Executive and the Treaty Making Power Debate
The essay argues the treaty making power is a delegated executive authority requiring Senate consent two thirds and is the law of the land. It analyzes arbitration and The Hague proposals, cautioning that expansion of executive discretion should not bypass Senate approval, and calls for reforms to apply general arbitration treaties promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
The
Hague
Ezech
Hague Tribunal
Money Love and Happiness by Kate Thyson Marr
A dated advised piece arguing wealth underpins comfort and dignity in marriage. It warns against marrying for love alone, stressing sufficient cash and social standing to meet needs and avoid humiliation. The essay contrasts luxury with necessity, urging sensible budgeting over romantic illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoug
Ove
Improving the Potato Through New Breeding and Seed Vigor
Vermont researchers at the state experiment station report progress in disease resistant potato varieties. Studies test Solanum commersonii and other species from Mexico and Uruguay, noting Dakota Red and Rust Proof as vine resistant, while seed-born vigor and hybridization emerge as promising paths for durable resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Burlington
William Stuart
Vermont Experiment Station
United States
Uruguay
Sutton
England
New Mexico
Mexican
Monterey
HE. M Hoeckel
Marseilles
France
Mexico
C. G. Pringle
The
State University
Dakota
Stuart
Vermin on Hogs: Treatment for Eradication of Swine Pest
Article advises swine breeders on lice and vermin control. It covers inspection of new hogs, dipping and washing methods, creolin solutions, and sanitation steps such as burning bedding, cleaning quarters, and whitewashing after outbreaks. Includes tips on dipping tanks and proper application methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beres
Onion Weeder and Practical Farm Hints from Farm Progress
A feature describes the onion weeder tool used by laborers to remove weeds as wheel hoes reduce hand labor. It details the implement, seven and three quarters inches long with a steel blade. The piece also covers insecticides for cabbage currant and plant aphids, veterinary tips for black leg cattle and castration of lambs, hoof care, and remedies for pig scours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Breeding Coach Horses Requires Foundational Blood and Form
An article outlines that true coach or carriage horses must be bred from strong foundations. It emphasizes choosing well-bred stallions from European and American lines and using mares with suitable conformation. Quality action and correct build are essential for high value carriage horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Corn and corn meal as livestock feed gains praise in Virginia
A.M. Soule of the Virginia experiment station reports no injury from corn and cob meal for sheep lambs and cattle. Farmers at institutes in southwest Virginia discussed its use and many feeders employ it with another feed. The meal should be well ground and not fed alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Soule
Virginia
Breeder’s Gazette
Look After the Colts and Care for Young Horses
The article advises keeping colts free from ice and worms and examining hens nearby to prevent parasites. It highlights four major risks to young horses: lack of exercise, ice, worms, and thrush.
Angora Goats From South Africa Limit Growth of Texas Stock
Texas Cor. American Sheep Breeder notes importation of Angora goats from South Africa persists, but Texas claims top Angoras exist locally. Mr. Thompson of the bureau of animal industry praises Texas stock, calling Landrum’s Angora doe the best in the world. Goats are hardy, odor free, weed controllers, land benefactors, with rising hair demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Texas
Thompson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Landrum
Texas Cor
American Sheep Breeder
Profitable Cattle Through Superior Bloodlines
Nelson Morris explains that strong cattle bring higher prices with good blood. Best cattle sell at or above six dollars, while thousands of smaller cattle fetch about three fifty to three seventy five, underscoring the impact of breeding and feeding on profits. Farmers should improve bloodlines to boost efficiency and market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Morris
Feeding brood sows on beets and milking rations
The article compares feed values for brood sows noting corn is poor for milk production while wheat middlings and sugar beets prove better. It emphasizes tops with alfalfa or fodder ration as effective for milk production in cows, ewes, and sows.
To Have a Hospital in Sullivan County
A bizarre county meeting in Sullivan County resolves to push hospital relief after a buggy accident involving Samantha and John. The council praises the crash as a catalyst for hospital action and urges nearby towns to provide medical help, while John promotes his furniture business and goods for purchase during a supposed hospital drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha
John
REX
Sullivan County
Suc
Washington Street
Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kate Thyson Marr
C. V. Smead
V. S
National Stockman
M. D. Williams
D. V
New Yorker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!