Double Profit in Feeding to Stock and Manure
Wy Cheever argues against plowing Hungarian millet into fields for fertilizer. He advises feeding fodder to livestock and using manure for soil fertility, noting millet depleted soil and that green crops for manure can be costly. He highlights nitrogen from clover and beans, but asserts turning these under is not the best practice. prioritize stock feeding to maximize overall farm profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Cheever
New England
Disease to Celery Blight Spread By Weather and Fungicides
Growers report celery blight or rust varies with weather and confusion between distinct fungi. New Jersey and Delaware studies identify common rust blight celery leaf spot and a bacterial decay. copper carbonate spray shows practical crop improvement. proper storage and avoiding wet hearts are urged. Neilson expects copper treatments to help other celery diseases. Copper carbonate paste is dissolved in ammonia then diluted to 45 gallons. Also notes value of corn fodder as a rapid, reliable crop yielding usable fodder with quick harvest and easy curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Delaware
Neilson
Department of Agricnshire
Practical poultry fattening and beekeeping notes
Advice on fattening home grown poultry using buckwheat meal or corn and barley mixes, methods for humane killing and dry picking, and tips from Chicago to suit market demands. Also discusses beekeeping brood contraction, Langstroth frames, and seasonal hive management with notes on hay feeding and Australian sheep figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiltag
Saya
New York World
Chicago
Columiision
London Onnibus and
Australis
Sage cheese and dairy notes from Hoard's Dairyman
Sage cheese instructions from Henry Stewart include green herb cheese using sage, parsley and marigold, with milk coloring steps and Cheddar-style curd handling. The piece also covers dairy hygiene, public baths near creameries, and practical notes on cooking temperatures for cheese in varied conditions.
Three Little Princes of Swedlen and Norway
The article describes Prince Gustavus Adolphus VI and his brothers Prince William and Prince Erik, sons of the crown prince of Swedlen and Norway. They visit their grandfather King Oscar and undergo military drill on the lawn while townspeople watch. Their mother is Princess Victoria of Baden, and their grandfather is a famed king, writer, and statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Adolphs
Willam
Erik
Swedlen
Norway
Duke of
Gotland
Oscar
Sweden
Tallyarn
Genside
Prince Erik
Gustavus
Shonli
Gustavus Adolphus VI
Prince William
Ben Eailur
Victoria of
Baden
Kaiser Wilbchu I
West
Europe
New York Mail and Express
Owl Story From Uncle Franks Store Yard
A boy recalls releasing a large captive owl at Uncle Franks Store, describing how locals gathered to see it. The owl was chained and fed in the store during the night to catch mice, growing fat and less appealing as feeding continued. The boys teased it, poking at its beak, and the narrator reflects on cruelty and fear after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Jools
Braddock
Lele
Ug Boys
Lecter
Suother
Birthday Cake With Sugar Name Toasts New York Boy
A New York boy visiting an aunt receives a birthday cake with his name misspelled in icing. The unnamed child, nicknamed George in the story, endures the playful ribbing with notable composure, showcasing restraint amid family mischief and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taugh
New York
George
Mrs Cooper's Peculiar Line of Work in San Francisco
A historical portrait highlights Mrs Sarah Cooper who has led an adult Bible class for over forty years at First Congregational in San Francisco with 300 plus members. Her Socratic teaching draws deep thought, and she often officiates funerals, shaping charity through a magnetically influential, compassionate ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Sarah
First Congrégational
San Francisco
Eas
Prac
Henl
Doston
Woman's Journal
Selecting Corsets and Gentle Tips for Women
Corset selection varies with weight and comfort not fashion. Try corsets from different manufacturers to find a comfortable fit and supportive shape for corpulent figures. A too tight 200 or 500 boned corset harms comfort and health. Ball of the foot first improves walking and balance. White of egg helps burn healing by limiting air exposure. A New York worker now teaches scarf making at home. Gift meaning and women’s labor in industry are discussed by a well known writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Renan
New York World
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Leo
Meetiven
Miller
National Stockman
Henry Stewart
Tso
Denmark
Birk
Dairy Messenger
Colvin
Naughty Tommy
Bnet
Margaret Manton
Elizabeth Uarrett Browning
Mrs. Somerville
George Sand
Mary Montagu
Mme.de Segigne
Mme. de Stnel
Givorge Eliot
Cross
London
Uis
Oman
Dono
Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
Vora
Wau
Noi
Werder
Marstiatt
THE
Marshall Light CO
Wervine
Miles
Nervine
Brent
N.Y
J.d
Wyatha Co
Concard
N. H
DR. Miles' Medical Co
Elknart
India
W. W. Elston
Doctor Acker
England
America
Acker
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