Water Supply for Cows and Dairies Emphasized
Wy KW Murphy Dairy Supervisor urges ample clean drinking water for cows noting prior use of dirty surface water from dams and bogs. He urges stream-fed and subterranean supplies, improved water storage, and tree planting along banks to prevent contamination and boost cattle health and milk quality.
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Orchard and Garden Notes on Pest Control and Care
Garden guidance covers preventive sprays against bloom pests, fruit protection, irrigation, soil warming, and mulching. It advises hot orchard soils, regular cultivation, and careful pruning, training, and thinning to strengthen fruit trees and support vase growth while detailing vegetable and flower bed care, watering, feeding, staking, and weed control.
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German code story from Gothenburg spy network
A clipped World War I era report outlines a German code system tied to Gothenburg headquarters and Scandinavian agents. It describes wireless links, merchant shipping ciphers, and suspected headquarters in Gothenburg Christiania and Malmo, with fragments of code words and suspected submarine communications.
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Potash From Bracken Ash Suggested As Fertiliser
A Globe writer notes bracken ash can yield substantial potash, offering a new supply source amid scarce foxtail hiners. Cutting time for bracken is mid July to late October, with green bracken ash more valuable than old. Ashes must be kept dry and protected from rain, as potash dissolves easily. It is a valuable fertiliser for potatoes on light loam gravel and sandy soils.
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Canary Shelling Story From War Time Tactics
A bizarre wartime tale describes a singing canary shelled by artillery amid a mining operation. Dr Euler Wevis recounts a covert dig under German lines near No Man s Land where one bird survived until a shell blew the bird and the bush into silence, ending the song in dramatic fashion.
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le Jiresenon
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Indian Root Pills Promoted For Soldiers Supplies
The ad touts Dr. Morea's Indian Root Pills as essential for soldier health, praising their weatherproof amber bottle and ease of carry. It notes 10,000 bottles offered or accepted by military authorities early in the war and urges inclusion in parcels sent to troops abroad.
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de Morsa
Manila
de. More
Patience Versus Perseverance in a Farmer’s Market Chat
An old farmer quotes that patience and perseverance accomplish all things. A pompous passenger retorts that many things require more than patience. The farmer counters with a joke about carrying water in a sieve to illustrate waiting for water to flow.
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Furner
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