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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1897
Page
11
A rustic verse blends with practical dairy notes on udder inflammation or garget. It describes using hot water and blankets to create heat, with two people handling the udder for extended periods, and suggests linseed meals or belladonna to ease pain.
The article discusses winter management of cows, noting breed and feeding influence milk yield and abortion risks. It emphasizes humane, steady care, linking dogs and stanchions to abortions, and warns of dangerous abortion treatments while detailing cautious post abortion recovery and sanitation.
A New York electrician proposes an indefinite method to preserve eggs. The plan uses a vacuum chamber to remove interior air, a shell coating to seal air inside, and water-packed bars with an electric current to destroy germs. If successful it could revolutionize winter egg prices.
The Carniolan bees from the Alpine province of Carniola are praised as the gentlest race. They winter well, produce white sealed combs, and gather little propolis. They thrive in small hives and have adapted to shaded, cool climates, with management practices from Corvigia influencing their traits. They do well across the United States.
A Virginia beach grower outlines bean cultivation. Plant beans in two feet apart rows with lima beans interplanted between rows. Create four foot spacing between hills. After snap beans yield two pickings, remove and use as mulch to protect limas from drought and push harvest timing for peak prices. The method reportedly increases overall yield and benefits from interplanting with other crops.
An article discusses planning crop rotations and soil preparation for future seasons. It covers deep digging, trenching, manuring, and turning soil to improve fertility, with techniques to protect early crops from frost and wind, plus sanitation notes on barns and yards and a warning about immature breeding stock and disease.
A historic item describes royal expenditures and lifestyle notes about Queen Victoria. It cites 22 physicians paid a yearly retaining fee of 6 000 dollars, palace upkeep costs around 70 000 dollars annually, and a modest 2 500 dollars donated for famine relief in India. It recounts court etiquette, the green cloth court, and Marshalsea authority over royal palaces.
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