Will of John Glenarm Brings Odd Conditional Legacy
In Naples I learn from Arthur Pickering of my grandfather John Glenarm’s will. It grants Glenarm House and land in Indiana to me, Jo'n Glenarm, on one condition: I must live in the house and behave. if I fail, the estate goes to Marian Devereux. I doubt the ploy, and remark that Pickering likely drafted it to control me.
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Breeding Crate For Swine Proposed In Breeders' Gazette
A proposed swine breeding crate design evolves with reader suggestions. The device aims to adjust for sow size via stationary front, lower side boards with holes, a crotch support, and a retaining rod, plus a chain-operated adjustable mechanism for raising and lowering.
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The Value Of Feed And Breeding For Horses And Cattle
The text discusses butter flavor as a value element, attention to driving horses, and a shortage of American driving breeds. It warns against unsound grain, emphasizes high quality feed, and notes cost dynamics of draft horses. It covers horse racing limits, motivation, and health, then shifts to Timothy hay, timothy seed maturity, and feeding laxatives for cattle, including timing of cut hay for optimal yield.
Feeding Breeding Stallions Advice From a Horse Doctor
A horse doctor notes horses differ in ration needs and stresses proper feeding. He recommends oats and timothy hay, occasional bran mash, warns against overfeeding and drugging, and contrasts methods in Norway where horses drink water while eating. He cautions stallions are damaged by improper feeding practices.
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Fashion's Foibles and Oddities Parade in Prints and Gossip
A collage of fashion notes highlights arum veiled trims, velvet and ostrich accents, colorfully bordered handkerchiefs, Shantung fabrics, and wide embroidery. It mixes playful oddities from royal snoring to dieting candy costs, plus science tidbits on tears carrying germs and a Danish claim of life from sea urchins.
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Her Heels and Housekeeping Sayings from a Wise Woman
A miscellany of old proverbs and fashion notes contrasts a caution on women’s heels with reflections on domestic order. The text pairs advice on marriage prudence with sewing guidance for a simple one piece garment and its bound finishing with ribbon.
Cleaning grease from fabric with warm iron and lard
The guide explains applying a warm iron over blotting paper to lift grease spots. Place blotting paper beneath and above the fabric, press until the stain fades, then rub with lard and wash with soap and water until clean.
Pique Bureau Covers Describe White Scalloped Edges
The article describes white pique bureau covers cut on scalloped edges and buttonholed with mercerised cottons. Scallops are marked by placing a thimble along the edge and tracing the outline with a pencil. Covers can be fitted to any bureau and suit rounded edges.
The Poor Fool She What Miss Pinimeleh Married
A lively snippet notes Miss Pinimeleh's upcoming marriage prompting sharp chatter about marriages and social ambitions, with satirical tones about suitors and fortune.
Army officers riding 15 miles test of military mess
Questioning a 15 mile horseback ride as a test for army officers. The piece argues officers could instead be brought to the front gates and that such a test could affect the efficiency of machines when facing the enemy.
Western college hazing rite features coffin imprisonment
Western college students devised a hazing prank imprisoning a fellow student in a coffin for ten hours with the lid down and candles burning nearby. Reports from colleges nationwide mock the act, suggesting a need for decorum and better humor education to curb such dangerous traditions.
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