Agricultural Letter Urges Better Soil and Crop Care
A Hamilton Spectator supplement presents practical farming guidance on improving soil fertility through careful manuring, soil amendments, and crop selection. It discusses plant food needs, use of manure and artificial fertilizers, windbreaks for fruit trees, moisture and disease management, and recommending selective tree growth to protect crops from strong gales and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondimary
Abelwr
Anne
Chicago Exposition Part II Details Power and Pavilions
The article describes the Administration Building as the crown of the Chicago Exposition site, with four corner pavilions, a central dome, and extensive transportation depots nearby. It notes the planned cost around 450,000 dollars, architectural design by Richard M. Hunt, and references major exhibits from Syria, Pennsylvania, California beekeepers, and the Casa Grande ruins. Machinery Hall by Peabody and Stearns is highlighted for its grandeur, along with plans for public school and university displays, and upcoming participation by Belgium and Washington State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gt Ita
Whim Bolly Bulldine
Richard M. Heat
New York
American Institute of Architects
Io Helgut
Peabody and Stearns
Borton
Buli
Ria
Public School Commission
Stara
Ohio
Belgium
Washington State
Alice Athore
Spokane
Washington State Building
Architect Skilling
Seattle
Chicago
Jone 10
Ancient city ruins and irrigation relics attract scientific interest
European explorers visited Ponca de Leon in 1538 led by Gabeza de Vace. A ruined vast city, its ditches and reservoirs survive on plains, with 100000 occupants in its peak. Rain of Com Grande, brick walls, and charred rafters reveal fire destruction. The Arissoa exhibit may display minerals, fruits, woods, and onyx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabeza de Vace
Ponca de Leon
Gerunada
Com Grande
Caientista
Cass Grands
Arissoa
Contrasting Exposition Notes and Local Anecdotes Around Park and Waterways
Descriptive fragments cover park shoreline sites and the World’s Fair plan for a French exhibit, plus local tales of a New London schooner project. Included are anecdotes on land tenure in Yorkshire, Eton boys fleeing to America, a bishop’s stipend in Australia, and social commentary on hats and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erat
Chizago
Lawrence
Mie
Stoke
Tripyem Alwo
Oxtactaien
Eylae
Lady Jamagers
Chicago
Pegoryvania
Hervical
New London
Macy
Harry Waco Milbank
Cleveland
Esta
A. V
Milbank
Doke
Powlett Milbank
Wd Sons
Lnodlord-And-Tees
Fald
Yorkshire
Tne
Scotchman
Hothfield
Self
Hhis Noble Lindlord
Eton
Atlantic
United States
London
Hassmen
America
Abcord
Thosia
Aoghose
England
Herbert Maxwell
Dom
Prince of Wales
Housebound Boiled Baits and Oyster Patties
A muddled old recipe fragment describes preparing oyster patties by layering oysters on buttered toast and steaming under a pan cover. It also mentions Swan's Cream and several dessert and savory fillings, with instructions and ingredients garbled, including padding fish and various sauces.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Spectator
UR Agericultural Lettee
Gomercun
California Bee Keepers’ Association
Pica Beorg
Bos
California
Acinvasi
North America
Laks
Serema
Uideby Sida
Es Frebnamderang
Smith
Ile
Sonsiss
al Acd
Licey
Asenaemitiss
Sesmracey
Esa Lea
Ud Gleefos
Aination
Vandin
Housebuold Biats
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