The London Live Stock Journal on Cows and Feed Effects
The article discusses milk quality in Jersey cows, noting ropiness often stems from feed and water. It warns about improper milk handling, and suggests modest remedies like epsom salts and hyposulphite. It stresses value of whole milk and warns skimmed milk with fats may be nearly equal in usefulness.
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London Live Stock Journal
Selactingys
Jersey
Suromer
New England
Bey “Wall
Breeding Dairy Stock and the Ideal Cow
A discussion of dairy breeding explains that milk yield, quality, and disposition depend on inherited traits and management. Three dairy types exist: high volume, high fat content, and high quality cheese milk, with an ideal cow balancing large milk with desirable quality and good temperament under steady care. The piece cites Prof. Morrow and notes New Orleans plans to honor Margaret Oughery, plus a bizarre incident involving a head in a barrel and Georgia reporting a 400,000 bushel sweet potato surplus.
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Prof. Morrow
Fall and deep plowing debated by farmers and experts
The article weighs pros and cons of fall plowing versus spring plowing, noting fall work can cover more area, improve drainage, and wait for frost effects, while spring tillage can be better for loose soils and avoid overworking clay. It also covers deep versus shallow plowing, subsoil use, drainage needs, moisture considerations, and regional soil variations with practical guidance.
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Jéks Lafigne
W. Y. World
Evolution of Matches Through the Ages in Europe
The article notes half a box daily users and traces match origins from tinder and lucifers in England circa 1832 to a Viennese anniversary. It mentions early six inch brimstone sticks tipped with sulfur, and a 1425 introduction of the Eupyrion apparatus using sulfuric acid in asbestos with two inch matches.
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Debereimer
Bryant
May
Babbage
Europe
London
England
France
Americ
America
Vienna
Fox
Burke
Johnson
Preparing Skeleton Leaves from Knowledge Directions
A Knowledge correspondent outlines a method to prepare skeleton leaves. Steps include boiling with soap, layering leaves, simmering until pulp loosens, brushing off green matter, bleaching with lime solution, washing, drying, and mounting stems. Also notes Empress of Germany’s heat protection by turf roof and an upcoming centennial cotton exposition in Louisiana or related region.
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New Orleans
Margaret Oughery
The
Orphan Asylum
That City
Aan Bnplien
Germany
National Cotton Planters’ Association
New York
Ssa
Weastern
YE Amy
Ulster—Creamery
Holcoe Dairy
Shingha
Bast Liverty
Woner
Baltinonre
Resvoottu'ly
G. Snyder
John Morgan
Tenkar
Gacon
Alltogel
V. Becker
Altos
Atylos
Vincent Treckhr
H. J. Grawburg
Paoblis Square
Henry Ill
Koups Toe
Ataple Groceries
A.C. Weis
Musica Morchandia
First Clase
Col Ind Goo
A.C Weis
A. Kiefer
Indianapolis
Ind
Jeneing
Chicago & Alton Rik
Lacon
Stexmaboot
Prssengers Frostand
Henry
Expresa Nod Bini
Accon
Wathington
Armive
Chicago
Dwight
Buffalo
Boston
Springfield
Pittsburg
Starrinburg
Baltimore
Wyshington
Milwaukee
Mudhaun
Wig
Prario da Chien
LaGrosag
Staul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Parker’s
Parker
Hiscox & Co, N
Alzesad
R’s Parke
Licoz
T Co
Dealora
Droge
Floreston
John Linden
Bolal
Cleveland
Ohio
Curcaco
Rock Island & Pacific R’yy
Great Central Line
Atlantic
Pacifico
Joliet
Peoria
Ottawa
la Balle
Genesco
Nollne
Amy Road
Missouri River
ST. Paul
Seneoa
Kankakee
Newport News
Richmond
Cincinnati
la Payette
Council Bluffs
United States
Canada
R. R. Cable
E. ST. John
Vine-Pres
T & Gon
Den't T'k
T & Poss't Ag
Landreths
Dniour and
Armel
David Lanpreth
Philadelphia
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