Unclear historical entry on Guiide Grandi Pies and care
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a professor from a Grin experiment plan detailing a 10 000 pound measure and tusk room case. Readable elements include mentions of caring guides and buend pies amid a smeared historical description.
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Guiide
Profemr Qecaer
Bo coGrin
Ventilation and dairy pros in old state practice
Long excerpt discusses curing rooms for cheese with dead air space under floors and through walls, methods of ventilating above ground or subterranean rooms, and use of chimneys or galvanized pipes. It includes opinions from Governor Hoard on minimizing air currents, plus notes on bylaw practicality for dairymen, and old guidance on preserving moisture, mold prevention, and air flow for cheese and butter production.
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Lelise
Congress
United States
Home of Delight opens in Philadelphia with reading room
The Home of Delight in Philadelphia is a four story brick building about 25 feet wide. The first floor houses a lecture hall and game rooms with bagatelle, checkers, lotto. The second floor holds a library of 1,000 volumes and a reading room. A weekly paper Our World and Work will be issued. The third floor has a committee room and a game room. The rest houses the superintendent and his wife.
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Delight
Philadelphia
New York Tribune
Pacing horse Gentry and farm notes dominate the page
The article profiles John H Gentry the champion pacer bred in New York but housed at Dewertville Farm near Buffalo with plans to pace a mile next summer. It notes Pardin Wilkes prized stallion racing stock and a buyer from New York City paying 10025 dollars. It also gives spring farming tips on pigs calves and beef cattle care and market insights from American Cultivator and farm writers.
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Wales
Pareben Wilkes
New York City
Lexus
Pateben Wilkes
Lexington
Wilkes
ecTow
John R. Gentry
Pacer
New York
John
Willian Simpson
Brock
Parden Wilkes
Gentry
John H Gentry
Ron
Dewertville Farm
Buffalo
E P. Smith
Beetles and wire worms threaten crops in early agronomy notes
A rural article details the impact of the wireworm on milleped-like pests and beetles, noting trials at Cle Cum station and methods using poisoned clover baits and traps. It describes beetle behavior, nocturnal activity, and a short crop rotation plan to protect seed beds, plus cowpeas and crimson clover as nitrogen fixing cover crops and a small implement for farming tasks.
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Antwal
Cle Cum Station
Slagerland
Iy Ins
Iho Tan
Joantry
New York
New England Farm Notes on Fertilizers and Frost Protect
Agricultural column reviews soil nutrients from air sources, warns on mixing nitrogen with crops, and discusses best fertilizer strategies for New England. It cites Mabuukes, Gregory, and State figures while noting grass land uses, crop rotation, and frost protection via water vapor and smudge fires.
Thrifty Thwarting: Tenants Battle Room Damage Tally
A New York Advertiser excerpt describes the costly, meticulous process of renting in England and Parisian agents tallying every stain and blemish before move out. It contrasts English and continental practices with a vivid, satirical tone as agents inspect furniture, linens, china, and walls to protect landlords' interests.
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Giedd
Ewig
China
Heroges
Kor
England
Cary
New York Advertiser
The Word Resurrection and Moral Freedom in Gladstone
In North American Review, W. E. Gladstone argues against material excess and speculative schemes, noting the fever of indulgence lowers freedom. He contends present demands overwhelm nature, and only the Word Resurrection offers a measure against moral servitude and the widening gap between wealth and virtue.
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W. E. Gladstone
North American Review
Amusing misflavored dish scandal touches minister
The minister of justice M. Ricard reportedly bought two bunches of Wangaroo meat from an Australian frozen meat shop and served it in sauce poivade. Guests found the flavor odd, and a complaint led to tasting the leftovers where lamp oil had replaced olive oil. The incident raises questions about kitchen conduct and sourcing.
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M. Ricard
Australia
M. Picard
Minster
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