Debts Reduced as 1887 Closed and Navigation Aids Discussed
December debt reduction reached 14.53 million dollars with six month totals around 62.56 million and 55.83 million for the latter half of 1887. On Jan 1 1888 the debt stood at 1.2256 billion from 1.3420 billion a year earlier. The piece reviews funded debt, gold reserves, bank deposits, and the status of naval and Pacific railroad obligations while noting major shifts in government finance and gold holdings. It also covers Morton on merchant marine aids, committee chair appointments, pension proposals, and Behring Sea seal claims context.
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Tuberculosis in Cattle and Public Health
A detailed discussion explains bovine tuberculosis and its parallels to human consumption. It covers symptoms, transmission, organs affected, heredity, prevalence by region and housing, meat and milk safety, and calls for public information and testing. It notes increasing incidence with better housing and urges informed consumer protection.
Digestibility of Butter and Oleomargarine in Nutritional Debate
The article reviews Professor Atwaters summary on butter versus oleomargarine digestion, noting 97.7 to 98.4 percent fat digestion for butter against 96.1 to 96.3 percent for oleomargarine in Dutch tests, and discusses sources of error and implications for healthy individuals, infants, and those with weak digestion. It also covers dairy butter quality, spring feeding, and handling practices affecting flavor and market value.
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Holland
R. D. Clark
New York Dairy Commission
Hybrid crabs promising for cold North farms
The article notes hybrid crab apples developed by Peter M. Gideon and others may suit North Minnesota Dakota and southern Manitoba. It highlights Red Ants Blue Ants and Mottled Anis as hardy dessert varieties for winter use and cites Baraboo Wisconsin trial data showing strong wood in Blue Ants and robust hedge against blight in cooler climates.
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Ames
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Gibb
J. L. Budd
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Peter M. Gideon
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A. G. Tuttle
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Siberia
How to Clean Mend and Mark Grain Bags affordably
Practical guidance from American Agriculturist on restoring worn grain bags. Soak in soft water with soap and a little sal soda, boil half an hour, scrub stains, rinse, and dry wrong side out. Use salvaged parts to mend holes with No 8 thread, patch inside, and braid new bag strings from carpet warp. Create a cheap stamp from an old boot leg to mark bags.
Tragedy of the Crater Told by Civil War Eyewitnesses
Accounts from the Century feature Major W. H. Powell and others describing the Petersburg crater explosion. Soldiers fled in confusion as dust, timber, and debris filled a 30 foot deep, 60 foot wide hole, with men buried up to their necks and others dangling by legs.
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Dinner party invitees Saint-Saens speechless host
Mrs Leo Hunter of Paris invited M. Saint-Saens to a dinner party and announced he would perform. He arrived and declined before dinner saying he was too hungry, then after the meal quipped he had eaten too much to play.
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M. Saint- Saens
Albany Bride Elopes to Study Music and Drawing
A young Albany bride said she eloped after saying she did nothing at home but study music and drawing. Her husband was her teacher. Her parents, a shoe factory foreman and his wife, aimed to have their daughter cultivated in lady-like arts. The significance of the result is apparent.
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Albany
Best Reading Deal: Warren Mail and Philo Weekly Press
Advertises Warren Mail and Philo Weekly Press together for 1.75 dollars as the best reading matter deal, urging readers to take both now.
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Philo. Weekly Press
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