Rhine Legends and Castles Along the Romantic banks
The article surveys Rhine lore from Schonberg to Nonnenwerth, recounting the seven sisters of Schonberg and their tragic fate, Roland and Ogiedonda, the Drachenfels dragon myth, and the imposing Wilhelm I monument. It notes Coblenz, Ehrenbreitstein, and the Dragon Rock, linking legend with historic sites along the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schonberg
Oberwesel
Rhine
Europe
Frederick Herman of
Marshal Bechomberg
Prince of Orange
William III
Ehrenbreftstein
Spain
Roland Ae Lide Gonda
Ronceauvalies
Nonnenwerth
Hera
Roland
Drachenfels
Lidegonda
Hoayeh
Whenes
Enys
Tdegonda
Heaven
Udegonda
Sidegouda
Veteran Printer Ad Reads Fragments From Franklin Place
Fragmentary OCR lines show a veteran printer, names like McLellan and Manny, with unclear phrases. The readable bits hint at an advertisement layout or attribution rather than a complete notice.
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McLellan
Manny
Franklin Plureg
Why Dairy Tests Vary
Patron of creameries often grow dissatisfied with changing Babcock tests for milk fat as cows freshen and dry off. Fresh cows bring larger butter globules that rise quickly, skewing fat percentages. later tests show declines as high fat milk from new cows dominates. Variations arise from sample timing, testing methods, and herd composition, not tampering.
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Mall
Babcock
Mares Failing to Breed In Season Breeding Mistakes and Advice
Inquiries arise about mares failing to conceive after previous foals. Experts say breeding out of season causes barren spells, noting May and June offer grass for milk and best foal production. Owners should wait for the mare to shed and come into heat naturally before breeding.
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Alexander
Farmers’ Review
Akip
Thia
Fritters and Puddle Desserts From Leftover Meats
Summary of historical recipes for meat fritters using leftover beef or cooked meats, celery root fricassee with milk thickened by flour, corned beef short cake baked under a biscuit crust, and baked raisin pudding with drippings, flour, sugar and spice. Mentions production growth to 0,000,000 yearly over thirteen years.
Cleanliness in Hog Houses and Dairies for Health
An article urges higher cleanliness in hog houses and cow stables to protect swine health and food safety. It discusses avoiding disease like trichinae, proper feeding and management, and sanitary housing with whitewashed walls, clean bedding, and good ventilation. It also covers child health and balanced home life, stressing rest, play, and varied activities to prevent overwork and support overall development.
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Alexander
Farmers’ Review
Liam
Ieal
Variety in Home Life and Child Rearing
A lecture on variation as a life principle notes nature produces endless diversity. It argues families, like nature, benefit from variety in diet to please appetites and stimulate growth, while signaling mothers often overlook other aspects of children's development.
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Tan
A Pony at a Party
A December cotillion at a New Jersey home featured a white Shetland pony named Billie as a party favors helper. The four year old, forty inch pony wore red ribbon harness and red shoes, posing in the kitchen dining room and music room while guests offered candy sugar and petting.
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Billie
Favora
Billa
Stelland
Helen Moore
Fist Ball Rules and Court Division Instructions
The game uses two large courts with a center rope or line. two players serve from one court, bounce the ball, and return across to the opposite court. Points go to the side failing to return or returning from outside the opposite court. Players alternate serves, use both hands, and may add bounce restrictions. A 25 point game. courts can be subdivided to manage many players. Also includes a method to clean ostrich feathers with pipa clay and water and curl with a Kulte bank.
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Jessie
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Noble River
Brace
Old City Gate
Cologne
Mediterranean
Oery
Coblenz
Willam
Loselle
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