Ingenious Insect Kill and Hay Making Tips
A detailed guide describes a home made bisulphide of carbon fumigation cover using barrels hoops paper and rags to kill greenhouse pests. It also covers vine protection, handling liquid, and reusing left over chemical. Additionally it shares hay curing methods including timing for clover timothy and peas oats mixtures, drying guidance, stacking and storage tips, and equipment aids for large crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unio
Manilla
Ingenious Rural Gas Experiment and Sweet Corn Notes
A Rural New Yorker article fragment describes an improvised device to move heavy vats using simple tools and improvised materials. It also covers experimentation with sweet corn varieties noting that Cor-79 days from planting remains edible after frost, with Eastman's Early, Lackey's Early Sweet, and Early Sunrise performing well. The piece contrasts Corn with new varieties claiming higher quality in certain Maine conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Corps
He Atthy
Maine
Eastman
Lackey
Import Restriction on Texas Cattle Moves to Michigan
Governor Rich of Michigan issues a proclamation banning Texas cattle imports and cattle raised south of the 36th parallel north, unless already in transit or for immediate slaughter under quarantine. Cattle unloaded only for watering and feeding at West Detroit stockyards, with strict quarantine for shipped-in cattle and a limited exception for in-transit animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rich
Michigan
West Detroit
Texas Cattle Division
Michigan Central Stockyards
Wendy
Arsowe Femesbury
Citeaney
Denver
Tucson
A.T
Danver
Liberty
NLA
J. R Dutcher
Parksville
Sullivan County
Mrr
Dutcher
Dairy Manufacturer Details Construction Notes
An archival excerpt describes a dairy operation with plans and machinery. It mentions a Delaware overseer, a heated cherry room, two small iron tanks, milk channels, and a Tate-derived vat system. The text details piping, water delivery, and waste conveyance, plus dimensions for buildings such as a 27 by 34 feet pigpen and cement floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughenes
Dairrman
Mr. Jr
Delaware
Ovauty
Hoani
Stetth
Iran
Prado
Carriage House and Hog Noose Detailed Plans
A 80 by 40 feet carriage house and horse barn with end elevations described. Features include a center incline via sloped underpinnings, a 38 foot wide opening for drainage into a water tight outlet, truss-supported upper floor, cement floors, and separate manure vat connected to pigpen drainage. Milk and creamery operations described with vats, pipes, and feeding troughs, plus detailed barn layout, ventilation, and waste management setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Que
le Ile
Spring Lake
Moon safety debate stirs letters from Paris observers
A letter in the London News discusses Moon safety and a Paris telescope, with fragments about Fors and the Oxfordian context. The piece touches on astronomy, editorial comments, and a mix of historical and linguistic notes regarding Celtic and Welsh place names, ending with literary and gossip items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georgy Manouly Fors
London News
Ts Rey
Paria
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Sisulphide OF
Carson
Canomieg
Wien
Bada
Bor Nua
Prass
New Yorker
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Experiment Station
Janiata Couny
Ilinois
Newramb-on-Tyne
Opheus
Erasmus
Newcastle
Crafy and
Saylin
Aere
Kentucky
South
Breeder's Gazette
Massachusetts
Cloverly Farm
Boston
Southdowns
Sud
Debessit
New York
George MacDonald
St Louis Republic
Ewer Ae
Pus
Daryn
Pete
Aw As
Crean
Mune
Pineisg
Sieadit
Geyt Homan
Raton
Moltke
Aisen
Stratess
Nev
Nvet
Prinety
Ylill Roene Gy
Anderson
Curawhitton
Comwhinton
Cumranton
Cumrrangun
Cumrow
Cumcatch
Uluwi
Caer
Penrith
Penraddouck
Algaify
Canturcock
Carlisle
Caer Leok
Burnock
Slaes
Leol
Castle Carrock
Irthing
Alugiel
Helvellyn
Rivelyn
Red Mountain
Blencathra
Saddleback
Cathzir
Blencow
Bismerhassek
Gentleman's Magazine
Lord Dafferin
Canada
India
St. Petersburg
Enroj
Lord Dufferin
Bex
Duchess of Marlborough
England
Children of Light
Bamars
Jammy
Lisa Norma Manro
Daugher
Mra
Carlyie
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