Farm wisdom and evergreen protections urge steady farming
A rural column extols constant effort in stock keeping and market savvy. It highlights vigilant care for cattle and hogs, prudent feeding, and using premier stock to build wealth, while noting evergreen screens as winter protection and value for homes. It also honors Francis William Loudon, originator of the Loudon Raspberry, praising his horticultural innovations and lasting contributions to fruit varieties.
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Chicago
Post
Sigournay
Wisconsin Horticulturist
Charley Blinn
Francis William Loudon
Louden
Widconsin
Walt of
Editors Judge Manuscripts in a Busy Field
The New York Independent article mocks writers who submit work unseen, noting editors skim piles fast. It describes common openings and the quick discard of dull lines, praising decisive cuts and quick judgments in reading manuscripts.
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Atory
New York Independent
Insects as Hoodoos and Mosquitoes Threaten Empire
Readers confront the role of insects in disease and empire as mosquito borne malaria hinders colonization and civilization in Africa. The piece notes the broader ecological impact of vectors, compares seeds and pollen spread to disease dispersion, and cites colonial era concerns about expansion and health conditions.
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Central Africa
de Peidly
Ugia
Market Street Cafe Prank and Moral Tales Echo in Clippings
A matteluxl dined with a hat tied by twine, amusing diners as he ate at a Market Street cafe while coat and hat were hung on a rack. The compilation then shifts to a Philadelphia Record note praising honesty in Josland, recounting two thefts and a German’s mild punishment, followed by a Detroit Journal quip about a proud husband and a humorous Indianapolis Journa y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Philadelphia
Josland
Jooke
Leaves Close Early Despite Warmer Night in Hothouse Planting
A Washington Star report notes a strange plant behavior where leaves curl and close at dusk even in a controlled hothouse. Experts suggest the closing is caused by slight temperature changes or humidity, contradicting expectations of a simple heat-driven response.
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Parente
Harper’y Buzar
Batanluty
Waiaet
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