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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

6

Inexpensive Poultry House for Medium Sized Flocks

A compact low cost poultry house design for villagers with one to two flocks. Describes concrete foundation dimensions six by eight inch wall thickness, 18 by 40 foot floor split into two pens, nesting and roosting arrangements, draft protection, and entry/egg collection flow for Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks.

Plymouth Rocks

Farm Villages as Cure for Isolated Rural Life

The article argues isolation on farms causes dissatisfaction and loneliness. It proposes forming village communes at a central site to house several families, reducing travel, enabling shared labor, central heating and better sanitation, and fostering neighborly relations to replace envy and feuds.

S. C. Miller

Testing for acid in soil and litmus method

A farmer explains lime needs and introduces a blue litmus test using blue paper beneath white filter paper in a glass. Soil is placed above with water to reveal acidity as the water carries acid through filter paper turning the litmus red, while non sour soil leaves the blue paper unchanged.

Farmers’ Institute Blair New Jersey

Cement Mix Fix Helps Straight Drill Through Slanting Rock

A Popular Mechanics writer notes slanting rock causes the drill to deflect. Mixing cement and fine stone, pouring into the bore, and setting for 24 hours allows the drill to cut straight through concrete and stone.

Popular Mechanics

Cleanliness Becomes Cornerstone of Profitable Dairying

The article argues success in dairying hinges on cleanliness and sanitary stables. It stresses that intelligent study and daily management trump farm size, and that proper feeding, daily care, and careful observation support breeding. An ideal stall illustration shows maximum freedom with chain tie.

Propagating pruning and training grapes practices

Article explains grape propagation methods including seed, cuttings, layering and grafting with focus on pruning, cutting stock selection, timing after dormancy, cutting length 8 to 20 inches, and care in early years shaping long term profits and yields. It notes two cuttings per site improve stand and allows removal of one if both grow.

George C. Hussmann United States Department of Agriculture

Pruning and Training Grapevines: Layered Propagation Method

The guide explains propagation by layers with top bud exposure, root trimming, and single cane retention for rooted or grafted vines. It covers pruning goals such as disease removal, shoot shortening, fruit bud control, and canopy training including an overhead system with a six foot arbor and alternating cane placements.

Indian Runner Ducks Ideal For Farm Raising

The Indian Runner duck, imported about 15 years ago, thrives on foraging and hardiness. They require little housing, need clean water for drinking, and mature quickly producing 4.5 to 5 pound ducks at 60 days. Their large, mild flavored eggs are prized for baking and table use.

West Indies Farm Progress

Advice on keeping hens productive through proper housing and feed

The article emphasizes renewing nests with clean material and feeding field peas and clover to improve egg laying. It urges keeping hens comfortable with daily green feed, sanitary conditions, and protection from pests, plus good stock selection and winter care for steady egg production.

His Mother's Valentine tale of V J and Marcia

In 1911 V J Vincent, nicknamed Valentine, faces the burden of his comic face and a mother’s affectionate Valentine images. Marcia Dillon, Dana Merrill, and others discuss his appeal as he confronts a real Valentine from Mrs Ashton’s boy, testing friendship and affection. The piece blends humor with a coming of age moment.

V. J Valentine W. J. Vincent Merrill Marcia Dillon Dana Merrill Val Vincent Marcia Val Dana Maria Gwen Apollo Merrill Library Cupid Dickey St. Valentine

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