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The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1897

Page

2

Selecting Seed Corn for Fall Harvest and Storage

The St Louis Republic advises selecting seed corn in fall as soon as grain hardens. Choose well filled ears with deep, sound grain from on farm stock, then dry thoroughly and store dry to avoid vermin. Begin with extra quantity for a second selection and prioritize uniform color and maturity.

St. Louis Republic

Garden Wheelbarrow design eases burden for market gardeners

R Bingham describes a redesigned wheelbarrow from Orange Judd Farmer where the axle sits higher near the body and the wheel intrudes into the body. With 239 pounds of sand the load on the handles drops to 56 pounds, versus 99 pounds on a standard wheelbarrow. The contraption weighs 49 pounds and features five foot handles, a 22 inch wheel with a two inch tire, a front 19 inch, back two feet, and a body three by thirteen inches.

R. Bingham Orange Judd Farmer

Pigs diet rules and plum dessert from Toledo Blade

Recipes and guidance on pig feeding contrast porkers and bacon hogs from 12 to 14 weeks. Advice covers meal frequency, food mixtures, cooked versus raw meal, and the importance of regular feeding, then shifts to plum handling and a light plum dessert with steamed batter and stewed plums.

Toledo Blade

Fitting Over New Corsets in Dress Fitting

A Woman’s Home Companion note warns against wearing starch in new corsets when fitting dresses. Starched corsets retain stiffness, ruining fit as they loosen. Tailors cannot adapt to the changing shape, causing bodices to wrink and bag after wear.

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