Hampshire Sheep Show Noted For Early Growth And Hardiness
A Farmers' Review summary extols Hampshire sheep for vigor and early lamb growth, praising prolific ewes and strong maternal traits. It highlights Illinois suitability, crossing advantages, and breeder notes from Knox and surrounding counties along with livestock conditions and farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Review
Hampshire
Illinois
Kreighan
Knox County
Best Feed for Early Maturity in Light Brahmas
In Farmers' Review guidance, C P Gundtach of Logan County Illinois outlines a regimen for Light Brahmas. Use hulled oats millet seed and dry cornmeal not wet for chicks eight to twelve weeks, then switch to cornmeal with water and slight gasd. Provide grit constantly and avoid overfeeding to ensure clean bowls and hungry appetites for the next meal. Animal protein is vital during growth. includes fresh bones and sunflower seed. Trap nest boxes help select the best layers with March setting for early winter layers.
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C. P. Gundtach
Logan County
Illinois
Winter Layers From Farmers' Review Highlight Langshan Preference
George Duffin of Hinots Ver million County reports Langshan fowls lay well through winter. He rises with three dozen eggs daily, selling over forty dozen last winter while neighbors had none. Pigeons from St Mark's moved from Venice to Vienna have grown into a public nuisance. Italy supplies nearly all the world’s sulfur.
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Maness State
Kansas Tate
Rhodes
Harris
George H. Gillies
Topeka
Kansas
George
St. Mark's
Venice
Vienna
Material for Tea Gowns and Fashion Notes
Attractive materials for tea gowns dominate women’s wear with empire and princess lines. Broadcloth, cashmere, lace, and satin textures shown with embroidery, fur, and contrasting foundations. Severe tailor made styles fade, giving way to elaborately stitched and braided garments for street and promenade wear. Lace history spans Colbert to Irish needlepoints, with focus on Chantilly and regional varieties.
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Eton
France
Low Countries
Colbert
Louis Quartorze
Napoleon
Josephine
Marie Louise
Chantilly
England
Houston
Northants
Bedford
Buckinghamshire
Youghal
New Rows
Kinmare
Carrickmacrose
Limerick
A Problem in Fur A tale of John Alden the Angora cat
Gordon inherits a full blood Angora named John Alden from a rich aunt. The cat causes chaos in his studio, fleas spread, and after ill deeds and comic misadventure, Miss Isabel Graham helps, leading Gordon to realize a wife completes the studio, not a cat. The note ends with a mock postal update and legal notices.
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Blanche Elizabeth Wade
Daily Story Pub. Co
Gordon
John Alden
John Alfee
Ernest Gordon
John John
Angora
John
Alden
Isabel Graham
John Allen
Graham
Miss Graham
Mr. Gorton
Oor Posey
Priscilla
N. B
Jobe Dee
Irs
Harris
Joha Doe
Richard Ros
Smith
Jones
Jona Doe
Richard Roe
Lane Houssart
John Doe
Middlesex
London Chronicle
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