Poultry Tips on Feeding and Mite Control in Warm Weather
This column warns to avoid tainted meat and prohibit feeding scraps in heat while using proper nutrients such as wheat and milk. It advises keeping fowls in separate quarters to prevent mite infestation, maintaining lean, active hens, and sprinkling runs with lime. It also discusses breed color in relation to plumage and provides notes on incubation, fertilization, and egg handling for poultry keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
The Flat Dwellers From Encyclopedia Japonica
Odd antiquarian note describes a race of flat dwellers living in stacked rooms with wells as courts for refuse. Each flat housed sleeping cells, a peculiar stove like instrument, and a central cook and janitor, with divorces common due to nervous pestoration. The piece cites Prof Hokie and notes children were offensive to officials, leading to the extinction of flat dwellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shikangho
Hokie
Hoklo
A Human Chameleon From Ithaca’s Medical Oddity
Warren Harris of Ithaca New York is described by Cornell medical professors as a rare color changing man whose skin shifts with air quality from purple in humid heat to pale blue in brisk air. The condition stems from a congenital heart hole causing oxygen-poor blood to mix, with Harris living to age 27 after a difficult early life and surviving in a region of misinterpretation and medical interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Warren
Harris
West Green Street
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University Medical College
Mr. Harris
Troy
Daniel Harris
Sarah Pelpher Harris
Danby
Tempekins County
Slater
Flarrin
Mugene Haker
Cornell Medianl College
Dhiilos
Han
Horiahiaita
Painting the Eiffel Tower Victims and Paint Tonnage Highlight 1907
A Paris special recounts the deadly repainting saga of the Eiffel Tower. Five men killed across 1889 1900 1907 due to dangerous rigging and failures. It notes thirty tons of paint required for a coat and outlines the tower’s vast scale and capacity for visitors and wireless signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Biffel Tower
Ghade
Dead Sea
Oscar Wilde
Puvis de Chavannes
Eifel Tower
Bullden
Hfe
Inet
Dlinvet
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
St. Paul's
St. Paul
Witvel Tower
Cologne Cathedral
Bloger
Liberty Street
Proadway
New York
Elender
Nisan Culle
Use Newspapers For Household Tasks In An Old Guide
A print tips list extols newspapers as versatile helpers in home care. It advises stuffing porch cushions, wiping utensils, dust control on carpets, polishing lamp chimneys and windows, and cleaning bottles with shredded pages and soda. It recommends keeping a pile of newspapers handy for easy cleanup.
97 Year Old Nahum Humphrey Remembers Lafayette Visit
The Howton Post notes Springfield resident Nahum P. Humphrey, now 97, recalls meeting General Lafayette during the leader’s 1825 New York to Boston route. Humphrey describes joining locals in Northampton, entering the Warner hotel, and Lafay ette’s dignified reception amid crowds and guards as the procession moved on to Worcester.
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Howton
Kiig
Lafayette
Nahum P. Humphrey
Eltisen
Springfield
Butker Hill
Humphrey
Linden Street
Josscelyn
Oliven Smith
South Hadley
Warner Hotel
Northampton
Entiro Thay Lhotel
Atalrs
Eleimiast
She
Tine
Hindley
Oliver Silts
Worcester
Train Robber Era Ended in Indiana After Reno Gang
William A. Pinkerton told an audience at the International Association of Chiefs of Police convention in Jamestown that train robbery grew from hold ups in mining camps and often involved brothers. He recounted the Reno gang's rise and fall near Seymour, Indiana, the deaths of lawmen, and the end of Indiana train robberies after Reno gang members were lynched following a $90,000 Adams Express heist. He warned that two thirds of hold up criminals die by violence or prison and that no crime pays.
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William A. Pinkerton
International Association of Chiefs ' Police
Jamestown
Pinkerton
Tome
John
Frank
Sim
411
Rettenhouse Brothers
Miles Brothers
James K
Joe
Indiana
Farrington Brothers
Lewes
Hillary
West Tennessee
James Brothers
Jeane
Younger
Cole
Jim
John Kim Bob
Logan Brothers
Harvey
Lonny
Collins Brothers
Sam Bass
Joel
William and
Albert
McDaniels Brothers
Jesse James
Bud
William
Missouri
Dalton Brothers
Gill
Hob
Emmett
Gratton
Kansas
Burrows Brothers
Rube and
Labama
Sontag Brothers
George
Minnesota
Gates Brothers
California
Jones ‘Brothers
McCarthy Brothers
Tom Is
Bil
Colorado
Cook Brothers
Bill
Arkansas
Dalton
Yarver and Fitzpatrick Brothers
Texas
Adams Express Company
Allan Pinkerton
Tthe Express
Seymour
Rockford
Reno Brothers
Renos
Ind
Albert Sparks
Henry Moore
John Gerrold
Thomas Henry
Waterloo
John Reno
Gallatin
Reno
Indiana Line
Missouri Penitentiary
Adama Express
America
Haczardous
United States
Poultry Hygiene and Care for July Heat
The article advises strict cleanliness for drinking vessels and coops to prevent bowel trouble, recommends kerosene emulsion and coal tar dips for mites, insect powder for chicks, and safe burning of infested cloths. It stresses shade, clean water from wells, and proper housing like slatted coops to protect chicks, plus moult timing for breeding stock and egg production strategies.
Making Baga Prom the Minneapolis Journal Hiram Boots
A garbled 1910s style column references Baga and Prom, Hiram Boots of McReeower, and a tale of farming, fruit yields, and market prices. The text mentions four cents per Devon and efforts by growers amid weather and market pressure, with unclear names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Minneapolis
Hiram Boots
McReeower
Swote
Hirai
Ces
Suggestions for House Keepers From a Damaged Text
A fragmented guide on kitchen care and cleaning practices. It advises avoiding hot water for certain dishes and suggests cold water for others. It cautions against scouring interiors of pots, hot soap use, and overheating utensils. It mentions boiling water on stains and using soda with cold rinses.
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Nret
Ege
Willie
Washington
Archlteet
Berlin
Pouldon
Port Vendres
Mediterranean
Madrid
Captain Ferrier
Eiffel Tower Stock Company
James
James Home
James Boys
Erline
Kentucky
Sleehires
Black Bart
Nehwayman
Ban Francisco
Peron
Foor Joltan
Tag Batuie Au
Ban Quentin
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