Outside cellar plans and farm notes from Ohio Farmer fragment
The article describes an outside cellar with a seven foot depth, a tall inner storeroom, and a frost proof design using oak and sandstone, plus a front storage area for vegetables and pork. It notes frost damage after sixteen years, discusses ventilation, roof, and the preference for an outside cellar to stabilize temperature, and includes unrelated farm tips about beekeeping tools and tomato varieties.
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Ohio
Longfield Apple and Its Promised Value in Horticulture
Authorities weigh Italian and commercial value of the Longfield apple with references to New York state fair. Items mention Mr John Craigman of Patrick Street and Gardener discussions on tonic tablets, Geneva Germany, nervousness and indulgence claims, plus a sales pitch for a tonic jar.
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New York
Geneva
L. Pearre
Etchison Basset
Sell & Waterss
Tate and
Insurance Brokers
Fordhook Fancy Tomatoes and Harlequin Cabbage Bugs
A mixed page notes Fordhook Fancy Tomatoes praised as deep green, sharply pointed, and sturdy plants with bright red fruit. It also discusses Harlequin Cabbage Bugs, suggesting control methods including kerosene soak, trap crops, early plowing, and destruction of infested plant matter to limit infestation.
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Fordhook
A. _ L Root
Caboon
Messor Webster
Ohio
United
Pantherino
Ocean Beach
Cuba
Croel
Iowa
Vesuvius
Oregon
Sci.ny
Colon Andy
Calf Feeding Tactics Emphasize Gentle, Patient Training
A Hoard's Dairyman correspondent shares practical advice on raising calves. Start feeding at two to three days old, limit to two suckles daily, then employ a gentle method to teach drinking within two days. Forty years of farm experience backs the approach, noting most calves accept a pail without aid by the third or fourth feeding.
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Hoard
Dairyman
Milk Sugar Produced From Milk in Illinois Venture
Illinois experimenters led by F W Patrick extract sugar from milk from 15 counties around Marengo. Process begins with cream separation, drying milk curd, and refining whey into a white sugar sold for 40 cents a pound. Each barrel requires 5,000 pounds of milk. only a few know the refining secret.
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Illinois
Creamery Journal
F W. Patrick
Fox and
Rock River
Ilinois
Carpentereville
Dixon
DeKalb
Marengo
Ohio
Pattick
United States
Water intake boosts milk yield in cows says Canadian report
A Canadian report on dairy feeding notes that increasing water consumption with dry fodder raises milk output. Cows drinking 18 to 83 quarts daily produced 13 to 14 quarts more milk. those drinking 50 quarts yielded 18 to 93 quarts. Water amount correlated with milk amount, guiding cow value as a milker.
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Prokient Davies
Beith Carey
M Dancel
France
Lin
Thas
Testing Cream and Buttermilk in Dairy Work
A National Stockman writer notes the importance of testing buttermilk alongside the Babcock test for cream assessment. Poor butter milk often reflects cream that was not fully raised before churning, and the sourness of cream affects churning time and buttermilk quality. Salicylic acid in milk and foods raises infant health concerns discussed by Dr Henry Leffwah of Philadelphia. Co operative dairies in Belgium aim to form a milk dealer and cheesemaker association with women guiding cheese dairies and dairy education.
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Saya
National
Henry Leffwah
Philadelphia
Trenton
Co-operative Dairies
Belgium
Brussels
Roosevelt
Milk Dealers
Overyssuha
COLOR BLIND PAINTERS IN LONDON NURSERY OF ART
A London oculist notes color blind artists exist and paint well. A scene painter in a provincial theater is famed for interiors and landscapes despite color blindness. He cites two London women who paint beautifully though red and green are indistinguishable to them. One is the daughter of a late artist taught by her father. the other is a society painter who has exhibited in London. A naval veteran in Kensington, blocked by color blindness in career, now makes hundreds designing vivid poster art for advertisements.
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Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Division of Forestry
United States
The
Bee Journal
United
London
Oak Chambers
Kenington
Wer
Cape Colony Fat Tail Sheep Described At Cape Colony Farm
The fat tailed sheep of Cape Colony, recently presented to the zoo, represent an indigenous South African breed. Tails weigh up to 20 pounds, with fine samples reported around 10 pounds. Body weight ranges from 6 to 156 pounds. The tail fat is sometimes used as a butter substitute. Hardy and easy to graze, the fat tail sheep and its crossbred descendants are popular with Cape farmers.
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Cape Colyntes
Ueohe
Bor Mutter
Cape Coluouy
Zoo
Agye Landon Skheteh
Enroponne
Woalthog
Weartern Ranges
Arizona
New Moxico
Texas
Port Good
Proper care for brood sows and horse shoeing effects
Advice from ALN Springer on brood sow care stresses early nutrition to build bone and muscle, avoiding under or over fattening, and cautious feed changes. It also covers horseshoeing impacts on young horses, noting limb sensitivity and the risk of deformities from improper shoeing and growth.
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Aln
Gand
Pork Taste and Processing Debates Spark Farmer Interest
A long column discusses feeding hogs beer and whiskey distillery swill to improve pork flavor, noting hogs become intoxicated and dieback effects emerge. It cites Louisville Commercial sources and contrasts farmed pork with store-bought meat, while touching on wool treatment and Tamworth hog traits for breeders and winter feeding for sheep.
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Harrodsburg
Bravah
Louisville
Remarkable Man Guides Life From Blindness to Wealth
A blind man born to John Walther near Clintus Lud grows to manhood working on his father's farm. He builds a garden, trades horses and cattle, and invests proceeds in a bank. He aids his family, fences, and crafts with skill, while local townspeople marvel at his capable, independent life despite his blindness.
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John Walther
Clintus
Giinton
Joba
Sting
Fathur
Eno Kuaron
Ottico
Walther
Indianapolis News
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Scksmith
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London Live Stock Journal
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CGG Shaw
Clover Bay
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Teoorpp
Tien Bth
Chiwan Journal
Thun
William
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London County Council
Chambers’ Journal
Jim Dutch
James G. Hutchins
Jim Hutch
Jim Snow
Sin Jong
Jim Hateb
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Chicago
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Tom Sullivan
New York Sun
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Sahee
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