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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1893
Page
3
A letter to The Ohio Farmer describes a six to seven pound red wire fence using No. 9 and No. 1 wires with brace chains and ratchets. The writer details step by step installation, posts, stays, and tensioning for a durable 4 foot high fence with braces.
The Medical Record notes brisk demand for skulls and skeletons with prices given for a half skeleton disarticulated in a box at 21 dollars. The listing includes skull, spinal column, ribs, pelvis, limb bones, and connective materials.
The article surveys bee colonies in cold cellars suffering diarrhea and cites methods to save affected hives including temperature control, ventilation, and feeding sugar syrup. It also covers seed potato storage to prevent dormancy loss, emphasizing cool, dry conditions and straw protection during thaw risks.
The piece discusses fattening turkeys for Thanksgiving with practical feeding tips and shows a bronze turkey prize example from a New York poultry show. It shifts to a debate on trotting horse earnings, costs, and purses, noting racing economics and market conditions for speed and breeding.
James Barton in Rural New Yorker recounts Homestead Poultry Farm lessons after two years of hens failed to hatch. An incubator, entered in March and working by April, yielded 250 chicks from 300 eggs on first hatch, with improved moisture and feeding methods noted.
Feeding rules cover horses cattle sheep and calves with corn oats shell corn ground feed and hay. Emphasizes daily rations and turnout to pasture, with emphasis on meal and grain variety. Also notes stock sale timing and a Norfolk style roast chicken contest in Baltimore with speed records.
The article outlines state supervised Danish road policy with local municipal control. It details first class roads up to 49 feet wide with stone and clay layers, drainage, and rolling wear layers. second class using similar or screened gravel. third class relying on basic fill and gravel. Cost ranges for materials are given and maintenance labor varies by district.
A country parish seeks prayer from a wealthy city church as a boy answers questions about his father’s aim for light while noting most things are packed. The encounter is recounted in the New York Telegram with a rural and city contrast.
A fragmentary report notes the women’s class in the University of New York law school has reopened amid unclear details and a sense of fading bitterness tied to prior organizational challenges.
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