The New Cry for Farmers to Stand Together
The piece urges farmers to unite against disease and ignorance in dairy practices. It calls for laws on animal inspection and pasteurization, separating good cream from bad, and promoting better agricultural education to protect mutual profits and markets. It warns that ignorant farmers threaten all by spreading disease and bad cream.
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Asa
Flaxman and the Idol of Modesty Married Economizing
The artist John Flaxman, noted as a promising pupil, married before fame. Sir Joshua Reynolds warned, calling Flaxman ruined for an artist by a supposed indiscretion. Mrs. Flaxman retorted that through work and thrift they would prove the critic wrong.
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Flaxman
Ana Denham
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Discrest and the Sunday Plan for Monday Steamer
A dialog shows a station master and Bidton Master debating travel to catch a steamer. The master suggests returning Sunday night to board Monday morning. Bidton insists on patience, warning that Monday would miss the boat.
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Bidton
True Tales of the Plains True Tales of the Plains Illustrated by Parker
A compact promotional note touts True Tales of the Plains and its illustrated edition by Parker. The piece highlights the book’s frontier themes and narrative style for readers seeking rugged prairie stories.
Spraying Potatoes Boosts Yields in Wisconsin Trials
University of Wisconsin bulletin 168 reports on five years of potato spraying experiments by Professors Landsten and Milward. Across major potato counties, over 200 acres tested, showing yield gains from late season sprays, with timing varying by season. Early and standard varieties respond, but success is contingent on soil health, seed quality, and careful application.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Wisconsin
E. P. Landsten
J. G. Milward
Waupaca
Dunn
Columbia Burnett
Portage
Wausbara
Sauk
Wisconsin
Battleships Now and Then in Close Combat Truth
London Graphic notes that historic wooden three deckers required hours of battering and hundreds of shots to sink, but modern battleships can be reduced to scrap by a single torpedo or lucky hit, reflecting a shift in naval warfare.
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No Dance Like a Scotch Sem in Kilts and Pipes
The Liverpool Post praises a Scottish reel performance in a grand hall. It extols reels and eightsomes danced by charming women and fine men in kilts to the tune of pipes in a high land castle, calling it exhilarating.
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Liverpoak Post
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