Plant Breeding Suggestions for Farm Wheat Varieties
The article discusses farm level wheat breeding using selection of high yielding, disease resistant, and hardy plants from first generation rows. It outlines planting designs with standard varieties for comparison, recording yields and traits, and successive generations to identify best strains for extensive trials. It also notes wild Russian wheats as valuable breeding sources for tenacity and gluten, with early ripening varieties and improved chaff.
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H. J. Webber
Cornell University
T. R. Garton
England
John Garton Documents Plant Propagation Plan
John Garton records a microscopy based study on plant propagation outlining a plan to seed 17-foot rows at one-half ounce per row. Rows spaced one foot apart yield about one sixteenth of a square row or two thousand five hundred sixty per acre.
Sheep Fertility Boosts Crop Yield Despite Poor Start
In 1907 a sheep flock on poor land produced a record corn crop and strong lambs. From 126 western ewes the first year yielded nearly 1,000 lambs and wool, with 92 ewes producing 142 lambs the next year. Lamb quality drew market praise though luck and late lambs affected production this year.
Farm Dairy Hygiene Guidelines For Milk Handling
Instructions emphasize milk from each cow must be taken separately and not left in the barn. If separation occurs on the farm the milk should go through the separator while warm. Cream must be cooled promptly and warm cream must not be mixed with cooled cream. Cover cans with a light clean cloth to keep out dirt while admitting air. Keep the separator clean with abundant water. The text ends with a name, B. Collto.
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Ali
K. B. Collto
Preventing paint troubles with pure materials guide
Article urges recognizing paint problems from adulteration and outlines a free painting guide from National Lead Co. It promotes white lead as safe material, cites the Dutch Boy trademark as a purity guarantee, and includes a brief aside about unemployment and a humorous interruption.
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National Lead Co
Trinity Bldg
New York
Hives and Remedies Highlight Illness Article Fragment
A reader narrative describes a two month hives outbreak in a six year old, its severity on arms and back, and the relief from Cuticura Soap and Ointment after failed medicines. The piece also includes promotional lines for Castoria and other advertisements from the era.
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Sabe
George L. Fridhoff
Warren, Mich
Potter Drug & Chew, Corp
Sole Propa
Bowton
Controversial Trial Notes with Quoted Judaic and Humorous Snippets
A historical excerpt records remarks by Judge Hoar and Gen. Butler in a case for a new trial, including Butler's eye for an eye quote and Hoar's retort. The passage spirals into fragmented ad phrases, jokes, and marginal social commentary on marriage, women, and morality, interspersed with unrelated product puffs and stray lines.
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Judge Hoar
Gen. Butler
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