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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
6
An old rural column warns fowls suffer in sun without shade and ventilation. It urges keep birds in shade, provide running greens, and avoid overexposure to prevent sunstroke and weak eggs. It includes advertising of a poultry book and notes on breeding, feeding, and coop upkeep.
A historical note warns that improper care of June hatched chicks leads to high losses. It cites a poorly managed coop with crowded, heat-stressed, poorly fed chicks and suggests best practices: shadey sites, ample clean water, varied feed, and protection from cold. Emphasizes late hatch care and avoiding crowding.
A nutty tipsheet notes dangers of Paris Green cabbage spray and odd poultry remedies. It cites Rev Blatt of Shliereville Ia and warns about disease in fowls, nest-building tricks, and the need for careful ration changes. Harry Cassidy, deputy of the Pennsylvania dairy and food commission, is described as chasing rotten age dealers in Philadelphia.
Describes a bungalow design labeled No 998 with nine doors and space for nine rooms and a bath. Features include a vestibule avoiding direct entry to the living room, a cone closet near the entrance, and a 28 by 12 foot base space under a higher first story. Build cost, excluding heating and plumbing, estimated at 1750 dollars, with complete plans available for 14 dollars from editor Glenn Saxton.
In a New York dining room Forrest, famed actor Ndwin Worrest, endures English critic jabs during a dinner at Park Avenue favorite SUS Agghoted. When ribbing escalates, Forrest shells walnuts at the critic while quipping “Pardon my freedom, sir it’s my way” to end the affront.
In a 1660 council of New Trayen, Jacob Murtine and Sarah Tuttle were caught kissing. Jacob blamed Sarah while she denied intent. He admitted taking her by the hand and they sat together. Raymond had not yet convinced him of wrong. The governor condemned the act and fined each 20 shillings to the colony.
A colonial account recalls Khedive Mohammed Ali’s 1820 invasion of Sudan marching to Khartoum and Shendi. The narrative links the massacre of banquet guests to the city’s later prominence at the junction of the Blue and White Niles where Khadom grew as a key strategic center in the Sudanese state.
A discussion on elephant height and age notes most elephants stay under eight feet tall with a few individuals reaching near nine feet. Lifespan is estimated at seventy to eighty years though exact data vary. Weight examples include a seven foot four inch animal around three thousand pounds.
Dr Vaughan Cornish discusses wave speeds and sizes observed in different oceans. He notes Atlantic speeds near 38 mph with 44 mph winds, Brazilian breakers at Bournemouth reaching 67 to 78 mph, and very long crests up to 1000 feet in December 1898 storms.
A petition urging creation of a federal Automobile Bureau in the department of commerce and labor is to be presented to Congress. The bureau would register automobiles, provide regulations, and establish proper identification methods for use across state lines.
The article outlines the grape berry moth’s two brood cycle and x moth damage in July and August with cocoons on leaves. It warns against larvae in berries, notes fungal decay, and recommends arsenate spray for the first brood. It also gives strawberry planting steps and introduces California's model poultry farm at Davis with incubators and a poultry hospital.
Colorado grower B H W Grubb of Carbonville works twelve years on selecting seed potatoes to produce uniform tubers. Professor E. Beynett and a state agricultural expert joined to refine stock by choosing tubers with twenty perfect tubers, discarding any with flaws. The goal is twenty five perfect tubers per bushel and a stable, high quality seed stock.
A series of plant growth experiments at the Vermont experimental station of the U S Department of Agriculture headed by Professor W Stuart suggests ether and chloroform may accelerate shoots during rest periods. The text notes further botanical commentary by Johannson and discusses corncobs for smoking fuel and soil improvement. It also outlines a ration balance using clover bay bran and meal, linking plant and livestock feeds.
A sermon contrasts Jesus casting out demons by the Spirit with Pharisee opposition, warning against attributing works to Satan. It cites Matthew 12 and Hebrews to urge faith, repentance, and avoidance of final judgment while urging readers to heed Holy Spirit guidance.
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