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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1900

Page

6

Flocks of ewes and feeding advice from London Live Stock Journal

Gilbert Murray urges careful winter feeding for ewes and lambs. A small corn allowance, reduced to meal with hay or straw chaff, improves health and survival, lowers losses, and increases yearly produce. Use boiled corn with water, protect troughs, and offer shelter at night. Maintain clean barns to prevent disease.

Gilbert Murray London Live Stock Journal Prudece Aduaik Lam

Bismarck Apple Featured as Promising Handsome Giant

The Bismarck apple earns praise for size and early cropping with strong export appeal. English reports note its beauty, heavy yields, and market demand, while American Gardener quotes optimism for growers who export. The fruit weighs about 14 ounces and is described as a robust, tall grower good for market sale in buyer boxes.

Bismarck England London Weil Evens Bath

The Bell Mare and Dan Rice's First Circus Tale

A rustic tale lauds the bell mare who rules a herd with a tinkling bell and bold defiance. An old timer recalls drovers seeking the bell for its guiding sway. The piece also recounts Dan Rice the clown's first job joke and a youth’s audacious salary request.

Dan Rice Dan

Sunday School Lesson Text and Commentary Record

The page presents a mixed digest of a Sunday school lesson by Rev. D. M. Shezrza, referencing gospel passages in Luke and Mark about Jesus teaching in the synagogue, exorcising demons, and healing at Simon's home, plus reflections on speaking God’s word, belief, and kingdom expectations. It includes scattered notes on healing, demonology, and a brief insert on sheep shearing machines and their industry impact.

D. M. Steares Andrew Janes Jobs Luke Joby Simon Jesus Goa Christ Gadara Thes Jill Ezek God Heaven Earth Anon Streightway Isaiah

Snowproof ventilator and berry irrigation notes

A detailed plan for a snowproof ventilator system with windward and leeward windows, a shaft cover to keep out snow and sparrows, and a four sided cupola design to ensure proper draft. Also reports on irrigation benefits for blackberries and the lasting impact of moisture on cane and fruit development across seasons.

Jordan New Jersey

Napoleon and the Catholic Church in Sacred History

A dense polemic argues Napoleon fought God by resisting the Catholic Church, linking his downfall to disobedience to papal authority. The piece urges President Kruger and the Boers to embrace Christian unity, Catholic respect, and political reforms aligned with The Word of God, praising American and Protestant allies yet warning against anti Catholic hostility.

Medias Res Napoleon Word of God Church of God House of Cardinals Napolep Houses of Cardinals Ainners Jacob Job Abraham God Ss. Pater Jesus Soros Martin Luther Kreuger Oom Pal South Africa Kreeger Xredgey Christias Frigoda New York Tribune Bryan Taw Krenger Congress Apus Eateen Vatholiva Christ Pos Kreeger Sa Sbove Jesus Christ Bowdoin Bt Boston

Scorpions Die From Heat Not Self-Inflicted Sting

Scientific American reports that scorpions are not killed by their own venom. They die when exposed to heat, not by stinging themselves. Researchers note the creature’s defensive thrashing under heat was misread as self destruction.

Baguatiaente Scientific American

Zulu Servants Tale From Household Words

A Victorian anecdote on Zulu servants in Africa noting language quirks with i and r sounds. A faithful boy refuses entry to a guest lacking a card, while two others are admitted, illustrating caution and bias in household customs.

Africa Bans

Battering To the Orient

E. R. Kimball, Kane City creamery man, reports after travels in Japan and China that there are not two creameries in China and only two small ones in Japan. He notes Shanghai’s 500000 population uses poor butterine from Germany.

Orient E. R. Kimball Kane City Japan China Shanghai Germany

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