Rescue of Angelo Parodi. a perilous Atlantic drift
Survivors recount a long battle with dwindling food and coal as the Italian steamship Angelo Parodi drifted hundreds of miles off the Virginia capes. The Greek steamer Crys Cripps Congone towed her to safety after a lookout spotted a distant ship, the Orie Cote fain Ceolyndris, aiding in a perilous rescue for days with the revenue cutter Itasca separated. The derelict, 2488 tons, left Baltimore in December bound for Naples, faced heavy storms from Gibraltar onward, crew enduring hunger and cold before rescue.
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Points for Mothers Games for George Washington birthday party
A set of children’s party activities for Washington’s Birthday includes a presidential naming contest using picture sets, a nursery sand tray play area, and a paper cut game. Other ideas feature a cherry pie centerpiece, a cherry tree blindfold game, and gentle dress up with caps, belts and swords.
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Cold frames aid year round farming for green stuff on tables
A Farm Progress writer notes cold frames rival hotbeds for starting and hardening tomato plants in spring. Market gardeners use frames to extend early market produce, built on well manured soil with six by six feet limits, wood sides, and glass sash coverings.
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Farm Progress
Poultry Tips On Feeding For Better Egg Laying
Poultry pickings advise letting fowls thrash grain in the shed for exercise and feeding at dawn and night. Green bone may replace worms in the diet. Begin preparing breeding stock early. Poultry benefits from varied rations for heavier laying and better stock.
Winter care of the young poultry in winter
W. J Boyton advises in the American Agriculturist on giving young poultry room to develop then feeding liberally. Overcrowding risks are high. two handling methods exist for eggs in winter and spring. Early hatch improves vitality and hatch rates, aiding spring demand and higher prices for hatching. Feed should be whole grain, meat scraps, and greens.
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W. J Boyton
American Agriculturist
Orchard and Garden Advice for Early Spring Planting
Hotbed construction and soil preparation advised with February sowing guidance. Readers learn to set up cold frames or hotbeds, select weathered bird boxes, and plant perennials like bleeding heart garden borders. Emphasis on protecting sprouts, spreading seed, and readying soil and mulch for early spring growth at the University Farm.
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Leroy Cady
University Farm
Dairy Wisdom says treat cows kindly and name them
Careful dairy practice notes that kindness and naming cows improves response and efficiency. Do not guess feeding or treatment, plan properly to keep cows warm, avoid shivering in the barnyard, and ensure solid bedding or planked cement to prevent leg lumps.
Treat cows gently at milking time
A discussion on milking technique stresses calm handling to prevent cows from kicking or stepping. It cites finger placement, milker design, and gentle restraint as key to avoiding injuries to the cow and ensuring cooperative response during early milking attempts.
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E. L. Vincent
Revised Humphreys Manual of All Diseases Celebration
An aged notice announces a revised edition of Humphreys Manual of All Diseases detailing care and treatment of the sick with Humphreys Remedies, celebrating a long tradition in medical guidance and home remedies.
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Ir Humphreys
Humphreys
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