Replanning a Farm For Profit Unearths Change Needs
The bulletin explains when a farm should shift from unprofitable crops and methods. It notes habit can trap farmers in obsolete practices, outlines questions to ask, and suggests consulting agricultural colleges, boards, experiment stations, and extension services for comprehensive farm planning.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Corn Belt
Agricultural College
Board of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
First Execution by Electricity in New York State
William Kemmier, executed at Albany prison on August 6 1890 for wife murder, marked the first use of the electric chair in New York. Modern artists debate sunset color intensities, noting dust and air effects. open country offers broad scenic views.
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Wiliam Kemmier
Albury Prison
New York State
First Tomato Story From Bermuda Seeded In Jail Yard
A long historical note recounts how a Bermudian seed brought to a Pennsylvania jail led to the first tomato. The fruit, born from a hybrid nightshade, tastes like a tomato and ripens from green to red. The tale notes its early perception as ornamental, its growing popularity, and that tomatoes are now canned widely for varied uses.
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Jailbird
Bermuda
Pennsylvania
Wiyl
United States
Bermuda Islands
Nebular hypothesis recalled beside the elusive fourth dimension
The text compares the nebulous nebular hypothesis with the unproven idea of a fourth dimension. It notes both are speculative, hints at discussions of cheaper cuts never seen, and ends on a skeptical, discursive tone about unproven concepts.