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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1893
Page
3
An article describes a device and technique for laying tile to achieve a perfect grade without an engineer. It details stakes with hooks, a wire alignment system, and a movable arm measure to ensure the tile bed is parallel to the grade line. It cites sources on drainage from Rural New Yorker and others.
In the Poultry Yard panel a drinking dish for fowls is shown, built as a two quart pan set into a partition with slats for protection. A keg drinking fountain variant uses a watertight keg with a tin mouthpiece and two legs, costing under 50 cents and serving a large flock. Also notes oats for working horses and a brief on pine lands theft in Minnesota.
Professor Oscar R. Gleason presents methods to subdue kickers and runaways using a double safety rope and improvised gear. The technique involves restraining the horse’s forelegs, belly, and hindquarters to gain control, with cautions about safety and variations for road use. The article also notes Gleason’s equipment and mentions unrelated agricultural notes and a Bible translation by the American Bible Society.
The article discusses feeding horses with nitrogenous foods to restore wasted muscle and reduce excessive corn. It notes draft horses in English cities, their diet of barley, beans, and green fodder, and suggests substitutes like dried brewers grain, peas, soybeans, and other nitrogenous matter.
A huge crowd gathers after Paderewski's farewell performance in Brooklyn. Women push to glimpse him as he exits in a carriage, amid cheers and shouts of praise. The scene includes a San runner clearing the way, with spectators shouting farewell and observers noting the chaotic, thrilling exit.
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