History of Outworms and Their Control Methods
The article explains catworms as major garden pests that damage crops like tomatoes and cabbage. It describes their lifecycle, how they hide and feed, and outlines three primary control methods: spray treatment with treated clover or cabbage leaves, boards as traps to catch worms, and digging to remove damaged areas, plus field sanitation to reduce breeding.
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Theta
Riley Gt
Jim
Ganlen
Epring
Eimoer
Clawnce M. Wort
Lefurs
Obio
Record of Feed Efficiency and Silage Value in Dairy Farming
The article discusses feeding dairy cattle with ensilage and related forage practices. Professor Cliverman notes benefits from grass strands and annual grass harvesting, while a method converting corn into fodder is reviewed. Ensilage yields and the economics of honey and wax production are touched on, with a rough value estimate around $60,000 for the dried states during the year.
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James Chewsman
FBI
Cliverman
Winding Barbed Wire and Winter Poultry Care
A Rural New Yorker correspondent shares a simple framework to wind barbed wire from a hand cart, easing a painful farm chore. The piece also offers winter poultry feeding tips from the New York World editor, emphasizing varied greens, eggshells, charcoaly supplements, and careful grain to maintain egg production.
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New Yorker
The Sarcastic Woman on the Street Encounter
A satirical portrait of a sarcastic woman and the social friction she creates. The piece describes a sharp, urbane woman who maneuvers through fashion, gossip, and work, projecting a dangerous wit that unsettles suitors and bystanders. Her influence reshapes conversations and tempers, leaving others wary of her silent power.
Portrayed Rhoda Broughton in delicate literary sketch
A fragmentary portrait describes Rhoda Broughton with attention to height, grace, hair, and refined features. The text highlights her gray eyes and poised expression, noting a poised yet original bearing and musical charm in her demeanor.
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Rhods Broughton
Rhoda Broughton
Unsure fragment hints at names Kate and Gail in prose
Fragmentary notice mentions young women and named individuals Kate ield and Gail Bawiliwu with others, lacking clear event or context. The text resembles literary prose notes, lacking complete facts for a full article card.
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Sinange
Ghris
Wouwe
Kate
Gail Bawiliwu
Tarab
Orie Jewett
Decoration Extremes In Household Ornamentation
An essay laments decorative excess in interior design, noting how far furniture ornamentation and decorated legs can extend. The writer ridicules overly fussy trends like ribboned piano legs and suggests restraint to avoid diminishing artistic value, using odd examples and personal musings.
Daughters and Daring: A Colonel Elliott's Engineer Daughter
A Washington story from Kate Field's about Senator Eliott, a top U S engineer, and his daughter Sixel Hillott who tours the engine room aboard a sound steamer. The father and daughter share a moment of curiosity and pride as the engines are revealed to her escort.
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Washington
Sixel Hillott
Eliott
Wuhad States Engineer Corpa
Emiott
Staal Elliott
Hus
Kate’ Bield
Potato Relay and Wacky Weights at Local Sport Day
A quirky sport feature describes potato carrying challenges across tables using polished surfaces. Contestants move potatoes from one table to another within a set time, aiming to transfer the most. The piece notes odd rules and playful labels used by participants.
Fragmentary Recipe Misses Clarity in Old Notice
The readable fragment hints at a kitchen mix with sponge and hair color remnants, but the text is garbled. No clear event, person, organization, or location can be identified from the incomplete OCR snippet.
Woman's New Century guild crafts and servants in Philadelphia
The Woman's New Century guild of Philadelphia sends workers door to door to mend carpets drape windows and clean gowns while also organizing kitchen tasks and entertaining households. They promote women skilled in various crafts and provide support through voluntary household labor and catering, drawing on familiar resources.
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Woman’s
New Century Guild
Philadelphia
Ana
Usloune
Hame
Adalrs
Poilydelphis Lever
Depew Nervous At Colonial Club Banquet
Mr Depew, booked to speak at the Colonial club opening and to pour taffy on President Elect Cleveland at a chamber of commerce banquet, grows visibly nervous as delays mount. He fidgets, checks his watch, and finally mutters an audible slip during the long readiness period before his part in the program. The tense scene unsettles attendees and reflects the strain of his crowded engagement schedule.
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Stapew
Bias Berrodd
Chauncey
M. Depere
Colonial Club
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Depew
Ab Bens
Delmonico's
Étud
Secoud Spe
New York
A Giant World Fair Thee Ball to Drop from Canvas Globelike
Washington dispatch describes a giant canvas ball on a steel frame for the World’s Fair. It will be wound daily to the release height and activated by electric circuits at 12 noon. A wire system from Washington links the observatory to the Western Union telegraph network, signaling the moment nationwide. The plan includes precursors: Western Union lines pause three minutes before noon, then the ball’s drop triggers instant nationwide timing signals.
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Avon
Unio
Washington
Toth
San Francisco
Chicago
Pacific Coast
United States
Clarks
Nouth
Sunday ban on Boston photographers shocks city
Boston photographers face a Sunday work ban while police chief enforces the act, sparking debate over whether the law has long been violated and if the move targets citizens’ appearance. The measure limits most work except necessity, with photographers contending Sunday shoots have long been popular.
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Boston
New York
Sam
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