Rise of National Assembly and Revolution in China 1901 1911
The article traces early 20th century reforms under the Qing, led by Yuan Shih kai, the 1906–1911 push for a constitution, and the 1911 national uprising. It covers the cheng wu ch u bureau, the nine year program, and the rapid spread of revolt from Hankow to other provinces as parliament forms and the throne loosens grip.
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China
Sianfu
Pekin
Bureau
Progressive Party
Yuan Shihkai
Chihh Province
Board of State Affairs
Imperial Railways of
North China
Yuan
Yangtse
Min
Anhui
Young China
Kwang Jisu
Tze Fisi
Yuan Shih-kai
Honan
Changsha
Ccommitte
National Assembly
Deutsch-Asiatische Bank
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank
Banque de l'Indo- Chine
Chang Chihttung
Canton
Hamkow
Hankow
Ichang
Wuchang
Hanyang
Li Yuan Heng
Hupeh
Tientsin
Huang Tanghauling
Sunyu
Soil Formation by Natural Agencies and Farming Remedies
Alfred Vivian explains soil formation as a product of lichens mosses decaying humus and plant roots. The article highlights nitrogen fixation by leguminous plants and the role of weathering water and root activity in releasing plant food. It ends with two farmer actions: improve tillage to hasten nutrient conversion and replenish soil nutrients with manure and fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Vivian
Dairy Lessons At State Fair Demonstrate Modern Creamery
A state agricultural college set up a 1000 seat amphitheater dairy at the fair. It showed milk separation, Babcock testing, and butter making with no human contact. The operator answered Qs as crowds of practical dairy workers watched. About 10,000 people gained instruction in good dairying over five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Weatherstone
State Agricultural College
Effective Pig Trough Guard for Hog Feeds
An illustrated description explains a trough guard to keep hogs from foot entrapment. Side board width varies by pig size with six inch boards for youngsters and twelve to sixteen inch boards for breeding sows.
Butter Making in Winter Requires Care and Methods
A. Gallighier of Ohio explains winter butter issues arise from cream handling and ripening. Proper cow care, feeding, and regulated milking improve yields. The article notes 32.59 pounds in seven days and 352.87 pounds in 90 days for Holstein Daisy Grace DeKol, illustrating high-producing cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Grace DeKol
Maplecrest Farm
Kalasmazoo
Mich
Hay Stacker Handy Implement for Faster Stacking
A Farm and Home writer describes a DIY hay stacker with 12 foot sills 3 inch planks a 23 foot mast and multiple braces and pulleys. The rig uses oak ash or sturdy pine and requires 70 feet of one inch rope. It can create two stacks without moving the outfit by shifting a pulley.
Method of killing fowls described as humane
A historic instruction explains a method for killing fowls using a square post anchored in the ground and elevated, clipping the head with a corn-cutter or knife, then bleeding the bird in a box, claimed to be more humane than flopping on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Raiser
Building a Shipping Crate For Correct Proportion And Light Weight
E F Barry explains crafting a light strong shipping crate in correct proportions. He details lumber bills for bottom slats and frames and suggests making three crate sizes for broilers fryers mature fowl and turkeys with factory cut components for accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Barry
Poultry Keeping Tips for Profitable Eggs and Fowls
Practical guidance for poultrymen covering care, housing cleanliness, diet, and breeding. Emphasizes daily egg gathering, infertile eggs to reduce losses, use of scraps, dust baths, grit, and proper mating ratios. Notes market timing, feeding practices, and behavior shaping to maximize production.
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Vv i . . Widz Sr AO
Cauve
A. Galligher
Ohio
Poultry Shipping Crate
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