30 Mar 1871
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Newspaper
Tipton Advertiser
Location
Tipton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1871
Page
1
A compact verse labels a figure as a vile seducer and joy dispeller. The harsh critique calls this person a peace disturber and a hateful pest, using sharp metaphor to condemn behavior.
Professor Cook reports from England on a steam cultivated field using a nine tooth iron cultivator working 10 inch to 12 inch depths but only four to five inches in mellow ground. Two ten horsepower locomotives pull the rig with a wire rope across a quarter mile field, one man guiding and steering, two on engines and a water-porter on duty. Contract work costs about nine shillings per acre, about $2.25, with rapid completion and higher quality than horse labor. The owner operates 10 to 12 sets within 20 miles, engines and gear costing at least £1,200. Western Farmer.
The excerpt explains calculating interest on a principal for any days with the answer in cents. It instructs to separate the two right hand figures of the answer to obtain interest in dollars and to format the result accordingly.
The article outlines strict dairy room conditions and processes for butter production. It covers cleanliness, milk handling temperature of 60 to 63 degrees, cream standing times of 24 to 36 hours, regular skinning with salted milk, churn frequency, salt quantity per pound, and the emphasis on cow quality over feed. It notes testing milk to select rich cream and cites N. FE. Farmer via ecwa anecdote about milk affecting cream yield.
This article reviews raspberry varieties for extended season fruiting. Doolittle Black Cap is praised for early, productive harvests and strong flavor for fresh eating, pies, and preserves. Ohio Everbearing offers large crops but is deemed less desirable off season. Philadelphia is highlighted as a top market red thimble berry with high price and good transport, while Clark is noted for flavor and market value but slightly less hardy. St Louis is a red thimble berry with varying hardiness depending on site.
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