Increase Foal Crop and Improve Breeding Condition
A historical discussion on horse breeding cites that barren mares waste energy and money and argues the industry can become highly productive. It compares foal yields across states, emphasizes grazing and grass-based diets over corn, and cautions against overfeeding and poor feed on stallion and mare fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyatte
United States
G. L. Carlson
Mall and Breeze
Shires
Missouri
Kansans
Liviots
Lawn
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ontario
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Handy device for butchers carded in farm note
A farmer who butchers only occasionally can use a simple lifting pole and gambrel device shown in Farm and Home to lift dressed carcasses. A long balanced pole across a post supports a gambrel to hoist the meat, operable by a single person.
Precautions Against Froat and Freezing Apples
Practical storage guidance warns against froat and apple frosting. It advises avoiding rapid temperature shifts, using a warm water bath to raise heat, and thawing fruit slowly if freezing occurs to prevent damage.
Seed Laws In Germany Ban Sale of Impure Seeds
Germany enforces strict seed laws aimed at purity and viability for seeds sold. The regulation targets fraudulent labeling and substandard products, with authorities actively policing compliance and penalties for violations.
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Germany
Piggery Comforts and Feeding for Profit
A historical guide stresses humane hog care to boost profit. It advises roomy sows, clean water, and varied rations to maximize growth and market value. Early spring grazing with skim milk and grains is recommended, plus careful feeding of piglets and exercises to improve returns.
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Bylvantia van Acy
Excellent Sheep Practice in Wyoming Farms
A fragment notes farmers in Wyoming keep cattle on fields for short stays to spread manure. It highlights a regional custom in land rental agreements emphasizing alternating pasture use for soil fertility. The text reflects agricultural practices and local norms without further context.
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Wyoming
Genx and Genx at Bae 7 in OCD Mignagean Mission
Genx and Genx join Bae 7 in a mission described as OCD Mignagean, detailing aims tied to meniae and strategic aims. The text outlines purpose oriented toward cohesion and technical work, with emphasis on mission scope and organizational roles.
Invalid Cookery For Invalids And The Art Of Paper Bag
A fragmented guide discusses invalid cookery, praising paper bag methods to preserve flavors and aromas. It describes minced chicken with toast, chicken tea cup, and pilleted poultry, noting benefits in preserving natural tastes and reducing undesirable flavors while stressing nourishment for the infirm.
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Trust Press
Cottage living gains appeal for modern young women says architect
An article argues small five room cottages meet modern tastes with open living spaces and convenient storage. It details plans for a five room two story design with a living room dining room kitchen and two bedrooms plus bath, suitable for around 1100 dollars in many cities.
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Christian
Motern
Kitchen Comforts for a Modern Home Layout
Advice from a home columnist on designing a practical kitchen and adjacent areas. Emphasizes planning, proper height sinks, durable linoleum floors, smart storage, and a small rocking chair for breaks to reduce work strain and improve sanitation. Includes notes on wall color harmony and the value of thoughtful furnishings for daily tasks.
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Wlelnka
Ancient Phoenician to Roman Dental Art Revealed
The article traces early dentistry from Phoenician bridgework found in Sidon now in the Louvre to Etruscan and Roman practices. It notes riveted metal bridgework, transplanted teeth, and references Martial on dental care, highlighting that Romans used various dentifices and valued dental upkeep.
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Sidon
Louvre
Paris
Cornete
Tarquinii
Rome
Martial
Pole line reach in the United States cited by Louisville Courier
A Louisville Courier journal item notes extensive telegraph and telephone infrastructure with over a hundred thousand miles of pole line and about two million poles. It mentions a gift scene where a condition was set and a remark about seeking a better offer before spring.
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United States
Health benefits of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain
An advertising overview touts regular bowel and digestive health through a simple laxative herb remedy from Dr Caldwell. It claims mild action, strengthens stomach and bowels, and recommends Syrup Pepanin sold in drugstores at 60 cents to $1.00 with a trial bottle offered by Dr W T Caldwell.
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Caldwell
W. Th. Caldwell
Mrs Brown and Mrs Close in New Market Move
Mrs Brown and Mrs Close discuss moving for a new mult. Mrs Jones remarks her husband’s pockets were thrown, reflecting a terse exchange in a domestic context.
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Mra. Brown
Mra
Mra. Jones
Ferret Tale From Court Of Aged Historian
A ludicrous story recounted about a ballie with studies in material history. A man travels, leaving a ferret in a neighbor s care. The neighbor frees the ferret, the owner sues, and the learned judge declares no fault but questions why the owner did not clip the beast s wings.
Arm Around Wart No Longer: A Witty Harper’s Weekly Jest
Mrs. Stoutly laments past closeness with John as he explains some things are beyond his reach. The exchange showcases light humor typical of Harper’s Weekly style, implying affectionate memory and distance in a domestic moment.
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Mrs. Stoutly
John
Harper’s Weekly
Economy clash over cost faith and constituencies
A fragmented exchange marks a debate on fiscal restraint as one speaker advocates minimal spending to please as many constituents as possible while another seeks broader agreement despite budget limits. The dialogue highlights tensions between political practicality and economic restraint.
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Prige
Genx
Bae 7
Satar
William A, Sradford
Wittiam
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Ahelose
Mae
Weis
Floor
Prowras
Cheatortieta
Louieville
Women and Health
Postem Cerea! Company
Bevis Creak
Michigan
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