Governor Russell of North Carolina A Sketch of His Ancestors
An Indiana-esque reminiscence by J. H. Foy recounts the life of David W. Sanders and Daniel L. Russell Sr. of Onslow and Brunswick counties. Sanders, self educated yet formidable, built the Onslow court house and amassed wealth. Russell Sr., a turpentine distiller turned legislator, rose from modest means to influence, opposing secession and shaping state policy. The piece praises their integrity, patriotism, and stature as Southern gentlemen, contrasting them with later era politics.
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Feeding for Butter in Jersey Cows From Corn Fodder
A reader asks for a corn fodder based ration to produce butter from Jersey cows in full milk. The reply says the current ration is insufficiently nitrogenous and small. suggests 15 lb corn fodder, 5 lb hay or 40 lb mangels, 4 lb corn meal, 5 lb bran, 3 lb linseed meal. It notes linseed meal can soften butter and favors cottonseed meal with more home grown foods.
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Jersey
How to Save the Cream from Milk
Director Plumb of the Indiana Experiment Station describes using round tin cans to set milk for cream. Place cans in ice water to keep uniform temp, enabling cream to rise more effectively. Skim from below to reduce losses. surface skimming averages higher losses.
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Plumb
Indiana
Unwashed Creamery Patrons Criticized by Dairy Editor
A Progressive Farmer editorial titled Unwashed Creamery Patrons condemns dirty patrons who mishandle milk and milking practices. It calls such individuals cow keepers rather than dairymen and warns of harm to butter and cheese quality and to other patrons.
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Practical Dairyman
Rock Bottom
Private dairy butter and public perception clash
The author defends private dairy butter against critics who praise factory butter. He argues quality comes from meticulous farm practice, not market quotes, and asserts skilled butter making is painstaking work. He urges consumers to value butter’s merit over reputations.
Poultry Yard Pointers On Roosts Feed And Profit
Poultry owners should standardize perch height at about 20 inches to allow each hen to roost on the highest available level. Provide fresh ground bone or ground bone with oat meal to boost egg production, which averages under four dozen annually but can reach ten to fifteen dozen with proper care. The Ohio Experiment Station notes higher returns when bone is included. Farmers' Voice urges reform to improve flock profitability nationwide.
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Ohio
Gibson's New English Girl in March Ladies' Home Journal
Charles Dana Gibson outlines his typical English girl as distinctive and striking, mirroring his famous American heroine. The illustration accompanies Robert C. Meyers' story The Morning After the Servia Got In, highlighting a fresh cultural romance in the March issue.
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Charles Dana Gibson
March Ladies’ Home Journal
Robert C V. Meyers
Freight and fare agents listed for railroad ticketing duties
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S. A.L Pass Agt
Raleigh
N. Y
E.st. John
H. W. B. Glover
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