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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1892
Page
3
A historical note argues for skunk protection as a farm pest issue in Michigan. It cites crop damage from skunks and woodchucks, discusses economic stakes for corn and berries, and recalls experiments on cultivation frequency and soil impact to reduce pest losses.
Fragmentary prose describes cleaning and contrivances, mentioning sleantaces and net of provisions. The readable portions suggest discussion of methods or devices, but specifics are not provided. No identifiable persons or organizations are present in the legible material.
Notes describe movable nests for poultry and hay handling methods using ropes and pulleys. It reports on chinch bug extermination with a fungus parasite and a future spray delivery machine. Also mentions a Massachusetts plant root treatment and livestock gestation periods, plus a trotting pastor resigning amid church discipline.
The text describes Leafarin of Timothy as a thick smutty coating on timothy and wrase es leaves. It discusses preventing spread by removing infected material and careful manure handling to protect new land and crops.
This piece explains the external hoof parts wall and frog and their functions. It discusses hoof composition in horses with notes on hoof care, shoeing, soil impact on hoof shape, and recommendations for keeping feet healthy and steady for farm work. It includes a brief note on the Farrier's Company of England and training aims.
Field peas touted as a superior fattening feed for hogs due to earlier harvest, easier cultivation, and strong fattening qualities. The article notes peas’ adaptability, high profit potential, and notes on a device to prevent cows from bucking, with references to Mr. Lewis of Lafayette and Shadewind technique.
The column surveys gadgets like a pocket tap device advertised to deter thieves, reports wool production costs in Texas from six to nine cents, and details farm experiments with cement floors and liquid manure systems. It notes cattle breed comparisons, pumpkin planting advice, crop compatibility with corn, and fashion trends in fabrics and shirt fronts.
An ornate description portrays a university graduation fashion display with gowns, ribbons, and accessories. It notes the class colors pink and white, the roundlow hems, lace details, and the ceremonial attire worn by graduates. It references a dairy convention debate on gender roles and hints at conferring committees and butter industry themes.
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