Woman's World Glimpses at Renan and Women's Rise
A digest of notes on Renan's memory of his sister Henriette and her sacrifices, Rosa Bonheur’s palette linked to a Minneapolis display, remarks on the Genius of Woman at the Atlanta Exposition, Eleanor Richards and Helen Gould advancing education and law, and a nod to the first U.S. Woman's Suffrage convention in Seneca Falls in 1818, plus a note on cycling attire evolving from bloomers to skirts.
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America
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iGov Richards
Wyoming
Mills College
Oakland
Cal
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World’s Dispensary Medal Association
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Pedigreed seed and careful selection for better crops
Riverside Dis pays Orange, editor J. D. Winsupr shares a seed breeding philosophy urging farmers to rigorously select seed corn and small grains. He argues long term, steady selection can raise yields, stressing early fall seed choices, thorough curing, and testing over multiple years to establish superior varieties.
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Farming Then and Now: New Demands on the Modern Farmer
A Farm Journal perspective argues rural progress requires farmers to read, study, and observe beyond home practices. It urges adopting new varieties, modern tools, understanding pests, dairy methods, weather, markets, and even political economy to safeguard wealth and national welfare. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder World’s Fair Highest Award.
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Agricultural Q and A from Mt Palatine column discussion
The column covers lime in soil as a stimulant with mixed usefulness, ashes as potash, and sand plaster mixed with manures. It condemns out-of-season shooting of prairie chickens and urges farmers to protect insectivorous birds. It notes horse nettle as a persistent weed near Lacon and suggests frost protection for vines by watering the soil and proper pruning. Deep plowing and occasional subsoiling to 10 12 inches improves moisture storage for corn, noting soil structure.
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