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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1895
Page
8
Amber reports on Prof Gleason, horse breaker in Philadelphia, outlining his humane method based on unconditional control, kindness, and appealing to the animal’s intelligence. The piece notes his disapproval of the cruel check rein, his tactics to divert a kicker’s attention, and the author’s reflections on fear, humanity, and public reception.
The American Agriculturist urges pure water and weed free pastures for milking in a quiet space. It stresses odor free stables and temperature control during cream ripening, home weighing of butter, and emphasizes breeding for butter production rather than bone.
A Progressive Farmer correspondent argues with ice and timing conditions the creamery can reclaim as much butter fat as a separator. He recounts trials with a De Laval separator versus a creamery, noting churning results and souring cream. He concludes the creamery remains reliable for large butter production, despite separator claims.
The Genesee County Michigan firm E E Rockwoop promotes a simple acid test as a money saver for dairy butter production. It suggests accurate ripening of cream reduces losses from churn and leaks in dairy handling, turning acidity measurement into a practical investment.
A guide describing the ideal dairy cow with small bone structure, a long head, placid eyes, and a well set udder. It emphasizes a narrow, strong shoulder, broad loins, wide pelvis for udder room, and large milk veins that branch into four, marking a superior milch animal.
Letter to the Free Press argues for Populist unity on financial reform. Cites Bland Teller Wolcott and Weaver to urge alliance across factions, advocating silver coinage, national banking reforms, and expanding currency to roughly two billion dollars, aiming to cash-basis business nationwide.
Bryan Tyson argues the railroad purchase and sub treasury plan displease parties. He suggests amending the Omaha platform early to attract 4,500,000 Populist votes to secure a 1896 victory.
A compilation of bold reform quotes and political opinions from various periodicals urging monetary reform and anti-corporate sentiments. Included are calls for silver coinage, free currency, and the end of class legislation, alongside critiques of banks, wage labor, and government power, attributed to several papers.
An ad promotes Vacuum Leather O for leather care with a 25¢ half pint to 1.25$ gallon price range and a free book How to Take Care of Leather. It advertises swob and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy notes availability in harness or shoe stores and invites inquiries to Vacuum Oil Company Rochester NY.
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