Riding Horse Vices and Harsh Remedies in Stable Care
This piece catalogs common horse tricks and vices from stable life, noting intermittent ugliness, cribbing analogies, and the dangers of kicking. It covers methods to curb behavior including restraints, tying, and training with grooming, while warning against unsafe practices for spirited animals and mares in use.
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Jesse
Youatt
Great Traveler Henry M Stanley MP Named Hero of Africa
A retrospective on Henry M Stanley MP traces his ascent from Denbigh workhouse pupil to famed explorer. It chronicles his early trials, Civil War service, daring river crossing, Livingstone pursuit, and later Congo ventures. The piece highlights his grit, naval service, and a celebrated marriage to Dorothy Tennant, ending with praise for his enduring impact.
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Asaph
St. Asaph
John Rowlanda
Rollant
John
Rowlands
Stanley
J. Rowlands
Denbigh
Liverpool
New Orleans
TL. M. Stanley
H. M. Stanley
Pittsburgh Landing
Amia
T. England
America
Navy
Fort Fisher
Confederacy
Constantinople
United States Navy
Hig
Syria
Levant Herald
World
Henry M. Stanley
Hancock
New York Pritone
Missouri Democrat
River Platts
Tte Junction
Missouri
Westers and
Europe
Fargest
Livingstone
Central
Africa
Nile
England
Congo
Dorothy Tennant
Emple
Secon
Mias Tennant
Wetininater Abbey
Toulay Issu
Jessen
Yiluek
Losses From Branding Cattle Hit Market Value
The article warns branding cattle devalues hides and reduces meat prices. It estimates annual losses near £600,000, as branded hides fetch lower prices in Chicago compared with unbranded. It urges cattlemen to adopt safer stock-recognition methods to protect profits.
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Esidle
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Chicago
Texas
Tobacco varieties and fertilizers cultural notes Louisiana bulletin
A Louisiana station bulletin in Calhoun details experiments on 12 bright tobacco varieties with and without a complete fertilizer mix of nitrate of soda sulphate of ammonia dried blood cottonseed meal acid phosphate and potash applied at 400 pounds per acre. Results show Climax and White Barley lead with fertilizer. Yellow Orinoco and Preminin without fertilizer. Eleven cigar types on red soil yielded Connecticut seed leaf top, with Pumpelly Comstock Syarush and Choice Havana following. Field tests across Shreveport Monroe and Méhind Guy examined alluvial soils in several valleys. results inconclusive. Baton Rouge cigar types cured well. leaf types not fully successful.
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Alen
Louisiana
Calhoun
Connecticut
Pumpelley
Comstock
Baton Rouge
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