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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1896
Page
6
A farmer’s guide outlines ensilage use to improve butter yield and cow health, warns on sour feeds, and stresses cooling cream to 50 degrees before churning. It covers subsoil plows, weed threats like orange hawkweed, and practical milking and feeding routines for a dairy operation.
A vivid recollection of post ceremony street crowds in Paris with cavalry passing down the street. Citizens yelled Viva les cuirassiers while dragoons shouted Berlin and France. The mood shifted to a boisterous mob singing national tunes as dusk fell on the Champs Elyses with illuminated gardens and cafes.
A Rural New Yorker reader from Monroe County discusses fertilizer choices for wheat. Farmers sow similar acreages yearly using complete fertilizers costing 22 to 20 per ton, while many prefer acid phosphate with potash. Soil types vary in fertilizer suitability and practices.
A Washington Star quote notes a dissolved partnership due to differing views on water testing. One partner argued the other was impractical for insisting on analyzing well water several times yearly to ensure it wouldn’t make customers sick.
Isabelle Kaiser won the prize offered by the Swiss government for the best cantata to be sung in chorus at the Geneva exhibition. She faced stiff competition but was judged the leader. The council of state sent a complimentary letter and a bronze sculpture.
A fragmentary description discusses Greek coins and their early bronze dies. It notes red hot dies, imperfect impressions, lack of collars, and frequent restorations. The text mentions bronze rather than steel and hints at retouched matrices preserving sharpness in Sicily.
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