Archduke Crown to Crown Queen Alexandra In Ceremony
Archbishop of Canterbury Frederick Temple, primate of all England, selected to place the imperial crown on Queen Alexandra. The 70 year old leader will officiate, chosen over the Archbishop of York by the court of claims as the official crown bearer.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Canterbury
Queen Alexandra
England
Frederick Temple
All England
York
Court of Claims
Railroad track hung in midair near Brindisi
A breakdown on the Italian railway about four miles from Brindisi delayed the Cairo mail train by twenty four hours. The embankment, standing for over thirty years, was overwhelmed by exceedingly heavy rains filling up the gap.
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Brindisi
Cairo
Triflea Accessories Shine In Elegant Summer Dress Details
The piece stresses how trifles elevate attire from ordinary to elegant. It highlights collars, belts, veils, purses, and jewelry as essential details, notes black silk undercollars, embroidered lace, velvet ribbons, and black white contrasts, and observes light skirts with hip flare and small ruffles.
Message to the woman who would be Indi vidual and Inspiration
A call to self knowledge and personal growth urges the Individual to face her own nature and shortcomings. It counsels solitude when possible and daily personal reflection as vital, likening Sabbath observance to physiological benefits and self-communion as a blessing.
Evening waist of pastel green pean de sole description
The text describes an evening waist in pastel green pean de sole with dross and ficelle lace. A silk ribbon of the same shade runs along the front, knotted on the left side, with matching trimming on the outer edges and aligned to the lace fronts.
New and Dressy Ideas in Fashion Gowns
Several handsome gowns are shown featuring deep circular trains with a contrasting Rounce panel. The skirt, sleeves, and yoke echo the upper portion, creating a coordinated, dressy silhouette.
Charming House town dress description from Le Luxe
The passage outlines a reception gown in fawn poplin with a six plaited bow corsage, shoulder plaits, and a full blouse. Velvet waistcoat and girdle feature, with a white plastron trimmed by black velvet straps. Skirt is side and back pleated, stitched at the tips for a graceful flare, as noted in Le Luxe.
Women Should Sleep More Says Specialist Record
A physician and nervous disorders expert urges women to sleep at least nine hours at night and an afternoon nap. He argues women lack time for proper rest, sacrificing essential sleep to finish daytime tasks and read late at night when the household is quiet.
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New England
Daly
Sleeves Show Variation Across Sleeves and Coats
Sleeves vary in Sleeven styles with flaring likely to prevail on coats. Basque and Louis coats feature more elaborate sleeves. The ejon blouse offers a dressy sleeve with a back opening from wrist to elbow, rounded and puffed with lace, fastened by braid loops and crochet but not over the elbow.
How Successful Farmers Operate This Department of the Farm
An Irish Homestead note discusses dairy and poultry care with focus on milch cow winter management. Veterinary talks push byre comfort, favor a stable 68 F, warn against air build up from closed spaces, and advise heating barns in extreme cold to protect health and steady milk yield. It notes temperature control affects lactation. consistent yields matter more than brief spikes.
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Veterinary Medical Association
Pottie
Forage Crops and Grains to Supplement Dairy Pastures
The article advocates using rye in early spring to build feed reserves and sowing rye after last plowing to provide green feed after the corn crop. It highlights sorghum as a dependable midsummer to autumn crop, hardy and productive, yielding fodder for winter when cured. C I Curtiss emphasizes soil renovation and weed control benefitting dairy farming.
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C. I. Curtiss
Pasture Upgrades Boost Iowa Farm Yields
The Iowa Experiment Station director warns future land value will press for more grain. Pasture lands may wear out like tilled soil unless managed. Experiments on Iowa college farm pastures show clover seed applied to blue grass increases yield by 5 percent and improves grass density and longevity. Top dressing in fall or winter with spring harrowing yields best pastures, which should be left undisturbed by plowing.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa College
Keep Up the Milk Flow By Proper Year Round Feed
A dairy writer stresses careful breeding and inherited excellence may fail without adequate feed. The successful dairyman must preplan for feed supply every month of the year, not only winter. The hardest test comes in the summer with rising costs and lulls in tropical heat, when milk output tends to drop without steady nourishment.
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Weason
Pedigree and registry prove no guarantee of beef quality
Professor Mumford warned that a high bred bloodline does not ensure individual excellence in cattle. He explained that registries accept offspring from registered parents, so a pedigree alone cannot guarantee quality. He warned against relying on grade bulls in breeding and emphasized prepotency from long selective breeding.
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Mumford
Chicago
A Serviceable Coop for Poultry Runs
A coop shown in the illustration has several advantages over most coops. A portion of the run is covered by a board roof, protecting birds from sun and rain while allowing free exercise and flight. It can be modified for easy cleaning and simple handling of the brood.
Fowls Should Avoid Pepper and Lime Supplements
Readers are urged to stop feeding flocks peppery spices and dubious tonics. Masthead advice favors replacing roosters seasonally, cross mating young cocks with old hens for vigor, and ensuring lime in the diet to prevent soft shelled eggs. Fraudulent red albumen remains a cautionary tale against selling useless mixtures under agricultural papers.
Fragmentary note on animal exterior inspecting interior quality
A partial text notes that from exterior examination a fifty degree estimate can be made of interior quality. It references joints and hooded features in a cryptic way. The source lacks clear names events or places.
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Vrom
iLen Gioints
Mealow foxtall grodniea an alia jaed of feed
Navite a very succu lat and leafy growth. The item appears to be a plant or feed supplement discussed as nutritious and highly palatable for stock, though the text is garbled.
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