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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
3
Field tests at the New Jersey station assess nitrogen forms with minerals. Recommendations include using nitrate of soda for rapid early growth, variable nitrogen rates from 24 to 80 pounds per acre on good soils, and higher returns on high value crops. Subcellars for dairy cooling and storage are explored, along with acid soils and their varied crop effects.
Texas wool prospects rise as Angora goats show high fleece value and breeding demand. Wolves and weather require protected herds in fenced pastures with vigilant herding to prevent losses. Skim milk proves valuable for calves chickens and pigs, boosting growth and feed efficiency in trials.
A portrait of Mine Cronje, wife of the Boer commander, detailing her steadfast care near Vaarderberg. She cooked for her husband under fire, sheltered in a riverbank cave, and buried her son as shells fell, illustrating loyalty amid siege hardships.
The column notes Miss Sante Kruger in California, Boer women in the Transvaal, and Kruger’s niece as an admired figure. It mentions US Mind typewriters employing blind clerks, Eliza Allen Starr receiving a papal medallion, and an Indian school training women for domestic service. Also shared are Philadelphia society girl Phebe Palmer with a lion cub, Mrs. McKinley’s crocheting fundraisers, and various social gossip about queens, high schools, and club members.
A Victorian era guide details sewing a toiletry case for travelers. It prescribes using strong unbleached linen to form a padded outside, pockets and straps for brushes and manicure items, with precise dimensions and stitching to create organized compartments for toiletries and shaving materials.
Instructions describe making a brown sallinen shawl case with an outside pocket and interior straps to hold umbrellas and wraps. The piece notes Mrs Caroline Lewis Gordon, daughter of General Gordon of Atlanta, plans debut arrangements as a professional interpreter of negro songs and dialect, labeled Daughter of the Confederacy.
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