Cultivating Gooseberries and Perfection Currants Techniques
Agricultural notes describe soil preparation with manure, planting distances for gooseberries, two year olds for best yield, and autumn care to prevent surface water disturbance. It praises Perfection Currant for beauty and productivity, plus building a strong gate from timber and iron with square posts set firmly.
Dahlias and garden notes and royal mentions blend oddly
A rambled column covers dahlia care with soil, manure, mulching, and bud limits, then switches to portraits of public figures. It recounts Lord Masham’s patent battles, Sir Claude Macdonald’s diplomatic years, and a vivid London fashion snippet on cashmere and embroidery.
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Claude MacDonald
Tokio
Prince Arthur of
Macdonald
Claude
Howe
Thas ‘Hoe
Royal Niger Company
Clende
Pele
Clauds
Lord Masham
King of Patents
Sickess
England
Machara
Mechinery
Feed and Care Guidelines for Young Turkeys
Instructions describe feeding stages from day one to four months, including scalded mash, whole grains, and timing. Recommend small, frequent meals early on and reducing to four then two feedings daily. Advise keeping young birds enclosed for four to five days and careful supervision before full feathering.
A Simple Date Returns to Simple Scene
A garbled fragment mentions two individuals and iron rods in some setting. The text hints at a planned action or event but remains unclear. No clear names, places, or outcomes are established in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larma
Aiba
Denbigh Earls and Nobility in a Fragmentary Tale
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bets Bedolgh, Robert Basil Aloysius Augustine Fielding, ninth Earl of Denbigh and eighth Earl of Desmond, with references to Hapeburg and Raeinfelden Hiapsburge. It hints at a court scene with a kingly palace and a rainbow trout but provides no coherent event or outcome.
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Ord Denbigh
Butooge
Robert Basil Aloysius Augustine Fielding
Earl of
Latest London and Paris fashions by Ida Meller column
Ladies column notes fashion in winter toilettes with short sleeves and open fronts. It highlights embroidered gowns, tailor made costumes, and the shifting style toward practical coverage for chill weather.
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London
Paris
Ida Meller
Erene
Dainty Neckwear Shapes Fashionable Iridescent Bows
The group of little bows and collars sketches fashionable neckwear for the young miss. Embellished with chiffon muslin and ribbon, these pieces from the talon or stash in the box inspire simple, pretty uses in various outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choilette
Ines
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Cocaider
Imabies
the Dahlia
Angel Ofala
Ason
Tal-al-Kabir
Snent