The Mammary Glands and How They Are Stimulated
Provision H H Dean of the Ontario Dairy School explains milk production through gland stimulation theory, highlighting the role of touch and affection with the cow, the nature of colostrum, theories of secretion, and the practical need for clean milking practices, cow care, and proper feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Dean
Ontario Dairy School
Western Butter and Cheese Makers’ Association of
Ontario
Canada
Coamel
Milking Machines and Milk Records Debate
The article critiques milking machines citing tainted milk from impure air and flawed piping in the Thistle model. It advocates pure air in sheds and insists on detailed milk records per cow to judge milk quality and quantity, noting historical data from 1891 with rising butter production as context.
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Esep
Peat Bane Dry Department College
Imaginary Longing for Wort A Spring Delusion at York
A brief notice describes a purely imaginary longing for wort sparked by spring fever in York. The line hints at a mental sensation rather than a concrete event, with no named individuals or organizations. The fragment reads like a local quip or whimsical observation from a periodical.
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Wort
York
Surgery and nature in artful debate at Washington
In a dialogue from Washington, Willie Wishington argues surgery allows living with less brain, while Misa Cayenne counters that painstaking art mirrors nature’s ordinary achievements. The exchange frames medical limits and artistic ambition in harmony with natural processes.
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Willie Wishington
Misa Cayenne
Washington
Funeral Sermon Highlights Self-Destructive Death
A colored preacher eulogizes a deceased Hock member who died by his own action. The sermon recalls paying last respects to a brother who “took the golden bowl in his own battery” and “dropped it,” spilling life’s soup as a moral warning. The Atlanti Constitution framing notes the self-inflicted death.
His Idea of Th Johnny Dick Stebbins Leads a Dog's Life
The Chicago Tribune quotes Sammy complaining about life at home as leading a dog's life. Sammy says he is largely kept on ma's lap and fed cream, a lighthearted jab at domestic comfort.
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Johnny
Dick Stebbins
Sammy
Chicago
The Good Old Times Wife and the Ptolemaic Property Rule
In a comic exchange a wife is described as having full control of her husband's property in the time of the Ptolemies. A captain and passenger banter about crossing the equator and watching an opera, with a humorous line about seeking glue from Lisette.
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Lisette
Bile Solemnity and the street remark
A brief item from New York Weekly notes Mrs Gabb asks if a husband has religion after Mr Gadd-I aow of his behavior on the street yesterday. The tone implies concern over perceived piety and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gadd
Mra. Gabb
New York Weekly
Untitled fragment on tanning expenses inquiry
A fragmented text shows a garbled exchange about tanning expenses and a person named Quesrem who claims to have quit. The legible portions offer no clear event, date, or organization to anchor a fuller summary.
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Rome
Lowa
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Faber
Mousa
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