English View on Poultry Feeding for Young Chickens
The article argues that proper early nutrition is vital for chick growth and health. It favors a varied puddings based on groats oats canary seed and wheat, with milk as ideal for young birds and warns against unsuitable ordinary feeds. It details specific ingredient analyses and rough feeding schedules to maximize growth and feather quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Farmer and Stockhveder
Eng
Dan
Jired Stock
Sun Sprouted Potato Seed Bulletin From Ohio Station
The Ohio Experiment Station issues a bulletin on potato culture. Mr Ballou asserts sun sprouted seed is greatly superior to seed kept in a dark warm room. He advises sun-sprouting after freeze danger and exposing seed to direct sunshine on south building shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Ballou
Four Weeks in Sunshine for Seed Potato Sprouts
The article explains exposing seed potatoes to sun creates green sprouts and termer plants, comparing sun treated tubers with dark storage. Ten weeks sunlight yields earlier emerged plants, while soaking seeds before planting helps prevent germ damage and reduces need for scab protection.
Feed the soil to prevent erosion on hillsides
Advice on soil conservation urges feeding the soil all year to stop hillside washouts. Cover hills with grass or crops, brush gully edges to slow erosion, and avoid burning useful brush. Utilize straw and manure to improve moisture and decomposition, preserving soil value.
Famous Prairie Doctor Dr Frank F P Lundy Dead
Canadian papers announce the death of Dr Frank F P Lundy of Portage la Prairie Manitoba. A renowned figure since 1883 he joined the prairie trails before railways joined four routes and was famed for never sending a patient bill or needing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FP. Lundy
Portage la Pratt
Buch
Lundy
Manitoba
Portage
Fred Rivercarte
Fort Garry
Edmonton
Battleford
Calgary
Canadian’ Courier
Resignation Accepted for Rev Charles Aked at Fifth Avenue Baptist
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church unanimously approved the resignation of Rev Charles Aked. The Central News New York record notes a marked difference of ideals between the church and its pastor, stating the step is for the best interests of all concerned.
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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Charles Aked
Central News
New York
Beekeeper Advises Comb Removal to Halt Winter Nosema Spread
The Victorian Apiarists Association president urges removing all unneeded combs at season end to reduce Nosema apis infection. Dr Zunder notes combs harbor disease. wintering with fewer combs may lower infection risk, limit robbing, and protect weak colonies.
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Apiariat’ Assoviation
Fltl
Beuhine
Zunder
China
Etn
Beuhne
Ants in the hive protectors using inverted tins method
A illustrated guide describes a hive protection setup to keep ants out. It uses a shallow box with upright supports in each corner and inverted fruit tins to shield the hive, creating a gap of at least half an inch to block ant access.
Farm Buildings Rules From Professor Davizon
Professor J B Davizon at Town station outlines farm building design rules. He emphasizes central location on farm, dry well drained sites, windbreaks, and proximity to water and town. Buildings should face south west slopes, avoid high hills, and keep house 100 feet from highway with the barn 150 to 390 feet away.
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J. B. Davizon
Bulldinge
Jonathan
Vast timber holdings show railways controlling lands
A government study by Herbert Knox Smith reveals that within the Pacific Northwest and Lake States a few owners including the Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Weyerhauser hold a large share of private timber. The report documents railways and land grants shaping a concentrated timber empire with potential rental control and public-policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Horwill
Daily News
Berny
United States Commissioner of Corporations
Southern Pacific Railway
Weyerhauser Timber Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Herbert Knox Smith
United States
Pacific North-West
Tates
California
Cregeen
Washington
Maho
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ucha
Luster
Simber
Florida
Peres
Northern Pacific
Souther
Pacife
Pacific States
Frank Morrie
Pacific
Abraham Lincoln
Buble
Song
Olympic National Forest
Not a Burglar in Westminster Court Drama
Annie Davis a 38 year old hair specialist and suffrage worker faced burglary charges at Westminster Police Court after a night-time incident at a Palace Street shop. A frightened youth testified how he concealed and seized her as she entered. the case drew laughter and speculation about her suffrage ties. The magistrate ordered her discharge but warned caution in handling prosecutors keys during alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Davis
Lloyd's News
Westmingter
Annie Davia
Palace Street
Catharine Fitzgerald
Quaklands
Norbury
Charles Arthersmith
Sherlock Holmes
Meer Field
Tlere
Walter
Smith
Coronation Customs and Quiet Pranks Recapped by Mrs Wilde
Mrs Wilde discusses the English Coronation Ceremony past and present at Caxton Hall in a League of Empire event. She notes the Bishop's Kiss tradition, William IV's wish to skip it, and three Westminster School boys who sat in the Coronation Chair.
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F. Wilde
Caxton Hall
League of Empire
Newa
Mra Wilde
William IV
Westminster School
Peter Abbott
Himes
Westminster
Wilde
Tower of London
Chariea LA
Sword of Justice
Marquis of
Londonderry
Edward
Ellen’s Useful Satin and Apple Dumpling Recipes
A cracked recipe fragment outlines satin cloth usage with marmalade layers and batter in a bake. It then lists detailed steps for apple dumplings with cored apples, pastry, boiling water bath, and serving with butter sugar and nutmeg. An angel cake and custard directions follow with eggs, flour, butter, sugar, and flavorings and a slow bake.
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Heyer
Walfin
Paulo
Nour
Eur
Homely Fare Winter Pudding Recipes Across Varied Dishes
A column of historic kitchen guidance detailing suet puddings and winter dishes. It covers White Tapioca Soup, Herfatenk and Kidney Pudding, Fish Pudding, Rabbit Pudding, Fig Pudding, Bacon with Potato Cakes, and Baked Golden Pudding with steps, ingredients, and cooking notes. The tone resembles a preserving era culinary feature.
Whimsical Stage Comedy Skits and Rural Chats
A rapid montage of humorous dialogues and social scenes from a rural community show. Characters argue over manners and wit, while others gossip about shops, trains, and courtship. The text volleys between farce and domestic strains with light satire.
Irish Scandal Reports Suicide Burial Controversy
A report from Newtown Waterford notes strong religious prejudice among peasants. Michael Dunphy, who hanged himself, was buried in a family grave but the body was exhumed during the night and left on a footpath. The family later reinterred the remains in a communal grave.
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Ireland
Newtown
O* Waterford
Lloyd's News
Tacmer
Michael Dunphy
Wes
Wulclden
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Kibe
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Hunterpans
Wenry
Mra Sewrich
Desiree
Geotievnen
Guinea
Mather
Pharice
Arthur Saviie
Armner
White
Uren
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Jobo
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