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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1898
Page
3
A Victorian era article discusses ventilating stables with wind driven doors and cupola drafts. It explains adjustable hinged doors, cords and pulleys to seal or open openings, and argues the trunk should vent to the floor for best air flow. Also touches lawn driveway layout and practical garden perspectives.
An essay argues for circular or oval driveways off the main road to allow wagons and cars to enter and exit easily without backing. It praises integrated plantings and attractive design, notes practical limits for stables, and touches on stable temperature and milk delivery impacts.
The article discusses methods to shred corn fodder and stack fodder in windproof barns. It covers cost reductions, thrashing plans, and spread of shelled corn with fodder to feed barns through winter. It also offers cider keeping methods, bone fertilizer tips, and a milk custard recipe.
A detailed feature describes Morgan horses bred by Amos B. Moore at Maple Wood Morgue Farm in Polo, Minnesota. It highlights individuals like Gwendolin and Colonel Morrill, discusses Morgan traits, premiums won, and breeder opinions. The piece also touches on farming practices, horse care, and related agricultural context of the era.
The text outlines Merino sheep small boned medium build weighing 60 to 70 pounds and valued for fine wool. It notes Merino descendants, Aber value, and comparison to Oxford Downs bred from Cornish and Shropshire stock with mentions of origins and characteristics.
Nimsdt Van Wagaren reports on dairy processes from Rural New Yorker, detailing hay and cattle handling, milk room layout, separator substitution options, and the use of a controlled oven temperature for cream ripening. The piece covers equipment like rotors, boilers, and heat regulation while outlining hygiene practices and worker roles in milking and milk processing.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century diary note details a cold storage room with troughs, drip boards, and drainage, describing construction methods and materials. It references through-wall connections, open pans, and ventilation, with mentions of trough dimensions and drainage channels. The text also notes plans for enclosure, paneling, and coating as part of a larger farm building project.
The article sketches a designer’s approach to a sunlit bedroom with pink walls and white accents, noting a preference for cedar wood tones, rosewood finishes, and a soft cream carpet. It mentions window treatments, wall coverings, and furniture layout aimed at a warm elegant look. The piece also touches on cultural commentary about opera and public taste, referencing Wagner and the Metropolitan Opera and a cross section of contemporary critics.
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