Improved Brooder and Farm Notes From 19th Century Press
A detailed look at an improved brooder with a drum and sheet iron setup for warming chicks, plus notes on currants, potatoes, trees by roadsides, corn markets, and farming insights. Highlights include a Soldiers at Home reminiscence by Col. Marshall and a narrative of Lee Grant surrender preparations.
Stretching Barbed Wire Device Shown in Illustration
A described device from the American Agriculturist assists in placing barbed wire on open posts. The illustration demonstrates a simple method to ease tension and reduce discomfort while stringing fencing.
Barbed Wire Device and Clover Planting Guidelines
A practical description of a mobile barbed wire frame used to un reel wire quickly, with a locking pin to hold the reel, allowing taut deployment. The text also discusses Clover planting, noting variable soils where young plants struggle and recommending manure from stables as a soil amendment, with straw mulch to protect and nourish the beds through winter.
Caution on Feeding Cotton-Seed Meal to Livestock
Cotton-feed meal is hard to digest and should not be given to young animals or old animals with weak digestion. The dark hulls are largely indigestible and have caused death in calves and pigs after small exposures. Ruminants digest it better but it must be fed with bulky, less nutritious forage. A cow may safely eat a small amount mixed into bran mash.
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Nore
Orange Judd
Gulf States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Nicaragua Canal
Aberdeen
Charles Marshall
Robert E. Lee
Inter Ocean
Grant
Appomattox
Lee
McLean House
Torace Porter
Sailor's Creek
Longstreet
Gordon
Farmville
Nessary
Virginia
Appomattox Courthouse
Northern Virginia
United States
Campbell Courthouse
Whittsylvania County
Danville
Joseph E. Johnston
Sherman
North Carolina
Johnston
Mark Twain Hunt for a Word Reveals Humorous Craft
A brief tale notes Mark Twain's careful approach to writing. The humorist rewrites extensively to perfect syntax and clarity. During fourteen summers at Quarry Farm near Elmira, he vanished one day and returned at dinner claiming he had been hunting for a word and had found it.
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Mark Twain
Quarry Farm
Elmira
Mr. Clemens
L'Yve
Left handed development in German schools and arts
German educators push ambidexterity among pupils to balance hand use and build full arm strength. They cite left hand training in workshops, drawing, casting and writing as improving symmetry and resilience. Notable mentions include painters Menzel Klimsch and the craft of bronze workers. Also notes on Japanese teaching methods and literary items by Arnold Godfrey Browning Eliot Davis Warland.
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Germany
Menzel
Klimsch
Sir Edwin Arnold
Elizabeth Godfrey
Jessie Pothergill
Richard Harding Davis
Lilian Whiting
Robert Browning
Kate Field
Mrs. Browning
Miss Whiting
George Eliot
Marion Warland
Europe
New York Times
Faith Hope and Charity in a London Weekly
A London weekly offers two guineas for a definition of faith hope and charity. A bedbug anecdote follows, then kitchen tips for sponge cake toast seed preservation and recipes for Enchesse Cule Parmesan Potatoes and fish served with potatoes noting preparation steps and ingredients.
Good Bread Rise Like a 19th Century Kitchen Note
Scald three cups milk and cool. Mix six quarts flour with salt sugar and lard. Dissolve yeast cake in warm water, add to milk and flour, knead until smooth. Let rise overnight in a warm place. Bake in a hot oven then lower heat for one hour.
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Old Stage Road
Richmond
Tee
Whittier
Humphrey
Babcock
General Lee
McLean
Bull Run
Colonel Babcock
General Ord
Sheridan
Parker
General Grant
London