Fishiness in Butter Sour from Trimethylamine Study
A Melbourne lecture at the Australian Butter and Cheese Factory Managers' Association reports Thomas Cherry describing fishiness in butter as caused by trimethylamine from bacterial action. It can originate at any stage of manufacture via milk, cream, or even water and salt. American dairy products face branding fraud and market rejection. Canadians now set quality standards, while English markets see reduced American cheese and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Derryman
Butter and Cheese Factory Managers’ Association
Melbourne
Thomas Cherry
Melbourne University
A. H
Eastman
Waterville
New York
England
Lime and Oyster Shells Aid Poultry Diet Bulletin
A California Experiment Station bulletin notes poultrymen can use oyster shells to meet shell needs. An New York Experiment Station trial showed laying season oyster shell can be cheaply obtained from oyster material reduced to a pound. Strong recommendations accompany the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Experiment Station
New York Experiment Station
Choosing Established Breeds for Poultry Breeding
Farmers seeking better results should use known breeding wing fowls instead of common fowls. Pure bred birds cost only a few dollars and save time by leveraging generations of work. This dry fall aids repairs on poultry houses to prevent frost damage and roup from drafts and cold nights.
Don’t Let Nerves Ruin Your Social Plans This Season
Practical advice from the Daily News on handling nerves and social friction. The piece mocks over sympathetic responses, suggesting park trips or a cloudy day as relief. It jokes about judging friends by autumn outfits and offers a few lighthearted coping options to restore sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Kit
Louise
Daily News
Autumn Coate Diploma Marks Path To Marriage License
A notice highlights Autumn Coate completing her education leading to a marriage license. The item confirms the educational milestone and the ensuing matrimonial plan, reflecting a formal record of life event.
International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago
Large crowds expected in Chicago from November into December for the International Live Stock Exposition. Railroads offer special rates to attract visitors, with information available through railroad agents or the exposition company at Walton Brock Yards. The National Live Stock Association holds its annual convention November 30 to December 7 at Studebaker Hall, promising insights from top live stock experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Live Stock Exposition Company
Walon Brock Yards
National Live Stock Association
Studebaker Hall
Continents
Fowl Cholera Germ Described By Dr. Sanborn
Dr. N W Sanborn identifies the fowl cholera germ as a minute bacterium with circular or oval shape. It measures about one fifty thousandth of an inch wide and two to three times as long, grows best at 85 to 125 degrees F, lacks movement and spores, and is easily destroyed by drying ordinary disinfectants and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Sanborn
Care of Milk After Calf Rearing Discussed
A poultry of guidance on milk care follows successful rearing of the best cow. Emphasis on economical feeding and proper milk handling to preserve fat content and overall value. The text notes that proper care impacts taste, texture, and market price, highlighting efficient methods.
Midwestern crops show mixed yields in dry mild weather
Across the Midwest, dry clear conditions this past month aided sugar beets and corn yields, with harvests saved for feed surpassing expectations. Wheat sowing lagged in Missouri and Ohio and Michigan face pests. potatoes poor in Kentucky and parts of Illinois. Northern states report better-than-expected yields, while pastures improve in several regions and tobacco in Kentucky shows strong dark leaf harvest. Apple crops vary, with Missouri promising, Kentucky weak, and Ohio modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Illnois
Kentucky
Tlinois
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Kensas
Blue Erase
Women's incomes and the double standard discussed
A column discusses how women's incomes are often controlled by others, noting that men spend freely yet women have less margin to give extras. It cites a Philadelphia Inquirer claim and argues manners require genuine kindness and common sense over rigid etiquette, warning against hollow fashion in behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabmer
4 Daily Contemporary
Philadelphia Inquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Neat packaging boosts butter sales and trade perception
Neatness in butter packing influences sales with private families and large buyers. Commission men report better looks aid in selling to grocers and wealthy households. A creamery known for neat packaging attracts demand as appearance biases taste perception and favor.
Exports to China Rise as July Figures Sound Cautious Optimism
Treasury Bureau statistics show July exports to China at 1 622 475 dollars, with seven month total at 9 709 787 dollars. Compared with 9 100 192 in the prior year’s first seven months, and including British and Russian possessions in China the seven month total reaches 10 090 916 dollars, surpassing last year’s period. The July 1901 level exceeds all previous Julys, suggesting Chinese trade remains steady despite recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Treasury Bureauf
United States
Population Growth Forecast: Sinola to Overtake Canada
At the present rate, Sinola is projected to surpass Canada in population growth by 1802, signaling a dramatic demographic shift. The forecast compares national trends and notes potential implications for resources and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinola
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magnesia
Teera
Amr Tate
Marcel
Umaracter Lunes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!