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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1893
Page
3
A rural journal summary describes an automatic poultry feeder that guides grain to fowls via a front door, balanced arms, and a pivoting platform. It also mentions a food protector device, bone fertilizers and bone charcoal, and notes on bee coverings, barley feeding, Potato Scab causes, and court child custody and dental metal use.
A Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station report outlines tomato experiments in garden and field. Key findings show cutting back leading shoots and training to one or two stems improve maturity and fruit quality, while supports may be unnecessary except for limited stems. strong plants set early and medium-depth planting perform best.
A discussion on the cruelty of tight checkreins for horses and the lasting damage they cause, including deformed necks and starved animals. It also offers practical harness care tips, urging proper cleaning, oiling, and storage, with alternative oils and methods, plus lamb feeding guidance for March breeding.
In eight Kansas cities women voters outnumber men. In Samoa brides wear flower wreaths cocoa matting dresses and turmeric on the face. Over one percent of world shipping is burned on the British Isles, nearly half on the Clyde. English bank holidays include Fast Monday White Sunday week first Monday in August and December 2 if a weekday.
Farmer Henry Stewart describes corn fed chickens across 40 acres with 24 plus hens, details feeding rates, housing, vermin control with grease, and belief about gapes. The note also covers veal calves in France, dirt for winter poultry, horse feed ideas, south pork self-sufficiency, and remarks on breeding mares and Dorset lambs, ending with a wry exchange about hats and Virginia silver.
A fragment from The Jewelers' Circular recounts quaint tea cup superstitions. It warns that forgetting the lid while pouring invites a visitor, two spoons in a cup hint at marriage within a year, and ordering cream before sugar stirs love. It also explains how to read spoons, bubbles, and toast to predict weather, longevity, and a bride’s future, ending with folkloric cautions about manners and being an old maid.
A collage of quirky children quotes about drawing and danger, plus notes on a tiger and a moon photo taken at sea. The piece also delves into terms like Cloture and Typing, explaining their meanings and origins with period voice and light humor.
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