Winter farming news on meat law and fodder
Enforcement of the Meat Inspection Act is postponed to January 1 as exporters protest. The piece urges farm winter prep such as safe water, clean cellars, rust prevention on tools, and proper storage. It notes fall versus spring plowing, milk’s odor absorption, wool scouring profits, and herd breeding ages. It also covers hog cholera risks, corn fodder losses, and diet changes for swine.
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Seaboard
Morton
US Congress
New York Journal of Commerce
Mlehawuka
Ind
Electric Light Company
Pasteur
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculpe
Wmrs
F. Js
Department of
el- Woher
Washington
Early harvest cuts improve corn fodder quality and reduce waste
The text notes that about half of fodder nutrients lie in the stalk below the ear and most above the ear is lost if left standing. Digestible sugars are lost first. albuminoids become less digestible with exposure. Cutting early aids curing, reduces mold danger with small shocks, lowers handling labor, and livestock feeding shows cattle tolerate properly cured corn fodder.
Smart Gowns for Children at Dancing School Limited
A humorous sketch describes children's frocks and accessories as mothers dress their youngsters for a dancing school. Small girls wear Dresden patterns and merinos with delicate ribbons, white silks, and bishop sleeves, while boys’ outfits mirror the fuss. The piece notes fashion as appearance over substance, detailing tiny stockings, slippers, and belts.
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Tyan
Dresden
Good Temper The choicest gift a homeward woman brings
Poem praising good temper as a priceless, universal virtue. The speaker extols cheerful behavior as a heaven sent gift that brings peace, happiness, and consolation, likening it to an everlasting rose and a gentle angel at home. The verse attributes the value of good temper to all social ranks, including peasant and noble.
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Klogs
Cherles Swain
A Love of 4 Capote Bonnet Described In Detail
A dainty evening bonnet described with a teaver Up cap, resembling a Napoleon and Tam o Shanter. Crown in white velvet is spangled with gold sequins. Lace forms a rose pattern brim, a straight white feather adds focal height, and three white tips frame the sides and back.
Fur Trimmings and Lace Highlight Winter Gowns
Furs on everything rise in demand for trims from one to three inches wide, paired with lace chiffon and delicate embroideries on dressy gowns. Stock cal lard revers wide belts and fur bretelles appear on cloth gowns, and even an entire bodice of fur is common. Persian lamb with cream lace at the waist of a black satin gown creates an elegant ensemble.
Galveston Boy Warns on Mallory Steamer
A Galveston boy aboard a Mallory steamer tells the engineer to discharge a lookout. He notes the steam gauge has not moved since leaving Galveston and questions why the cock is not wound up.
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Galveston
New York
Invention of the organ credited to Ctesibius of Alexandria
A fragment notes that the organ's creation is attributed to Ctesibius of Alexandria, highlighting ancient engineering ingenuity and the device's early origins.
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Ctesibive of
Alexandria
An Actor's Story of a Stage Accident and Rescue
An itinerant actor recalls a near-fatal accident on stage with a muzzle loading gun that misfired, blinding him briefly and prompting a swift medical recovery. Maud Dalton, an 18 year old soubrette, offered comfort, later revealing affection. The tale ends with the actor receiving care in a darkened hotel room as the company disperses.
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Maud Dalton
Mr. Roland
Alse
Maud Stays By Him Through Recovery and Hope
A wounded narrator recalls Maud's quiet courage and devotion after his eye injuries. She stays against her family's wishes, guides him through early outdoor walks, and lifts his spirits with gentle care. As his sight returns slowly, Maud's influence shapes his renewed understanding and hope for the future.
Maud Agrees To A Happy Fate
A tender farewell scene ends with Maud agreeing to marry the speaker. He embraces her slender figure, noting her tearful eyes as they declare their vow to never part again and Maud whispers yes to his proposal.
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Maud
Blaine's Dramatic Reading Stuns House Action
In a Monday session Mr. Blaine claimed privilege over letters used in Mulligan inquiry. He unveiled a package of letters, reading them to the chamber while asserting courage under pressure. The scene shifted from embarrassment to triumph as the letters suggested Blaine’s high minded gestures toward innocent investors.
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Blaine
Mulligan
Haine
Trumph
Pres. E. Benj. Andrews
Scribner's
New York's Acropolis in Morningside Heights
Royal Cortiasez outlines Landmark Manhattan views from 1st to 120th streets. The planned cathedral on the elevated park ridge will face Amsterdam Avenue, with the curve of the land revealing Morningide Park terraces and stairs, St. Luke's Hospital nearby, and Columbia College buildings shaping the skyline.
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Central Park
Morningside Park
1Th Street
13Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Morningside Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
113Th
4Th Atreeta
116Th
120Th Streets
Columbia College
Manhattan
Royal Cortiasez
Schibper
Gowns of Gold in Yellow Brocades This Winter
Fashion notes detail yellow brocade dresses inspired by Josephine and Marie Antoinette styles. Rich textures in gold shades with floral patterns sparkle in silver or opal lights, flattering brunettes and blondes alike. Yellow under artificial light appears warm and luxurious beside blues, mauves, and black, making it a striking winter choice.
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Mr. Worth
Jace
Frayed quarrel over rival youths erupts in schoolyard
A boy defends his tendency to fight Wille Twinx, blaming the other's provocation and self-identifying as a professional pugilist. The mother remarks on ongoing conflict between the two, highlighting fault and frustration.
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Tormle
Wille Twinx
All Over Jewels and Fashion Trends
Jewelled trimming dominates fashion with use on many garments and evening gowns. A note on Spain’s recognition of the republic in 1845 after a lengthy conflict, marking a key historical moment.
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Spain
Republic
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