Dairy rivals push olive oil milk scheme and price pressures
A discussion from the New England Farmer and Elgin Advocate warns Western dairymen about dairy product competition. It cites Vermont butter versus Western creamery butter price gaps and notes attempts to mix milk with olive oil as a supposed scheme. It also mentions apple and corn meal additives for milk production and the impact on farm fertility and phosphatic fertilizer use.
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Gogland
Wisconsin
Pad Aia
Skast
Iowa
Boston
Vermont
England
Fromrwitich
New York
West
New England
Alajor Alvord
Newland
Mississippi
Because
Ilinois
Elgin
Influence of Dairying on workers in Australia farms
Englishmen shifting to sheep herding in remote Australia lose refinement, while dairying in factory regions shapes workers to punctuality and business focus. The essay notes dairy communities improve roads, drainage, water supply, and stock care, with farmers tending thrift and stability. strong incentives arise from milk profits, prices, books, and conventions.
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Australia
Gus
Oucesamt Dairy
Ermers
Chicago Times
Turning Horses to Grass is Harmful, Says Farmer
An older farming article warns against abrupt changes from dry grain to green pasture for horses. It argues such shifts disturb digestion, weaken muscles, and raise illness risk, recommending gradual adjustments, bran mashes, oil cake, and avoiding forced turnout in poor weather.
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Nun
National Live Stock Journal
Perils of Mining in Pennsylvania Anthracite Mines
The past year reports 273 miners killed and over 2000 injured in Pennsylvania's anthracite mines. Most fatal accidents were roof falls and gas explosions. Mines districts across Schuylkill and Wyoming valleys are overseen by inspectors chosen by a county board. merit rarely guides selection.
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Lackawanna Valley
Scranton
Cor Chicago Times
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Wyoming
Thas
Avondass
Last of the Sobieskis in Neuherlsdorf Weaving
The London Telegraph notes Count Sobieski and his descendant, a former Polish noblewoman now a factory hand in Neuherlsdorf. The piece frames her as the last of an illustrious line, highlighting ancestral grandeur faded into poverty and labor. The story juxtaposes royal lineage with precarious modern livelihood.
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Neuhersdorf
Count Jacob Sobieski
Vienna
John Sobieski
Prague
Sobieski
Veronese Cohier Marquis
Countess Sobieski
London Telegraph
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V. Becker
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Comer Pablo Square
Henry, Ill
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A.C. Weis
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Chicago & Alton Rbr
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Washington
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McMullen
Chicago
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Hiscox & Co
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