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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
3
The article defends science as accumulated evidence over personal experience, using cross pollination in fruit and butter churning as examples. It argues that repeated tests and expert testimony establish reliable knowledge, urging farmers to embrace verified conclusions and credit science over outdated practices. It also notes plant twig heat dynamics affecting growth and frost risk, illustrating practical scientific observations.
Professor J C Whitten told the Missouri State Horticultural Society that peach twig color correlates with winter hardiness. At the experiment station pale yellowish green twigs accompany hardy Snow peaches, while the darkest purple twigs tend to winter kill. The study spans several winters and notes lighter twigs often survive cold better than darker varieties.
Palm care guide outlines how to water palms properly using tepid water, knuckle tests, and pot immersion. It warns against overwatering or drying out, recommends draining after soaking, and advises against using sardinières for watering.
A London plan to automatically deliver meals via subway tunnels to residences at community rates was about to be tried in Chicago before promoter Mr Ablett’s death halted the project. Engineers architects and club women backed the scheme, and with capital it would have progressed.
A terse note describes a good breeder focusing on mastering an object in MWaYe. The fragment hints at development and goal orientation, with emphasis on practical skill and progression within the MWaYe framework.
A. S. Alexander argues winter stabling must balance warmth with ample ventilation and sunlight. He warns that impure air, dampness, and spoiled feed cause thrifty problems in horses, cows, and swine. Proper clipping, air exchange, outdoor exercise, and natural management keep animals healthy and breeding stock hardy.
An analysis argues high quality fruit always sells, while market gluts depress mid and poor grades. It warns against mislabeling poor fruit as first class and urges growers to separate inferior lots to support buyer trust and stabilize demand.
A Fireside farmer who cocoons in comforts grows ill from the cold while the outdoors type who chops wood and stays active thrives. Natural living and exercise bring robust health and a cheerful, productive life despite adversity.
Farmers continually notice new potato varieties and the buyers who seek novelties. The professional sector among potato growers appears cautious and selective in adopting these new offerings.
The piece argues irrigation efficiency hinges on knowing exact water needs. It cites New Mexico experiments showing steam pumping can be economical, and details how 25 inches of seasonal water optimizes wheat yields, with 35 inches wasting water. It notes water movement in soil limits leaching and discusses alkali rise in dry regions, underscoring water’s growing productive role.
Cowpea hay is gaining use as an adjunct to pig feeding, supplying protein and bulk. In captivity pigs are fed mainly concentrated grains, which can impair health and growth. a varied diet, including cowpea hay, supports better nutrition for these omnivorous animals.
Indianapolis Dec 8 In his biennial report State Labor Commissioner McCormick decries the 1898 99 weekly wage law being unconstitutional He notes public sentiment against boycott as a wartime method waning while blacklisting grows in some industries He warns the method has not wholly harmed labor but unsettled efforts for better labor relations.
A Chicago market list details prices for butter creamery and cheese varieties, fresh stock meats, poultry, apples, sweet potatoes, potatoes, onions and more. Items include firsts seconds and off grade rates with per unit and carload pricing across Michigan New York Wisconsin Illinois and neighboring markets.
Commodity quotes cover grains, corn, oats and livestock across Chicago New York Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo and other markets. Prices list No 2 red No 2 mixed standard and weights in dollars and cents for grain and live cattle hogs sheep and lambs.
London newspapers applaud President Roosevelt's message as a notable achievement with broad approval. The dominant focus centers on passages stressing the maintenance of the peace of justice and its implications.
Norfolk Neb December 8 Thomas B Ayres and his wife both 50 of Meadow Grove Neb were struck by a train on a bridge and hurled into the track area where they were found dead by section men.
Kalamazoo Michigan reports the drowning of Ralph Adams 16 Frank Bayless 16 and Burdett Bleet 11 while skating on Lake of the Woods near Decatur. The tragedy occurred today and authorities are investigating.
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