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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
7
The kernels reveal protein levels by the ratio of crown starch to horny starch and the size of the germ. Prof Hopkins guides cuts to compare low and high protein kernels, stressing careful study and comparison of corn varieties for breeding and cultivation.
A Farm Journal collection offers tips on tillage and garden management. It urges farmers to study soil, field edges, and crop care to save money and improve yield. The piece warms readers with lines about courage and caution and the value of cheerful work on the farm.
At noon on hot days lift the breeching upon the back if a breeching harness is used and push the collar forward on the neck while the horses rest and eat. This method works when the horse lowers its head to feed and is faster and as effective as unharnessing.
Beekeepers favor warm clear days for hive work when foragers are active. Old bees search for nectar and pollen during these periods, making manipulations easier and more efficient.
A farmer cannot greatly influence commodity prices but can regulate production costs for items within the garden truck scope. It emphasizes cost management as the primary controllable factor affecting profitability.
Mrs. H. G. Acklin describes managing four city apiaries and two in the north, with a home queen rearing yard supplying nuclei to others. They winter three colonies in the house cellar, move apiaries seasonally, and keep nearly 100 colonies near the shop. Honey use and products like honey vinegar illustrate bees as a reliable revenue and educational asset.
A simple scratching shed with mesh wire covers poultry houses for small flocks. A hookable door protects against heavy snow and prevents snow buildup. Open scratching yards improve hen performance compared with glass front sheds, per Cornell experiments.
A note for smallholders explains that a poor man can be a capitalist by owning a hen. It advocates varied feeds, early grain-based incubator chick meals, humane help if hatchlings struggle, and keeping hens in warm well ventilated quarters without costly buildings.
Excerpted reflections from Rev. Napier Malcolm on Yezd and Persian life. He cites widespread falsehoods in markets and a culture of dishonesty, notes crude telegraph lines and insulators, and contrasts Islamic and Christian texts with sharp wit.
The English built steamer Monarch sailed from Philadelphia with the largest cargo ever sent from the port. The shipment included 2,470,700 gallons of refined petroleum 100 barrels of lubricating oil and 1 200 cases of wax all to a Japanese firm at Wyokkaichi. Consular and Trade Reports note the oil needed an oil well of 3 000 gallons daily for three years to match this quantity.
The fragment contrasts definitions and beliefs about living beings with humorous lines from Chicago Tribune and House Beautiful. It mentions a zoology class and a man with a bad eye, suggesting a debate on what constitutes life and living animals.
Across multiple cities on August 30 1905 grain prices slid while livestock held firm. No trading in Cleveland cattle. sheep and lamb prices steady. hogs and cattle varied by market with Yorker and heavy weights quoted. Regional figures from Cleveland Toledo Buffalo Pittsburg list cash wheat corn oats and seed prices along with cattle sheep and hog ranges.
A diocese visit to Sewanee features Bishop Green enjoying benny clabber with nutmeg. The hostess and maids scramble among neighbors Mrs Darlington and Mrs Harding for spice, finally grating a wooden shoe buttoner handle to please the bishop.
A fragment from the Ilouston Chronicle notes Emersonia-Henrietta in slangy talk with Waldenette. The exchange includes a demand to wager and a quip Lucre converses illustrating contemporary banter.
A Jersey Shore resident cites Dodd's Kidney Pills as curing illness after five weeks bedridden. She says the pill restored health enabling work and shopping without pain. The ad implies kidney health as central to women's well being and urges cures through Dodd's Kidney Pills.
A letter from Jasper Ontario describes a three month old baby nearly dying from a severe itchy watery rash. After Cuticura soothed the child he slept for the first time in weeks and one set of applications cured him. Signed by Mrs. M. C. Maitland.
A period era appeal describes the hardships of working women and urges Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irregular menstruation backache and related female complaints. Personal testimonials credit relief and weight gain after use, with address for advice.
A mix of old ads and snippets references Allen's Foot-Ease trial in Le Roy New York Red Cross Ball Blue wash ad and fashion note from Minneapolis Journal about corn growth Ward Seminary Nashville reflecting forty years. A quip about posterity and hustle appears from Puck publication. An cited testimonial from J W O'Brien Minneapolis praises Piso's Cure for coughs.
To prevent egg eating by hens, build a hinged cracker box nest with an opening at one end and a curtain behind it and another in the middle. Place the nest at the rear, paint the interior lamp black so the nest is as dark as pitch, encouraging hens to lay without pecking eggs.
As pigs age they require more feed to produce each additional pound of gain. The article discusses the relation between animal maturity and feed efficiency, noting higher feed intake per unit of weight gain as pigs grow.
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