The Aleutian Sacaline Plant In Forage Use
The piece discusses Sacaline or Polygonum sachalinense as a forage plant, praising its hardiness and rapid propagation. It covers trials, expected benefits in August and September pastures, and notes on its perennial nature and drought tolerance. It also mentions drying stove wood methods and the New England Tobacco Growers convention with leadership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerne
Cscvereser
Statius
J L Budd
Town Agricultural College
LD Ho
Paserel
Gardes and
Furst
Iris
Oor
Jane
Ohio
New England Tobacco Growers
New England Tobacco Growers’ Association
HL & Frye
Poguodnock
Conn
Hardin
Glastonbury
L Brown
Asparagus Culture and Farm Practice Notes from 19th Century
Readable passages discuss asparagus bed preparation with soil, manure, and weed control, and advise on cutting schedules. The piece shifts to horse evener design, whiffletree play, and tied harness accuracy, then to incubator placement for stable temperature, underground rooms, and fresh air. It mentions dairy industry honesty, cheese marking practices, and the impact of quality on consumer use, ending with leather bodices and velvet skirts fashion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stellar
Saddle and Hal Nature of Kentucky Saddle Horses
A long analysis on saddle horses and harness use, noting the Morgan blood as foundational to the Kentucky gaited saddle horse. Discusses British vs American ideas of perfect horses, Tamworth pigs for lean meat, digestive nutrition, and the value of good roads for development, with references to English and American stock issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kentucky
Lou Chief
Royal
Tamworth
Creamery milk and butter making guidelines and tips
Practical advice on dairy processing from selection of equipment to cleanliness, ripening temperatures, and churning. Emphasizes temperature control from 56 to 50 degrees, thorough straining, clean facilities, and minimal washing to obtain high quality butter. Also discusses brine packing and a cow rental plan for steady milk supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurest
Tebis &Crex
Gil
Seatus
Lieve
Titan
Cas
Tam
A. F. Vola
Mary Sannders Essay Sparks Family Debate at High Bridge
Mrs Abijah Wilson praises Miry Sand ers 16 year old niece for a polished graduating essay titled The Stern Duties of the Ween We Ace Abocs Enterin while her husband questions whether writing and living out ideas are the same. He notes Miry resting in a hammock with a paper novel as chores follow. The exchange ends with a frontier note that comp sitions differ from real execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sannders
Abijah Wilson
Abs Fordra
High Bridge Academy
Sbe
Amooth
Mr. Wilson
Sin
Wilson
Wall
Miry
Parmesan Cheese Making Described In Detail
A Montreal Herald account details the Parmesan cheese making process from curd preparation to curing. It covers heating to precise temperatures, pressing, scaling weights from 40 to 300 pounds, rubbing and salting for 40 days, and aging up to two to three years. It notes flavor, texture, and color changes, market prices in New York and Chicago, and a yearly production near 100 million pounds. It also mentions large merchants storing thousands of chests and a value around 1,000,000 in Montreal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beer Oyven
Tue
Tugarnest
Bern
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Early Season Racing Training and Financial Care
The piece advises racing trainers on starting a season with proper horse conditioning and driver acquaintance. It covers early workouts, road work, and pacing, plus strict but simple account keeping. It emphasizes owner-trainer honesty, timely updates, and fair profit sharing to maintain strong partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makerong Friends
Anno Mme
Emu
Emperor Kvasis Breaks Record In New Seat Design
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a young woman speaking about seating costs and a tall headdress. An alder remarks that fees covered only part of the distance to the ceiling. The piece notes the new seat is the hardest working emperor Kvasis has ever tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Kvasis
Fim
London
Iochip
Philadeiphia Ledger
Sidewalk Watering Troughs Proposed on Highways
A Philadelphia Ledger report cites Dr. J B Edge of Dinningtown Pa urging roadside watering troughs on highways for animals and travelers. The proposal outlines trough dimensions and funding, plus penalties for noncompliance with local supervisors and township officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
J. B. Edge
Dinningtown
ConceToy
Cheap Stone Roads In New Jersey And Abroad
An 1890s survey discusses cheaper stone road construction in New Jersey with wider early roads 16 feet later reduced to 8 to 12 feet, cost comparisons between Telford and macadam, and regional price changes. It notes public official calls to adopt hard materials beyond stone and foresees potential national aid. also contrasts Australian road recovery methods and French road policy linking prosperity to road quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Telford
Firs
Gsmden
Carden County
Gloucester County
Burroughs
Failed Up Organist and Veneer Cutting Anecdotes
Mrs Frepces BR Wittard describes herself as a failed up organist amid odd notes on her musical education. She recalls early love for melodeon and tissue paper, later switching to piano after her father’s disapproval. The Philadelphia Ledger also mentions a London veneer cutting firm offering unusual capabilities on ivory sheets and exotic woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepces BR Wittard
Hoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
AEW
California
Asparal
Larry
Mapure
New Yorker
English Commission
May
Jane Chessa
Isitie
Polera
Selierea
Northweat
Jersey
Pranemn le
Montevideo
Senor Podesta
Yonkers
John Clapp
St. Joseph
Reuben McBride
Joel Mallory
St Louis Republic
France
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