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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1894
Page
6
The piece recounts experiments with milk separation showing cream and skim milk yield differences. Separated milk produced superior cheese with faster aging, while non separated milk spoiled earlier. Observations note clots and blood in milk after processing, with cautions about dairy hygiene and profit through proper feeding and production practices.
An editorial highlights how poor roads hinder farm transport and market supply. It argues gravel or macadam roads would boost farm values, improve regular garden and dairy shipments, and reduce costs from distant markets. It notes urban retailers pay extra for aging produce due to inconsistent local supplies and suggests better roads would stabilize prices and availability.
A petition signed by 15 000 citizens seeks a federal department of good roads to promote road construction knowledge and student training. Presented to the Senate with governors of 17 states, the Massachusetts legislature, banks and chambers among supporters. It asks for a Washington department similar to the agriculture one. The measure, though broadly popular, aims to avoid creating an extra executive department. It was referred to the committee on interstate commerce.
The Shengha branch of the Asiatic society reports on Chinese road conditions, noting a lack of usable roads and minimal farmer interest in road maintenance. The text likens China’s roads to the mythical Icelandic snakes scene, with warfare among owners and scarce travel by farmers, reflecting a bleak transportation situation reported in a fragmented excerpt.
Mr J 3 Topera wel Sacwndra Des Mones Tow a severe rheumatic pain in the left shoulder troubled him for over six months. At times he could not lift anything. After applying Chamberlain’s Bem he reports after three applications he has been free from pain. Revow recommends it to others afflicted. Sold by Garrett and Pearre Frederick. Say you saw it In The News.
Mr Carlton Ahalt and deighter of Gacken's London county Va visited area several days. Miss Mary C House spent last week with cousin Miss Letis House Cool Boring. Mr Lewis B Bowlus sick but improving. deep snow Sunday night followed by rain. April changes unlikely. W Scott Kefauver to sell personal property March 6 and move to Borkitts ville. Mahlon Arnold funeral held at German Baptist church. many local names and small notices across Foxville Continental and Point of Hockes areas. Lent church services and local society events noted.
Heavy snow and rain swept the area with strong winds and a hurricane-like gusts reported. Social notes mention Mr Laura Redtics visiting with Mrs Eli Zimmerman, and Mr George Reddisk from Poolesville visiting relatives here. A quilt gathering on February 21 at the hospital hosted many local women, listing numerous attendees. Charles Eaves escaped a slip while crossing Israel Creek, and James Boon found an ancient German book while cleaning for a safe.
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