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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1893
Page
3
An article describes a four percent electrified henhouse system with eight rod spacing that houses up to about 100 hens per acre. Each 22 by 20 foot structure uses a central feedbox and electric doors operated by a button, with a powered feeding trough and water basin, designed to simplify feeding and gathering.
A compact hive carrier built from a reused wheel and oak frame stands 18 inches high. It uses mortised springs and strap hinges, tilts to grip the hive, and keeps the hive off the ground while wheeling. A Gleanings in Bee Culture correspondent noted it can lift a hive from a stand.
The piece discusses a homemade hive wheelbarrow setup and proper hinge placement. It reviews Professor Bailey’s spraying ideas for pruning, timing, and preferred arsenical and copper sprays, plus a corn top removal trial showing reduced yields. An item on beekeeping notes unfinished sections aid spring start, with a method to smooth combs.
Henry C. Wallace argues that successful cooperatives require stockholders with dairy expertise, sufficient milk guarantees, and a competent butter and cheese maker. He emphasizes business principles, authorized leadership, and proper planning for cost effective building and equipment.
A compilation of fragmented excerpts discusses women seeking independence against male control, arguing for equal rights within families. It quotes Exchange and Philadelphia Times pieces on female ambition, exercise’s effects on beauty, and critiques of harsh gender roles.
A testimonial from a New York reader who suffered two years with stomach illness. After physician advice failed and weakness mounted, August Flower restored appetite and vigor. The patient reports complete recovery and urges others to try the remedy.
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