Agricultural and Pastoral Notes From the Farm
The article discusses fodder values comparing lucerne hay with wheaten chaff and bran, recommending rations for working horses to reduce feed costs. It notes lucerne’s higher nutritive value, possible substitutions for maize, and safe bran usage, plus a veterinary note on bran and lucerne in work. It also covers cattle feeding trials, broken comb disposal, and a fumigation method using cyanide and sulfuric acid to control moths and pests in bee products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne Bay
Lucerne
Ensignon Maida
Ent
Borane
Chief Inspector of Agricultura
Tamworth
Maine
Bees and Honey Fumigation and Wax Mote Control
Fumigation methods for bees and honey to control wax moth and infestations. Instructions suggest treating infested rooms, covering areas to prevent moths from spreading, and steps aimed at preserving combs while eradicating pests.
Poultry Expert Offers Advice For Winter Yearling Flock Care
The Agricultural Gazette outlines how the next three months test poultry farmers, especially in in-door management, culling, and marking pullets to optimize egg yield and expenses. It advises keeping only profitable birds, marking each season’s pullets, and prioritizing laying stock in early life stages for better returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Mays
Currant
Early moulters and winter readiness in poultry
The article discusses how some birds moult early and become poor layers. It notes that birds that moult early may not lay well again until winter and emphasizes following sensible seasonal expectations to avoid continued poor performance.
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Cass
Forcpa
Renlson
Howe
Cure of Habitual Criminals Reformed by Humane Efforts
A historical report discusses reform efforts for habitual criminals led by the Prisoners' Aid Association. It highlights Tony Heath, once a seasoned burglar, who through testing and steady employment shown in the farm and forestry work, earned a chance to turn his life around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisoners’ Aid Association
First Ofendort
Tony
Bisek
Willard
Mores
Theo
Sie
Angel Emough
Alforta
Reignation
Freestia
A Victorian serialized romance continues with hospital scenes
The chapter centers on Robert recovering after a perilous sea incident. Betty is saved from drowning, and families gather at the Daisy to comfort him. Dr. Brown and Mrs. Brown care for the injured as Gerald, Sam, and friends share relief and thanks.
Wall Papers and Lighting: A Study in Illumination
An illustrated piece from Gas Logic shows how wall paper color affects interior light. Five color booths share the same lamp but vary in reflected illumination from 50 percent to near daylight, robin's egg blue and salmon pink among the brightest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Logic
Consolidated Cine Company
Robert EB. Livingstone
New York Herald
Senna
Walla
Ita Gate
Ite
Transcontinental Railways and Fast Pacific Lines to Australia
The article discusses potential routes shortening the London to Australia voyage to 16 or 17 days via a transcontinental railway linking India and Australia or by 25 knot Pacific steamers from Vancouver or San Francisco to Sydney. It notes plans for a tollway to India and possible Panama Canal impacts on future Europe Australia sea links.
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London
Australia
Eay
Victoria
New Booth Welee
Mediterranean
America
Vancouver
San Francisco
Aus
India
West
Melbourne
Sydney
Pacific Ocean
Bydney
Panama Canal
Europe
Mending Hearts After Waugh Incident
In a troubled household, Mrs Waugh and her son Robert lean on kindness as they await news from the doctor. A friend helps care for the family, while Glen returns home injured but hopeful, and the doctor reassures recovery as the family seeks strength from near neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Daar
Glen
Hugh
Baring
Ceedy
Bevala
Mr. Waugh
Betty Waugh’s Recovery and Family Ties at Linden Cottage
The scene centers on Mire Waugh and her family as Betty Waugh slowly recovers under care at Linden Cottage. Robert Waugh shows concern, Mrs Brown and Gerald navigate family dynamics, and Hugh supports Betty while secret hopes and affection surface among relatives.
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Robert
Hobert
Hass
Linden Cottage
Betty Marks
Mr. Waugh
Mim
Rose
Hugh
Waugh
Robert Waugh
Ella
Ghon
Gerald
Meg
England
Ubonite
Kila
Mee Brown
Ygander
Landen Cottage
Maehve
Glen
Land of
Mia
Billa
Mack
Weauke
Hetey Lote
Chloe
Cain
Macy
Bob
Bam
Ana Waugh
Almahee
Fragmented court fragment with oblique remarks and oath
A garbled court scene fragment shows a judge, defendants, and odd phrases about oath taking and orders. The text wanders through names and phrases, making concrete details unclear and leaving the legal action and participants hard to identify.
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Agricultural and Pastoral Notes
Hon. Georgs
Minsk
Agricul
Eas Piseine Gece
Othcore
United States
Carter
Algeternia
Beos
Thair
Hien
Tony Heath
Selseci OL Era Iere
Dora Russell
Rive
Galden
Oorrnkrer
Furberr
Cecilion
Emerion
Sam Dor
Wald Herbert
Brown
Gem
Betty
Hoss
Ferald
Jane
Betty Bern
Bir
Gereld
Imat
Eile
Hetty
Toni Ella
Beatty
Botey
Bone
Glen's
Elle
Mr. Wang
Lee
Heath Duff
Isda Sthedtis
Sean
Aarm
Chaiter
Bacan
Bacon
Marina Mmatier
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