Dairy and dairy laws boost future of the industry
L P Bailey presides as discussion centers on the dairy business and oleomargarine public education. The piece notes dairy schools, improving stock care, and urged laws protecting dairy rights while stressing quality to secure profitable prices. It recounts a choking cow remedy with a bogey whip and reports a record milking feat by Miss Ebba Hallborn. The South Dakota dairy boom is highlighted with rising creamery milk intake and projected Liberia trade implications.
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L. P. Bailey
Olio Dalry Union
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Prairie Palmer
Ebba R. Hallborn
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Inside a New Jersey dairy farm at Montclair
Nelson W. McLain details Fairfield dairy operations in Montclair New Jersey with illustrations. The milkroom cools, strains, and bottles milk into sterilized bottles, packed with ice and salt, then loaded onto horse-drawn trucks for railway or depot delivery.
Crossbreeding Jersey and Guernsey for larger dairy cows
A Rural New Yorker correspondent argues that using a business Guernsey bull on high grade Jerseys yields larger outcomes than purebreds. Jersey Guernsey crosses improve size and dairy traits, though promiscuous mixing is discouraged. Ensure crossing only on high grade Jerseys while guarding against beefy tendencies.
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New Yorker
Jersey
Siberian Butter Cuts Into English Market
Siberia has long shipped butter to England but the Transsiberian railway has made it a stronger competitor. Last year the imports of Siberian butter were valued at
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Siberia
England
Cost and styles of silos spark farming debate
American Cultivator notes corn growing costs range from 1 to 8 dollars per ton, with many factors altering value. Droughts push silage importance, debate over best silo type persists from round stave to square to stone brick. durability and cost guide choice.
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A temperance advocate questions a visitor while a convict replies gruffly I am a wife beater The jailer jokes that another case of liquor explains the scene from the Philadelphia Record
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Philadelphia
Vast assortment of global facts in brief notes
A wide mix of economic, industrial and geographic items is listed from tobacco factories in France to Boston and New York City finances. The items include Paris tobacco, Boston debt, Spanish silk, Australian pear, early gas theaters, German commerce, Russian telegraph plans, and Cape Griznes lighthouse penalties.
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Boston
New York City
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Murcia
Western Australia
Broome
Philadelphia
McKinley and the Sausages Reputation Lesson
A humorous tale recalls President McKinley noting a butcher shop sign that changed from 20 to 12 or 10 cents for sausages between morning and evening. The shopkeeper reveals he raised prices to curry praise for cheapness, illustrating how reputations are made by pricing tricks.
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McKinley
Cowpens as fodder judged by a Curlisle farmer
A Curlisle Pennsylvania dairy farmer with 20 cows reports cowpens failing to satisfy his herd though two acres yielded well. He doubts northern farmers should trial them as a staple, noting some praise from other farmers and a preference for corn fodder and clover which perform well and leave land in good condition for future crops.
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Curlisle
Massachusetts Experiment Station
Initiatics About the Lakes Mean Levels and Depths
The report lists mean surface elevations above mean tide for five lakes with depths. Lake Ontario 246.6 feet and 738 feet deep. Lake Erie 572.8 feet and 210 feet deep. Lake Michigan 581.28 feet and 870 feet deep. Lake Huron 581.28 feet and 750 feet deep. Lake Superior 60? feet and 1,008 feet deep. Water surface areas total 94,650 square miles with figures for Superior 81,200, Huron 25,80, Michigan 22,450, Erie 4,000, Ontario 7,240.
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New York
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Lake Superior
Golzs& Feet
Midlake
Square Niles
Croesuinn
Willes
Mecca of Southern Negroes in West Virginia
A Baltimore Sun correspondent reports West Virginia becoming a magnet for southern African Americans. The state’s climate suits the race and its booming coal and coking industries along with extensive railroad construction provide steady, well paid work. About 15,000 Black workers are employed in the mines.
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Baltimore Sun
West Virginia
South
Conscientious Girl Clara Ponders Proposal Steadfast Duty
Dialogue fragment shows Maud declaring engagement with humor about economy as a sacred duty. The lines reference a conscientious girl, Clara, and a character named Maud entertaining an idea about not letting him propose. The source presents playful banter with an old newspaper tone.
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Clara
Maud
Puck
Greater Ability Prompts Debate on Proposing by Women
A Chicago Point editorial questions whether women should propose, asserting that watching men propose is more exciting and enjoyable, reflecting gender roles in social customs. The piece frames simplicity of tradition against evolving expectations for courtship.
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Chicago
Pont
Attentive Crow Calls for The Rabbit’s Attention
Chicago News notes a playful exchange as The Crow asks Are you listening to me The Rabbit replies Yes I am all ears in a lighthearted regional feature highlighting animal personification and local color.
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