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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
2
The article traces the dollar’s name to the Joachimsthal silver gulden coined in 1519 by Count Beblick from ore in a now historic mine. It notes the term dollar spread through English by 1600 and influenced coin values abroad, linking to the Spanish dollar and later the modern dollar.
Vivid field notes describe animal traces across the Malay wilds. Tracks show rhinoceros, deer, elephant signs along paths, drinking places, and tree rubs. The account records fresh footprints and a nesting site nine feet high indicating the presence of large mammals.
A glage of cold water slowly eloped will produce greater pulse acceleration for a time than a glose of Wine or Spirits. Sipping cold water may curb alcohol craving in habitual drinkers seeking reform, likely by stimulating the body's reaction to the sip.
A noted medical authority warns that unclean mouths with diseased teeth and gums pose a constant risk to heart health. Poor oral hygiene can harbor infections and act as a reservoir spreading disease to individuals.
A fragment from the Louisville Journal hints at a tense scene with a promise of a big deal, a meeting at an office, and urgent pursuit of a crucial installment in a continuing story. The quotes reflect character dialogue and filmic pacing.
A historical note describes the harvest moon as the full moon that appears during the harvest period or autumnal equinox. It notes the moon’s timing aligns with the harvest season for several days each year.
A fragment from Stray Stories shows a humorous exchange between a couple. The line Be careful with interruptions unfolds as a light domestic moment.
The article argues alfalfa is essential for sheep farming as feed for breeding and fattening stock. It notes alfalfa supports winter keeping with little grain, warns about bloat risk, and cites an experiment where alfalfa hay yielded higher daily gains than prairie hay, with sheep showing better appetite and readiness for grain.
The article explains runt pigs are often weak from injury or underfeeding and should be separated from the herd. It recommends giving runts extra pasture, ground grain with milk slop instead of corn, and warm shelter to improve survival and profits.
The author urges more attention to the orchard garden poultry and farm animals for home sustenance. By raising fruits vegetables poultry milk butter pork and other farm products the family can reduce worry and need only modest crops to stay independent.
On farms a few wind breaks or thickets of brush provide nesting places for birds and help them survive. The text urges protecting these roosts to support local wildlife and suggests they benefit farmers by attracting wildlife.
Practical remedies to fight woolly aphids on apple roots include finely powdered tobacco dust, waste tobacco stems, and kerosene emulsion mixed with soap and water. Other methods urge washing roots in soap suds during transplantation and replacing badly infected trees. The article also notes the value of keeping daily farm records to track labor, blunders, and workers across sectors like poultry and dairy.
A farm record keeps a running tally of notable happenings in a passageway alste hidden from view. The simple jotting of events provides a valuable memory aid for recalling small farm actions and daily events.
Ti no is hog breeder Thiamut recommends starting breeding at 17 months and keeping stock not fat to avoid problems in very young pigs. He argues feeding should begin only after pigs can exhaust their dam’s milk. Soybeans and Gowpeas improve soil nitrogen, generate organic matter, and benefit fodder production.
Simple device for protecting young plants using wire screen. It describes making a circular screen about 25 inches in diameter with a quarter section cut out, edges brought together and fastened with a wire ring at the top and small loops at the bottom to peg it down.
The article discusses cruelty in horse treatment through ill fitting collars. It offers a preventive remedy for young horses and new collars, advising buyers to choose durable leather or canvas collars and avoid cheap materials. It also recommends soaking the collar in water before first use to soften it.
A discussion on pure bred cows showing strong heredity in reproduction and production. It contrasts scrub cows with inferior lines and notes the dairy cow deserves good water rather than uncertain sources like pools or sloughs.
The article notes a surplus of inventions but highlights a gap in practical milking and husking machines, signaling ongoing challenges in turning ideas into effective dairy processing equipment.
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