Farm and Home Notes on Cattle Wool and Crops
Practical tips on dairy gains from better feeding and housing, with methods for silage, plaster, ashes, and alum water. Topics include wool production through stock care, feeding schedules for cows and sheep, breeding notes, and improved hay management. Also covers butter making temperatures, cream ripening, and vermin control on farms.
Bloomtagarlee butter substitute gains market share
The article notes bloontagarlee as a daily growing substitute for butter amid rising demand across markets. New York alone produced about 460 000 pounds this year with expectations to rise further in 1882. It describes a fat extraction process and refining steps from cattle intestines, yielding oil and a crystalline byproduct, indicating industrial adoption and scale.
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Tryone
Cleanliness in the Military Department Kitchen Warnings
A domestic advice piece urges Mrs Beecher’s hygienic kitchen guidance. It warns that neglecting washing and airing baking implements such as bread crusts rolling pins and ironware leads to rancid flavors and tainted meals. Emphasizes thorough cleaning of boards doughs sieves grids and frying pans to ensure proper cooking and safety.
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H. W. Beecher
Domestis Monthly
Tegan
Butter making vs oleomargarine described in detail
The article explains butter production through churning, cooling, mixing, and salting to obtain uniform color and texture. It notes oleomargarine made from animal fat can resemble butter closely when produced properly. It discusses consumer use and suggests margarine as a substitute when butter is scarce or expensive.
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Riley
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Remarkable Types of Women in Nihilist Plotters
A column profiles notorious Nihilist figures like Vera Sasso Fitch and Lady Figner, detailing crimes and disguises. It notes Fitch's early modesty, Figner’s piano hours in exile, and a priest’s daughter hiding in a watchhouse linked to a dynamite plot. It also mentions Sopay Perovaksya’s ascent and Sophy Bardia’s treasonous poetry.
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Fitch
Lady Figner
Siberian
Sopay Perovaksya
Cmpress
Moscow
Sophy Bardia
Wisconsin Senate Debates Tax and Infrastructure Bills
In a lengthy session, Wisconsin senators introduced and debated bills affecting municipal charters Port Washington Madison and Milwaukee. Proposals included state road projects county governance and adjustments to taxation road and bridge upkeep and provisions for public institutions. The body advanced measures on welfare, public health and education while indefinitely postponing several others amid partisan contention.
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Noerfinger
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Thomas J. Wilson
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Congress
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Dane County
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Price
Pope
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Hastate
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Kidd
Agree Vultant
Tau
Trom
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Sonacore
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Norshieen Insane Hospital
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Seluiot Foe Hoye
A Japanese Hotel Imagined for the Curious Reader
The author describes a Japanese hotel scene with wooden two story structures, thatched or tiled roofs, and an open front on the ground floor. Guests remove shoes, are greeted by a landlord who bows, and are guided by a porter and pretty staff along archways over a stone garden pond. The rear room overlooks a famed coastal landscape with eighty nine plus visible galleys from a mountain terrace, a serene blue sea, pines, and tranquil terrain. The depiction blends cultural detail with a travelogue tone, ending with a note on repose and motion.
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Pleage
Japan
Onlis Hee
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Fair Guide
Eanorin
Empire
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Lappincott
Seal Skin Use and History in Arctic Fisheries
A historical overview of seal skin fashion and industry notes decline due to protection measures. It cites species like Shetland and Newfoundland seals, Alaska seals as superior, and outlines long timescales of harvest from 1700s to 1800s with tallies of skins taken. It mentions the Smithsonian lacking a complete collection and the depopulation of breeding grounds.
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Smithsonian
Antarli
Pribyloy Islands
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