Fishy butter defect linked to trimethylamine study
The New Zealand Dairyman reports a Melbourne lecture by Thomas Cherry on fishy butter caused by trimethylamine from various microbes. It can enter via milk, cream, butter, wash water, or salt, and varies with temperature and salt. cures are not simple. American dairy trade confidence and branding fraud discussed, urging higher quality abroad. Bones and lime sources for poultry shelling noted, with bone cutting to render calcium available and the need for coarse grit.
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Mu Mypter
New Zealand Dairyman
Butter and Cheese Factory Managers’ Association
Melbourne
Thomas Cherry
Melbourne University
University
A. R. Eastman
Waterville
New York
England
Lime Supply for Poulter Bulletin from Experiment Stations
The California Experiment Station notes lime in oyster shell as a key supplement for poultry. An New York Experiment Station study confirmed oyster shells meet the need when fed, with strong recommendations for use.
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California Experiment Station
New York Experiment Station
Breeding Poultry Pointers for Farmers
Foultey Welefa advises farmers to choose fixed breed stock rather than common fowls to speed progress and avoid duplicating others’ work. Pure bred birds cost little more and unlock room for improvement, while autumn repairs to poultry houses prevent frost and disease, urging immediate maintenance to reduce winter losses.
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Foultey Welefa
Dont Tell Your Woes Save Friends For A Day
Advice from the Daily News on handling nerves and social drama. It urges avoiding public sympathy and suggests retreating outdoors or with a trusted pet to vent. The piece mocks gossip and self pity while stressing not to burden friends who may need support later.
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Sue
Kit
Louise
Atdérat
Wolesa
The
Daily News
Teers
Autumn Coats When a girl's education is complete her diploma is a marriage license.
The line evokes a social observation linking female education to marriage as the ultimate credential. It suggests traditional expectations shaping women's paths and uses a concise, aphoristic tone representative of era commentary.
International Live Stock Exposition to Bring Chicago Visitors
Large crowds are expected in late November and early December for the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Rail and travel discounts entice visitors while the National Live Stock Association holds its convention at Studebaker Hall during exposition week. The event aims to elevate livestock quality and support producers, not profit.
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Chicago
Tme
Internatonal Live Stock Exposition Company
Union Btock Yards
National Live Stock Association
Studebaker Hall
Continents
Fowl Cholera Germ Described by Dr N W Sanborn
Dr N W Sanborn identifies the fowl cholera germ as a minute bacterium with circular or oval outlines. The organism is about one fifty thousandth of an inch wide and two to three times as long, grows best at 85 to 125 degrees PF, lacks movement and spores, and is easily destroyed by drums disinfectants and 199 degrees Fahrenheit for 16 minutes.
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N. W. Sanborn
Untitled note on cow care and milk quality wording
Fragmentary passage discusses care of a dairy cow to influence milk value and fat content. Mentions feeding, economy, and proper attention to milk, but text is garbled and incomplete.
Harvest Wates Reports From Crop Correspondents
Reports indicate dry clair weather in the Midwest has favored sugar beets and corn yields, with many crops cut and saved for feed. Wheat plantings are down in Missouri, Ohio and Michigan face pests, while hay and pastures vary. Apple and fruit prospects are mixed across Missouri Kentucky Ohio Illinois Kansas and South Dakota.
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Middle West
Missouri
Illnois
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Illinois
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Kansas
Blue Grasn
Women tips and manners stir social debate
Read excerpts discuss how women’s incomes are said to be controlled by men yet women themselves spend with apparent frugality. Essays argue that manners stem from common sense rather than rigid rules, noting differences in generosity, restraint, and behavior in public.
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Enya
Philsdelphia Inquirer
Ian le
Chicago Record-Herald
Neatoews in Botter Packages
The careful packing of butter influences the butter trade among private families and large commission houses. Neat packaging helps creamery reputations and boosts sales, as looks affect high end buyers and even perceptions of flavor among the wealthy.
Exports to China rebound to near normal levels
July 1902 exports to China reach 4,022,476 dollars, surpassing July 1900. For the seven months ending July 1901 exports total 9,703,787 dollars, slightly ahead of the previous year. Including British and Russian possessions, seven month exports reach 10,090,816 dollars, up from 6,204,990 the prior year. Strong early signs that Chinese trade relations are recovering after last year’s events.
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China
Treasury Bureauf
United States
Population growth fears in 1802 overtake Canada
A projection claims that at the current growth rate Ilindle will surpass Canada's population by 1802. The estimate emphasizes rapid demographic expansion and raises questions about long term settlement patterns and regional comparisons.
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Ilindle
Canada
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