Mr Bowser in Court After Warnings and Threats
Mrs Bowser frets as Bowser is jailed after a row with police. A detective testifies Bowser resisted, claiming assault and planning a suit for damages. Bowser pleads not guilty, is fined fifty dollars or thirty days, and vows to sue for a million dollars as he heads home.
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Dipper
Mr. Bower
Bower
Mr. Bowser
Lobestieis
Miles
Mt Wes
Bowser
Bowsert
Weil
Ani
Tuewner
United States
Garding
Wisdenmesner
Luis
Sta
Mra
Bowsee
Gover
Mra. Duwser
Ping Welock
Cadmium Found in Ores and Zinc Association
Cadmium a metalite element discovered in 1517 by Stromeyer appears in minerals as a sulfide in greenekite and with zinc ores. Greenekite occurs in Bohemia Hungary and Risso in Lehigh county PA but in too small quantities for commerce. Cadmium oxide forms during smelting and is purified by a wet process to yield metallic cadmium. Most commerce cadmium comes from Silesia with small amounts from Joplin district Missouri.
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Stromeyer
Bohemia
Hungary
Lehigh County
Pennsylvania
Joplin
First Practical Reaper by Cyrus McCormick Timeline
The first successful reaper emerged from Cyrus McCormick while a boy without his father’s knowledge. After initial trials in the fall, he refined the design, producing a version in 1831 deemed the first success. Revisions led to a patent in 1854 and paralleled efforts to sell at $30 each. In 1839 farmers began to see value. a 1840 sale in Egypt, Virginia, paid $30 and sparked broader interest.
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Cyrus WM. McCormick
Wile
Egypt
Poultry Cackles Caring for Growing Chicks
United States Department of Agriculture specialists stress growing chicks require clean coops, steady water, fresh greens, and a balanced grain mix for rapid growth. They advise regular coop cleaning, mite control, and rotating runs to access green forage, plus a specific dry mash formula and grit with oyster shell for optimal development.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Ilsease
Small Flock In Back Yard Poultry Yield Questioned
The article discusses backyard chicken expectations, noting an average novice can expect about 10 dozen eggs per hen per year based on two feet per hen and family consumption. USDA poultry specialists urge keepers not to be disheartened and to aim for higher production while balancing feed.
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Amali
Ty Bach
United States Department of Agriculture
Orchard Glenings Orchard Glenings and county agents plan pruning
An aged orchard in Bark County South Carolina has served as a demonstration site for farming practices over a year and a half. County agents coordinate efforts with other counties in the region to boost pruning and cultivation for better yields.
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United States
Fentin
Bere County
South Carolina
Pruning Restores Old Orchard After Neglect
Age and scale had thinned the trees to a few living branches and no returns came to the owner. County agent advice led to pruning and summer cultivation. This year new wood growth is approved and a good fruit set appears. The orchard is nearly free of scale and shows what care can yield.
Next Season's Berry Crop
The summer growing months after fruiting determine the next year's berry crop as young canes vigorously grow to mature for the following season. Nature is abundantly generous, sending up many canes to produce one seedling, and what happens in summer largely shapes the next year's success. Neglect after fruiting is common on small farms.
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Nature
Vegetable proteins supplement poultry feed when replacing animal protein
Practical work with chicks and old hens shows ground soybean meal teal and cottonseed meal can replace animal proteins in poultry feed but only if essential minerals are supplied. Granulated bone has been found effective to provide these minerals when using vegetable protein.
Poultry Manure for Fruit Fertilizer Value
Poultry manure is described as the most valuable time fertilizer commonly produced, with over twice as much phosphates and minerals as sheep manure and more than four times as much as horse manure. It stores well and requires little labor to keep in good condition, though much of it is wasted in practice.
Fertilizer for fruit trees tested by leading orchardists
The fruit tree fertilizer most commonly used and yielding best results in recent tests by leading orchardists consists of five pounds of monoxide of soda or four pounds of copper sulfate and five pounds of potassium phosphate, applied in eight areas around the outer edge of the tree.
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Ieee Ety
Little Brown Butterfly Helps Gnome Find Home
Peter Gnome chats with a Little Brown Butterfly who insists they live in the woods near a woodland stream. They discuss whether the butterfly has lost its way, but the butterfly and its family reaffirm they prefer shade, quiet, and woodland life over sunshine and open spaces.
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Peter Gnome
Brown Butterfly
Butterfies
Local Ad Touts Vegetable Compound For Women
Fragmentary reader letter references a Miss Linx, wifer, and Lysi s Brinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mentions irregularities and headaches. Notes a woman praising remedy for period related symptoms and general health.
Beware Aspirin Warning from Bayer Brand Ad
An advertisement warns to buy genuine Aspirin only in Bayer packaging and tablets for colds headaches neuraglia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain. It notes Bayer is the trade mark and mentions twelve tablet boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Mullopa
Kidney Trouble Focus Urges Women Readers to Seek Swamp Root
A sprawling appeal tells women thousands suffer kidney or bladder trouble and that Kidney Root by Kilmer helps. It promises relief from back pain headaches and nervousness, offers sample bottles via parcel post, and notes medicine is sold in drug stores. The column ends with unrelated chatter about a man and a woman in a private quarrel.
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Kilmer
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