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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1895
Page
6
The report compares water and steam heating in closed house circuits, detailing tests on risers, expansion tanks, and a main heater. Water shows advantages in circulation and heat transfer, especially with high expansion tanks, while steam models fare similarly under restricted conditions. Longevity of warm water depends on pipe length and friction.
The article describes actinomycosis or lumpy jaw in cattle, caused by a rat fungus entering via mouth wounds or diseased teeth. It explains tumor formation, potential spread to lungs and intestines, and how bones and flesh can be affected, leading to pain, poor growth, and often the rifle or poleax as a humane remedy.
Briggs shares methods for rearing stallions in the first 18 months, including weaning at five months, pasture and yard options, and nutrition aimed at bone and muscle growth. He also discusses early handling, separation timing, and forming a balanced diet with greens, corn, milk, and oats, plus straw feeding and farm management tips for efficiency and fertilizer value.
English buyers favor Danish bacon for its fresh meat feel. Danish bacon is shipped to England in linen sacks and opened with fat, lean parts mellow, and no salt on the outside. An English dealer notes that this is what they want in interference with American salted bacon.
The article describes the tallest structures known, including Cincinnati Waterworks Tower at Eden Park reaching 423 feet with an elevator to the observation floor totaling 5587 feet above the Ohio River. It compares with the Manhattan Life Insurance Building in New York at 15347 feet above the sidewalk and notes its 400 foot total height with deep foundations and cantilevered support.
A collage of comic street scene with a Bay street boy buying a match in Ellis and Hussey store, a note on a Turin doctor finding 40060 kre in a book, and a kitchen remedy for facial blotches advising lemon juice and Hungarian prune dish. Names and places appear with limited context in a dated voice.
The article recounts dairy practices, including Pastuerizing trials at a state creamery, milk quality control, and milk processing improvements. It notes observed benefits, market responses, and a farmer's procurement and pricing impacts, highlighting innovation in creamery operations and dairy milk handling.
A survey of dairy economics discusses producers coordinating to fix prices, with dairy depots in cities to control retailing. It covers cheese storage guidelines and aging from Brie to Stilton, noting temperature, moisture, and mold management for flavor and texture. It also mentions condensed milk via cold processing, and schools, tariffs, and tax issues in Augusta.
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