Sweet ensilage debated and drainage lessons for farmers
The column discusses sweet ensilage fermentation and heat, drainage effects on soil moisture, and farm practices. It cites Dr. Miles, Professor Shelton, and A. W. Cheever, along with farmer experiences in Kansas, New England, and Ohio. It covers cattle butchered weight, salt on potato ground, milk fertility, calf feeding pails, and honey as sugar substitute.
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Miles
Ohio
Philip Border
A. W. Cheever
Shelton
Kansas
Chicago
John Brooks
Princeton
Mass
New Yorker
New York
New England
Palmer
Bucks County Intelligencer
Kansas College
California
William Warfield
Herefordshire
Scotland
Peel
St. Petersburg
Goldsmith Mard
Harbletonian
Tuscaroras County
Large Emerald Found in Muzo Mines Believed Largest
ANAM reports in January that in the famed Muzo emerald mines in this republic a gem weighing about one pound was found. The crystal is hailed as possibly the largest emerald ever discovered, described as splendid and exceptional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anam
Raca
Republic
Charity and mercy themes in a moral editorial letter
Correspondence from Ceresville discusses Christian charity, quoting biblical figures and poems to urge humility and aid for the fallen. The piece reflects on personal sin, merciful action, and the need for true charity over appearances, with a closing poem about forgiveness and grace. The note includes local social items and community business news.
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Tax News
I Corinthises
Griog
Jo Blank
Dorcas
Adda
Emiling
Dollas-And
Erris
Dhat
Goa
Christ
A Marvelous Stream near Diamante Captures Birds and Men
While trekking thirty miles south of the Diamante river we found a yellowish white petroleum stream seeping from rock and asphalt-like crust. Birds and other animals became trapped in the viscous pool, with skeletons along the margin showing the deadly danger of the strange liquid.
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Pampas
Rver Diamante
Crisstacabie
Floumdbetisy Imat
Rumains
Uses of the Passion Flower in Therapeutics
The article notes white passion flower as a hypnotic similar to bromides and genemium. It can induce a quiet sleep without narcotic coma, with two or three drops of tincture or low dilution. It also helps in sleeplessness linked to personal crisis mania and may calm convulsions like gelsemium, aiding opisthotonos trismus and tetanus.
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Scientific American
George W. Winterburn
Kecp Out the Cold
A brief note from Scientific American describes a paste made from one pound of flour four quarts of water and a tablespoonful of alum. The thickened mixture is pressed into cracks around floors and mould boards and dries to a papier mache like hardness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Country Road Making Generals Patrol And Times
A historical note discusses winter road work advantages and costs including cheaper teams and heavier loads. It then shifts to debunking whale myths, explaining whales’ breath control, spouts, and underwater breath holding with details on nasal mucous and spray formation.
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