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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
7
A lively market column notes May’s gardens fading into summer, with plentiful eggs, butter, poultry, fish, fruit, and vegetables. It lists prices for Dr. Butter to strawberries and various produce, plus a brief Falcon Lore lesson on falconry terms and their impact on English.
A two wheel cart is easier to manage than a heavy wheelbarrow for farmers. The article notes many tasks on a farm can be handled with a simple cart and provides guidance on constructing a practical wagon from available materials, according to a field correspondent.
Farmers can build a hand cart from scrap running gears with a wooden frame and removable side boards for balance and strength. A separate hog crate uses 2 by 4 framing, slats, and mortised joints to safely contain an animal. The article also notes pork as a profitable focus and cites winter crop conditions and shelter value from agricultural studies.
A late 19th century set of notes covers cauliflower care, varieties for early use and fall crops, deep cultivation, and manure practices. It includes cultivation depth, deep spading, and composting guidance. Describes Early Snowindl and other varieties, plus broccoli and a list of fall varieties. Also provides instructions for a dumping platform, buckwheat as a worm control, and a lawn grass mix including Redtop and bluegrass.
Greatly alarms the student G L T Barbuze of Greenside for five years with a convimims cough. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy he reports a remarkable change and permanent cure after two bottles of the twenty five cent size. For sale by A L Pearre.
The excerpt explains milk contains water fat solids and casein with total solids varying from 10 to 18 percent. It notes legal standards for fat and solids not fat and warns adulteration laws. It also covers oleo coloring laws and chemists seeking natural colorings amid taxed oleo debates.
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