Spare FAM YE(REAMERY JERSEY SIRE and Dairy Co operative
An article describes a premium Jersey bull titled Spare FAM YE(REAMERY, praised for milk and breed quality. It discusses dairy co operatives in Wisconsin, their structure, the manager’s powers, qualifications for butter makers, and the importance of quality milk, water access, and monthly financial statements to patrons.
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Winter Milk and Stable Comfort for Dairy Cows
Practical guidance on dairy cow care including warm stables, clean conditions, proper feeding, and regular milking every 12 hours. Emphasizes adjustable cow platforms, ample water, silage, fodder, and a mix of corn and bran for milk and butter. Also covers butter salt, cream cheese making, and ventilation fixes for dairy rooms.
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Vou
Montreal Herald
New York
Denham
Illinois
America
Pars and the Czar: Paris Aid Letters Revealed
The czar transferred 1 percent of 600 francs for Paris’s poor as the Reesian ambassador forwarded alms requests received in Paris. A list of 339 notes from France, Algeria, Switzerland, and Sibera shows varied asks from gifts to tobacco shops. 100000 francs were allocated to the registered poor at two francs per person with others awaiting relief from public assistance funds.
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Paris
Pans M de Mohrenhei
Reesian
France
Algeria
Switerland
Sibena
Faure
Paria
Ory
Beef cattle breeds and prized sires in American and British stock
A survey of beef cattle breeds including Angus Aberdeen and Hereford, with notes on Red Poll and Shorthorn stock. Describes the Hereford as picturesque with red bodies and white faces, praises the Aberdeen Angus for growth, and notes crossbreeding efforts in Britain and America. Mentions Sporthorn sire and crossbreeding results trending toward dual milk and beef production.
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Rereford
Scotland
Great Britain
Feeding the Horses and Stock Care Advice
Practical notes on not overfeeding growing horses and maintaining thrifty conditions. Emphasizes bone and muscle development over fat, gradual fall feeding start, and letting Colts run outdoors when weather allows. Warns against cholera risks from poor care, poor water, and dirty conditions, with breeding stock and stable climate guidance.
Frances Willard urges women to read newspapers
Fromen sed Newspapers quotes Frances Willard urging women to read papers. She criticizes passive women and urges active engagement with news, noting gossip is small news while newspapers deal in wider knowledge, and praising reading over gossip to expand the mind.
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Fromen
Frances Willard
Dead Soldiers Still Buried on Tarapaca Battlefield
A returning traveler reports 4000 dead and 1000 horses left unburied on Tarapaca plateau. Dried corpses preserved by sun and desert soil lie amid broken swords and bayonets, with 5000 mummies described in ghastly, frozen confusion from the ancient conflict.
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Chile
Peru
South America
Taraparca
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Restoring a Leaning Tree to Upright Growth
A farmer describes methods to save blown over or leaning trees by digging a shallow trench under the roots, lifting the trunk, and firming the soil with sod and manure to encourage strong root growth. A stout cable and wedges prevent splitting, with a note that only trees with enough rot to hold must remain viable.
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Iigh Wanda
Corey Oudyat
Wethud
Lars
Ohio
Improving Poor Farms with Labor and Seed Potash
The article cites practical ideas to boost poor farms using labor and minimal funds. It highlights ditching wet land, stone drainage, and clover seeding with homemade manure and potash on sandy soils. It also suggests wood sales, quarrying rock, and trout ponds as profitable diversifications for rural farms and nearby city visitors.
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Cawora
New Yorker
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Capfuly
Amateurs Craft Themed Umbrella Stand And Furniture Article
A how to style guide outlines transforming a plain box into an ornate umbrella stand and faux antique chest using burlap, nails, and paint. It details sanding, painting, nail patterns, interior coatings, and a zinc drip tray, plus design tracing techniques and general furniture finishing tips.
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Usique
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