Farm and Garden Tips From a Bygone Era
A collage of practical notes on farming and home economics. It covers preventing rabbits on fruit trees with lamp black and milk, soil cultivation improving rainfall absorption, economical cattle fencing, sorghum as fodder, pumpkin and squash feeding benefits, a Valparaiso squash yield claim, and simple recipes for drawn butter sour milk pancakes and potato bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdieth
Villadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences
H. A
Texas
Maryland
Kansas
A. H. Gaston
Marshall County
Milnois
Gaston
Valparaiso
Eggs and Ham Centerpiece Method for Eggs in Patties
Household hints describe a method to cook eggs in buttered patty tins without disturbing yolks, placed on ham slices on a hot platter. Steps include broiling bread crusts, pouring eggs into tins, and avoiding oven door closure for a puffed white finish. Also included are FIG PUDDING and LEMON PUDDING recipes with chopped figs, bread, suet, nuts, eggs, and citrus flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basiaret
Professor misreads oats tale ends in sawdust scandal
An agricultural professor deserts editing for farming but orders fifty bushels of sawdust misreads as oats. The gag reveals his ego and poor handwriting. The merchant and printer expose the mistake, forcing the professor to admit defeat and sell his farm, returning to the editorial room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cuiligo Philemsbury
Professor Kent
Colonel Subberly
Ask
Imine
Conrae
Colonal
Jackson
Gentemen
Arkansaw
Death of William H Cannon the Delaware slave owner
A long obituary recalls William Hollington Cannon of Seaford Delaware once famed as the wealthiest slave owner in the region. He died penniless after a lifetime of fortune, philanthropy and failed schemes, leaving a single mourner the Quaker mistress of his mansion while his former lover and allies moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Seaford
Maryland
William Hofington Cannon
Congress
Virginia-Maryland-Del
Hhis County
Asher
Amon
Sussex
New York
William Hollington Cannonsyer
Philadelphia
Navys Yard
Mr. Cannon
Hin
William Hof‘ington Cannon
Profita
Scott
William Hollington Cannon
Madison Sqsare
William Hofington
Alou
Imansion
Jaye
New York Times
Brule County Fair Grounds Noted for Top Grounds and Track
The Brule County Agricultural Fair Grounds adjoin the townsite and is considered among the best in the Territory with a good half mile track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule County
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Barry
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Day Gould
Wall Street
Wileliam Hottiington Cinnon
Neigh
Ian
Journaham
Hite Ayan
Teeus
Otis Congolin
Cipally Realdauts
New Orleans
Ie Arminrend
Erik
Walliesernone
Ordianks Kisita
Eariant
Bieiva Powined
Attorneys At Law
Kimball, Odiee Ovoef
Dakota
Rhlors
C.C. Nlorrroow
Midge
Byrnes
Tor
Henry & Orcutt’s Bank
Pioneer Market
J. M. Percy
Prop
Iikarn Wall
Cary & Jefferson
Main
Kimball Dake
Mark Ward
REDED
Kimball
Ated Near the
Cen
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mitchell
Chamberlain
D. Warner
Ohio
Liliana
Alinda
G. J. Ross
M.D
1St
Main St. Calla
Ohio Medical College of Cincinnati
State Medical Society of
Iowa
W. C. Morris
Y. E. Miller
Kiapann
Farmers & Traders Bank
Walker
Lori
The
Land Ofloo
Atty
USS
Warners
Patrick Quirk
Cape Es
Saleratus Soda Bastion
D. E. Wells
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