Finan Haddie origin and Scotland curing history
The article traces the origin of Finnan haddie from Findon in Scotland with etymology notes such as Findon finblogk and finan had.ie. It mentions traditional curing methods, seasonality of sale in England, brand references Aberdeen and remonth, and notes on centers and pricing, with scattered historic terms and figures.
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Haddock
Findon
Haddows
Seottland
England
Scotland
Aberdeen
Wales
Agricultural Hints On Electric Car Postal Service
The article notes the electric car first served urban passenger transport and now postal work in cities like St. Louis Cleveland and Boston. It reports time savings from dedicated cars for mail collection and distribution driving expansion of the system as experiments succeed. Traitor Victor appears as a fragment, with limited progress cited in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Trooktvn
Boston
St Touts
Vicuidt
Hauling fodder corn and labor issues noted in farm column
The item discusses handling fodder corn and related farm labor concerns. It mentions haulage tasks, equipment, and the effort to reduce waste and improve efficiency at the farm and ranch level, with references to workers, teams, and practical notes.
Fresh Dairy Notes Water and Clover for Cows
Fresh dairy tips emphasize keeping pure water at hand for cows in heat, washing udders and milker hands, and choosing Jersey or Guernsey for dairying. Promote rotating crops, home-grown produce, and maintaining near purebred stock while replacing scraps with rooteones.
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Jersey
Guernsey
Parm
No Antidote for Snake Bites in India Death Toll
The article discusses India's persistent snakebite death toll and government efforts to curb the scourge. It notes alleged snake breeding by locals and critiques ineffective antidotes with limited experimental results from researchers.
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India
Ely
Peter Ott
Markets Report Confused OCR Snafu Distorts Data
Fragmented OCR text leaves a garbled markets note with references to grain and prices but lacks clear figures or entities. Key names and terms are unreadable, producing an unreliable summary of the day’s trading and commodity values.
Donkey insult mars Detroit Free Press remark
A reader recalls a remark calling him a donkey as the con and stew motif is questioned, reflecting a dialectic moment in the Detroit Free Press.
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Ater
Detroit Free Press
Fragmentary historic notice fragment on medicine and remedies
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a druggist advertisement and a household remedy. Includes phrases like Hall's Catarrh Cure and a brief, unclear note about price and a coat. Unable to determine full details or identities.
Syrup of Figs Public Notice Ad
An advertisement promotes a pure liquid laxative known as Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company. It emphasizes health benefits, natural cleansing, and urges buyers to rely on the company name printed on every bottle to avoid substitutes.
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Carisi
Christ
Teders
California
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