Plans for a new Stony Brook Christian college on Long Island
Dr John Carson announces a plan to open a high grade Christian college at Stony Brook Long Island this fall to aid ambitious poor youths. The institution will use existing Stony Brook facilities including Johnston and Hopkins halls as dormitories and will be non denominational though rooted in Presbyterian support.
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John Carson
Central Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
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Stony Brook Assembly
Long Island
Northfield
Massachusetts
Assembly
Stony Brook
Duster Carson
Stony Brook College
Stony Brook Alreatly
New Christian College
Mopkins Hill
Ferdinand T. Honing
Katonah
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Johnston
Robert Johnston
St. Louis
Stony
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Ayeons Rumtotay
Uits
Doctor Carson
Renehitus
Dwight L. Moody
Winona Lake
Int
Carson
America
J. Wilme Chapman
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Doctor Chapman
Longsland Sound
Pin
United States
Sinfihtown
Presbyterian Church
Cherise
Sbme
Stany Brook
Stony-Brnot
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Passage on memory and youth by Southey
A reflective verse fragment discusses how ordinary people recall youthful romances and shared ties from the past. It contemplates the hidden affections and recollections that shape character, noting even ordinary lives carry profound memories of early attachments.
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Robert Southey
Pekin Ducks Dominate Market Value In Long Island Farms
Pekin ducks lead in market value with abundant meat texture and strong egg production. The article cites Long Island duck farms, noting Pekins’ impressive size, rapid growth, and high yields, which sustain profitable markets for breeders and buyers. Three key value features are highlighted as advantageous for commercial poultry operations.
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Long Island
New York State
Uley
High value of buttermilk in dairy industry
Years ago buttermilk was considered no waste in creameries and thousands of pounds were poured into sewers. Recently the value has shifted to animal feed and as white termilk cheese condensed buttermilk and powdered butter goods.
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Clearing Wooded Tract and Erosion Risk
A firmer planning clearance of a wooded tract should ensure that removal does not cause erosion on uneven terrain. The notice cautions about soil stability and suggests evaluating drainage and conservation measures before work begins.
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Chataeter
Steady Growth of Hoge Through Grain and Pasture
The note outlines hog growth requirements noting daily grain rations of one and a half to two pods plus green pasture. It cites a target weight around 100 pounds and mentions setting steady growth parameters for hogs under ongoing management.
Woodlots Save Coal as Fuel Source
Farms with woodlots supply fuel and counting data shows many acres hold timber undervalued for fuel. Removing defective material not only preserves remaining timber but boosts future growth and increases woodlot quality for efficient fuel production.
Pekin Ducks Adapted for Market Profit in Varied Conditions
The text explains raising Pekin ducks for market, noting strong feather value and multiple harvests per year. With favorable water access and good care, ducks can fatten and yield over half of available food, though poorer conditions reduce profits and require more effort.
Plow and Cultivate to Kill June Bugs
Charles C. Wentzlery explains that June bugs originate from eggs laid in meadows and cornfields, with three years to mature underground. The article urges plowing and cultivating to disrupt their food supply, noting that birds and even chickens can help reduce swarms, and that fields disturbed by recent sod work are especially vulnerable to infestation.
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Charles C. Wentzlery
Increase in Income From Land Use Manure Nutrients
Farmers convert manure into a valuable soil additive to boost crop yields and reduce costs. Applying more manure improves soil richness, supporting higher production and greater earnings for the farm.
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Increase Humus Content On Field
A brief note urges using humins to boost soil humus levels. It references soil management on a field labeled LT posture for 9 number at sours, emphasizing natural enrichment strategies.
Morse Eevential on Sheep Feeding and Roughage
The text emphasizes the importance of feeding roughage for normal development in sheep. It notes cane and white clover as roughage options and suggests good roughage supply, though the wording is unclear. Key ideas include feeding value, care in provisioning, and the role of roughage like clover or Gifalfa for healthy growth.
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