Albany Almanac notes on Schuyler and hemp industry
The item profiles Eugene Schuyler born 1840 Ithaca and his diplomatic career from Moscow to Bucharest, plus notes on hemp and linen potential in America. It mentions hemp drying climate issues, a device to preserve hemp fiber color, and a view that flax cultivation could boost US linen manufacture with strong import links to Ireland England Germany and France. Also brief anecdotes on a Holland Michigan incident and a Pittsburgh fishing club lawsuit over Conemaugh dam damages.
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Eugene Schuyler
Egypt
Ithaca
Yale
Law School
Parker
Columbia College
Moscow
Russia
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Rome
Bucharest
Schuyler
Bulgaria
Cornell University
Europe
Seful Wis
America
Atlantic
Ireland
United States
England
Germany
France
Unen
Oklahoma Woes as Maud Fears Cow and Oklahoma Dreams
A humorous recounting of a family move toward Oklahoma. The narrator narrates the plan to seek a new life, the awkward voyage from New York, and the chaotic first days in a rural hut. Maud’s fears, a cascade of misadventures, and the dramatic rescue by Six-Fingered Pete shape a tale of comic homefront misperceptions.
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Okelatoma
Oklahoma
Zephas Blake
New York
Zephe
Pls
Maude
Maud
Regan
Jersey City
Claude
Thad
New York City
Jim
Maul
Pete
Mana
Oklaloma
Maid
Gal
Pour Cornere
Zophe
Ee Pete
Farm and Tome. Management of Cows In Summer
The article warns that grazing cows in summer can taint milk with foul odors due to early spring overfeeding on poor forage. It advises gradual grass transition, milking away from the stable, clean milking practices, straw bedding, and using earth or land plaster to manage excrement odors. It covers feeding mixes, winter ensilage, and the impact on butter quality and cow health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty Dulles
Beech Ambition Turned Clearing Tragedy in Beechwood
A nostalgic verse from American Magazine describes a beech tree once sheltered by moonlit groves and singing birds. The poem laments the tree’s clearing by axes, leaving a scarred landscape where brook and birds vanish, and the beech mourns its lost shade and former beauty.
Shipwreck tales from the Danmark survivor in Chicago
A young Swedish passenger aboard the Danmark recounts the wreck and panic as the ship sank. He describes cries of women and children, the captain’s dog drama, and passengers bracing for fate. The survivor reaches Chicago where his sister meets him amid police restraint.
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Danmark
Daya
Oceann
Aruhen
Missouri
Chiccago
Bln
Chicago Herald
Argentine Beef Export Plan Sparks Cattlemen Drive
The Argentine republic plans massive beef exports urged by cattle men to boost the industry. It notes 15 to 20 million cattle on federa tion lines and 80 million sheep, yet consular reports say stall fed cattle are unknown and Argentine beef may not compete with North American supply in European markets.
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Mike
Piesekvicp Sra
Java
Argentine Republic
North America
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ALMA
F. Boons, Heitor
Holland
Mich
South Park
Pitterburg
Johnstown
Fain
Atbank
Fidelity Company
Duke’ Four Corner
Mawl
Himerif
Stewart
Nevada
Masia
Great Britain
Ivelamt
Belghim
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Melland
Austria- Hungary
Dncrent
Ames
Asi
Africa
Hiro
Elas
Lowgo
Wisconsin
Grasa
Allen County
Ohio
Chicago
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