Pampering and health risks in open air living discussed
The article argues overeating harms health more than starvation, praising open air living to combat consumption. It cites Explorer Hubbard’s death report, a New York wedding cake theft, and warns that pampering breeds weakness. It also debates strikes as hell for workers, public, and economy, urging arbitration over conflict.
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Hubbard
Labrador
Wallace
New York
Sarah Turner
Frank Kubart
Sarah
Hame
Jovers
Amalgamated Association of Thieves and Secon
Boston
Trousseau
Bishop Spauiding
Congressional Committee For A National Arbitration Commission
Gen. Sherman
John Mitchell
Feed Influence on Egg Yolks Shapes Color and Texture
Studies with hens show yolk color depends on diet. Hens fed milk wheat oats bran and munching yield pale yolks with thinner whites and less consistency, while those fed corn produce deep yellow yolks that hold shape when broken.
Beauty of Wild Flowers Used With Shruba as Park Decorations
A note highlights wild flowers used with Shruba for park and road decorations, praising their beauty and effectiveness as ornamental elements in public spaces.
Dairy Notes on Drives and Forage in Madison Wisconsin
In Madison Wisconsin a voluntary subscriber group maintains about 30 miles of macadam drives around the city, decorated with wild flowers and shrubs to enhance scenic views. The piece discusses forage protein needs for dairy cows, comparing alfalfa and clover with other feeds, and notes the value of a Babrock milking machine for small groups to share costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Farm Press
Madison
Wis
Madison Drives
Wisconsin
Change Color by Feed in Poultry Skins
A Canadian authority claimed white or yellow skin in poultry can be produced by feeding. Milk, barley, wheat and peas yield white skins, while yellow corn yields yellow skins. Experiments confirm Plymouth Rock chickens can vary skin color by diet, with New England fowl paler due to wheat and barley rich feeds versus western yellow corn diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
New England
Setting Strawberry Bed With Strategic Planting Steps
HY Walter E Andrews explains spring strawberry bed setting for city-market quality berries. He advocates yearly bed renewal, narrow matted rows 43 inches apart, 15 to 20 inch plant spacing, three-person labor for efficiency, and removing fruit buds from sets. Pistillate varieties favored with occasional fertilizing types, cultivation starting with bed setup and continuing through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Andrews
Associated Farm Press
Hank Peters and the Croquet Dream in Lonely Farm
Sunday afternoon Hank Peters visits Deacon Pepperton and learns the farm feels abandoned as Mrs Pepperton laments loneliness. The deacon, sensing trouble, reveals Hank's plan to entertain with a croquet ground, swing, hammocks, and a rubber-tired buggy for the children, provoking mixed pride and concern about extravagant treats at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henk Peters
Deseeg Beppe Tans
Hank
Flank
Wilsav
Peters
Mary
New Harrys
Pepe Yerten
Mrs. Pepperton
Hank Peters
Dracon
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Cleansing Cure
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a remedy for eczema pimples and other skin eruptions claiming they cleanse the blood and build up the system. Cites testimonials including J G Hines of Franka Illinois and Miss Alvina Walter of Algona Wisconsin as cures for skin conditions and chafed skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. G. Hines
Franka
Alvina Walter
Algona
Wis
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Tion
Bill Phillips
Epring
Castoria Meritans
Thum
Mark Hanna
Senator Hanna
Ohio
Mark T. Thompson
Rio Vista
Hanna
Miller Purvis
East Market Street
Indiana
Milan
East Asia
Hunter's
Columbia National Bank
Safe Deposit
M. B. Wilson
A. A. Barnes
L. P. Newby
J. W. F.C. Golt
W. K Sproule, Jr
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
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