Between the orchard and the mill in valley shade
A poetic fragment recalling a young country life by the moss grown piers and a stone bridge. The speaker spends days at noon by the mill, lingering in the shade and peering into the calm stream, amid wild rose briers.
Wild Man Scare Rocks Radical City in the Big Timber
The Indiana sunlit day ends as Ab Slacker reports a fearsome wild man in Big Timber countryside. Old man Bitley and Ab chase the creature, uncovering a crippled deformed youth found in a ruined cabin with a feverish mother. A famine of facts, a rescue by Dr Hawkins, and a burial seal the tale of the warned wilderness and a vanished radical scare.
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I Hickson
Perdue
Metropolitan
Radical City
Radical
Bitley
Young Ab. Slacker
Liscoon
Phin Dozak
Phin
Thart
Bower
Wall
Old Man Bower
Jake Eldex
Jake
Baconville
Old Man Bitley
Ab. Slacker
Shorty
Young Ab
Slacker
Galler Landers
Cartain
Abe
Balconville
Doc
Hawkins
Old Bitley
Ab. Slicker
Preacher Hollis
Indiana
Pennry Oor
Dr. Hawkn
Radicsty
Old Man
Preacher Hobbs
Tom P. Morcus
Slang Industry of Rattlesnake Venom in California Hills
Boys in the San Monica mountains began a new trade by catching rattlesnakes with a corded box and shipping them to Los Angeles. Chinese buyers use the snakes for medicine, paying 40 cents to a certain amount. The Gardiner Me report notes humorous editorial quips about kitchen scents and a tale about a man who piped water for his business after ten years of wife fetches.
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San Monica Mountains
California
Los Angeles
Gardiner
Farm Water Supply Unnts Matter of Utmost Importance to Dairymen
The article stresses spring water as the purest source for dairies and outlines filtration, pipe choices, and spring-house construction. It advocates non corroding metal pipes via Bowen method, wooden spruce pipes, and careful burial. Details on spring-house design include stone construction, tank dimensions, overflow, cooling, and moisture control with lime if needed.
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Garien
Aleanylrania Dairgnasa
NX Tribune
Selecting a Prize Cow Guide For Novice Buyers
Aimed at beginners, this piece outlines ideal cow age for prime buying four to six years, best post calving timing, and indicators of udder health including vein prominence, skin softness, teat condition, and symmetry. Emphasizes quiet disposition, large clear eyes, and contented behavior as factors correlating with higher milk yield.
How the Augur Was Found and How It Is Made
An article traces the augur’s discovery in 1680 by Benjamin Pugh from an iron hoop tool to wood boring. It describes American inventors Thomas Garrett and the single screw augur, East Coast manufacture, England and Germany usage, and the evolution from hand made to polished modern tools with steps in forging, welding, twisting, straightening, grinding, fitting, sharpening and polishing.
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Benjamin Pugh
Thomas Garrett
Oxford
Chester County
Philadelphia
England
Germany
Drummers Methods Two Sales Styles Compared in Trade
An old traveler outlines two selling approaches in the trade. Some push immediate offers with samples and fixed prices, while others wait to build rapport and pleasure before presenting bargains. Both methods can yield large orders, depending on the buyer, with many salesmen employing both strategies. The piece cites a Philadelphia Accord excerpt and notes a New York tea firm failure alongside a Nebraska weed article.
Useful and Suggestive Farm and Household Hints
A collection of domestic tips and agricultural notes from various papers. Advice covers preserving ginger, feeding sheep, cooking methods for pork and corn, potato preparations, woodford padding recipe, egg white and glycerine hand care, poultry feeding tricks, cold remedy with salt water chest wash, and pickled cabbage onions with spice and alum.
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Boston
Chicago Herald
St Louis
Woodford
New York State
St. Lonia
Poultry Shelter Emphasizes Cheap Comfort for Winter Coops
A Victorian era advisory outlines simple economical poultry houses to protect fowls from disease and cold. It cautions against crowding, promotes lean to shelters against barns, and argues that cheaper, durable, and cozy designs suffice for winter, with easy construction by farmers.
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Nebraska State Journal
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