Bacteriology in the Dairy T: The dairy school lesson on milking, cooling, and cream ripening
Short questions and answers explain how udder prep, prompt milking, odor control, aeration of milk, sanitation of utensils, and controlled temperatures prevent bacterial growth in dairy processes. It notes creaming, ripening, and churning require precise timings, agitation, and thermometer use to develop flavor and prevent off products. The piece cites tools, processes, and safety aims from the Geneva New York Dairy School and New York Produce Review.
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Geneva
New York
Influence of 70000 on Butter Fat Percentages
Reprinted from Australian Farm and Home Melbourne the article surveys dairy science findings. It argues fat percentage in milk mainly hinges on cow breed, not feed quality or quantity, though feed boosts total milk. It notes limited periods where feeding has little to no fat impact and suggests breeding and mixed, moderate feeding yield best overall dairy quality.
The Dairy Farmer's Wife Addressed at Missouri Meeting
A prize paper by M. W. Woops argues the dairy farmer's wife must be a businesslike, disciplined partner. She should trust in milk and the cow, keep a pristine, well ventilated dairy away from odors, and present butter as her prized stock. She must have forceful will, cheerfulness, and resilience to support her dairyman husband.
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M. W. Woops
Pike Co
Missouri
U.S.A
Missouri Dairy Association
New York
Detroit Journal
Lime use in poultry sparks deadly enteritis scare
A poultry keeper overusing lime in houses coops and vans killed many fowls by suspected enteritis. The lime burned or inflamed the stomach waste, stopping bowels and causing swift deaths. Readership urged to heed caution on lime quantities.
Poultry Laying Yields and Roup Contagion Notes
A historic guide lists egg production per pound for many fowl types from Gene to Ducks and gives practical poultry care tips. It covers roup disease causes symptoms and non surgical remedies, plus feeding, housing, and management advice for healthier, more profitable flocks.
Fragmented Quotes From Newspapers On Gossip And Drama
A collage of overheard lines and snippets from various newspapers includes remarks about a boarder, a landlady and a policeman, plus mock exchanges from Ally Sloper and other periodicals. The fragments hint at domestic intrigue, theatrical irony, and social humor without a single cohesive story.
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Boarder
Ally Sloper
Marriage talk and bets spark rumor in New York Journal
Excerpts show playful exchanges about Casey and Phwin’s marriage as if a prize fight. Clancy confirms talk, Casey disputes, while Mrs Downe and Mrs Uppe joke about market metaphors. The passage mirrors a society column tone.
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Casey
Clancy
New York Journal
Quotations And Snippets From Coastal Papers And City Jests
A collage of humorous and fragmentary exchanges. Notable lines include a Detroit Journal quip on fortune from nuggets, a Washington Star jab at poetic language, and a Tit-Bits pun about a punctual 6:18 train. Other bits cover cooking school chatter, a sailor’s memory, and a humor column on prices and faces in stores.
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Melbourne
Welley
New York Produce Review
Saya J. L. McCarthy
Vince
Hamburgs
Plymouth Rocks
Langshans
Bcratchings
Sale
Miss Hawking
Mix Buzzley
Knight Stanze
Tighe Walker
Opry
Cincinnati Enquirer
Trath
Bill
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
Tommy
Chicago
Mrs. Downe
Miss Cayenne
Willie Washington
Saddle Rock
Washington Star
Erastus
Princeton
9 Cooking School
Keyser
Theeanoe
Ube
Atnatio
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