Home Garden Tips and Food Preservation Notes
A collage of home farming advice and recipes from the era. It covers crop rotation to suppress weeds, asparagus bed upkeep, lime or ash soils correction, beef curing with salt and molasses, potato vine mulch for strawberry beds, and a coconut iced sponge cake recipe with detailed steps.
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Mary Currie
Chicago Journal
Hon Edward Eddy Fights Octopus On Coney Island Beach
The Denver Trib reports Hon Edward Eddy, famed Colorado swimmer, battled a mysterious assailant in the surf at Coney Island. In a dramatic struggle he was dragged underwater until rescued by a life boat crew, where the attacker was revealed as a soft-shell crab.
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Edward Eddy
Coney Island
Colorado
Mr. Eddy
Mr Eddy
Dn Scropus
Ecdin
Mrddy
Denver
Milk Making Tips From The Elgin Advocate
Regular milking by one person yields best results. Warm salted water with bran and a handful of oat or corn meal can boost milk. avoid cabbage and wild onion as they taint butter. Fresh grass and clover improve flavor, so dairy cows should have clean pastures and pure water to maintain milk quality.
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Southern Farmer
American Dairyman
Elgin Advocate
New York
Hojes
Chicago
East Liberty
Wanralzin
Expresa C
Wagneton Appliance CO
State St
Sources of Bad Flavor in Butter
An exploration of how butter gains off flavors from cows grazing on weeds, contaminated water, dirty udders, and dust. Cornell Professor Law linked ropy cream to stagnant pool water. other cases tied milking in mud, odor transfer, and open pans to spoiled taste. The article urges diligence to guard butter from contamination.
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Prof. Law
Cornell University
Willard
Feeding Cows for Milk and Proper Diet
In Country Gentleman guidance on dairy nutrition notes milk yield hinges on proper feeding. Two thirds of a cow’s intake preserves life. the remaining third drives production. Emphasizes surplus rations during lactation, green crops, root and grain mixes, corn meal, and limiting cottonseed meal to avoid overfeeding.
Life at the Springfield Armory A Soldier’s Peace Time Life
The piece weighs the pros and cons of army life in peace as contrasted with civilian work. It notes soldiers receive $18 to $25 monthly plus board and clothes, with realistic annual earnings near $240 after expenses. It discusses discipline, education, deserters, and post service employment, including many becoming police officers in Washington and Springfield.
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Sherman
Washington
Springfield
Masa
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