Secrets of the Courts of Europe Retold by an Ambassador
An unnamed ambassador recounts dramatic imperial diplomacy from the Franco‑German tensions of the 1870s. He describes Bismarck’s schemes, Fleuriot’s misreadings, and a staged paper trick in Berlin and Paris, ending with the Kaiser's reaction and the unraveling of the triple alliance.
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Europe
Sardou
Comedie Francaine
Bismarck
Prince von Bismarck
France
M. de Blowitz
London Times
Alexander II
Russia
M. Fleuriot
Berlin
Wilhelm I
Germany
Dedline
Uderstanding
Alsace-Lorraine
Egypt
Great Britain
Waterloo
Eayot
Paris
Herlin
England
Lord Soames
Prince Bismarck
Foreign Office
Quai d'Orsay
M. Flewriot
Eust
Baron
Fleuriot
Ber- UN
Wilhelm II
Charles XI
Machiavelli
Klemarck
Imperial Palace
M. le Baron
Wilhelm
Soames
Begin
Pen
Hut
Prince
Kaleer
M. T
U.S
Great Britains
Best Temperature for Cows in Hoards Dairyman Opinion
Hoards Dairyman notes no fixed ideal barn temperature for dairy cows but discourages below 30 degrees. In severe cold barns may drop to 50 degrees, milk flow stays similar yet cows appear less comfortable. Cattle fed ample rations can tolerate lower temps, but year after year feeding would be excessive.
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Heard
Practice of Cream Grading by Ro M'CANN
The essay argues against mixing good and bad cream and urges adoption of grading. It cites benefits including better cream quality, higher rewards for first grade, and improved consumer products, supporting progress in community and state dairy industries.
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Ro M'Cann
Dairy Inspector of Colorato
Cut Up Corn Stalks Improve Feed Efficiency
Farmers are advised to cut long corn stalks before feeding to cows to avoid waste. After cutting, allow piles to rest in a box or alley for one or two days to heat and soften. If very dry, add a little water and sprinkle grain to enhance palatability and intake.
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M. Fleuriot
Egypt
Foreign Office
Bad Acting Heifers Explain Culling After Calves
The article notes that heifers, typically gentle after a second calf, may become bad cows if they roughhouse. If misbehavior continues after the second calf, it advises culling and replacing the cow with a new one.
Dairy cows and proper care pay off in the long run
The piece argues that cows, regardless of breed, thrive with attentive care and ample feed. It stresses that heifers are the future of dairy farming and that five well cared for cows yield more than ten poorly fed ones.
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Ened
Thad
Muen Be
Jules Fieurlot
Kaiser I
Dairyman
Ayrshire