuss pardon, accountability, divine will, and the dangers of self-centered living, interwoven with a tale about Emile Girardin and a French salon anecdote.
Lives of Animata and Beefsteak Sauce Recipe Note
The passage compares lifespans across animals from elephants to flies and outlines a beefsteak sauce recipe. It describes aging in domesticated animals and suggests a fly's brief life, then offers a sirloin based sauce with butter English mustard red pepper black pepper and Worcester sauce.
How to Remove Coffee Spots Using Glycerin
Glycerin acts as a stain remover for coffee and milk on white fabrics. Apply glycerin to the stains, then rinse with lukewarm water to remove the glycerin and the residue.
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Saces
City of
G. Broderlie
West Side Shoe Man
Guarat
Metzger
Baker Street
A. Gitghell
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
J.P. Smith
Julia Marlowe
I. Zimmerman
Gund
John Gund Brewing Co
la Crosee
Wis
George Manville Penn
Reform Club
Suys
London Journal
William &. Gilbert
Triakly Pury
Sids Herrings
de Herrings
Publius Syrus
Roche Foucanid
Emerson
Gail Hamilton
Merriam
Marcus Aurelius
Cloverdale S. S
Taylor & Scott
Spafford, Cole & CO
Gustav A. Neiman & Son
West Side
Gett’s Restaurant
DR. Brewer
Brewer
United States
Chicago Ave
Evanston
Dixon House
This City
Stevens Point
Manecork
E. C. Ketchum
Chichester
Pennyroyal
Chichester English
Parthnines
Ochichestar Chemical CO
Madison Square
PHILA
Pas Menten Tila
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