Crimson Clover Sowing and New England Cattle Trend
Sowing crimson clover in corn during last cultivation in July or August. Use twelve to fifteen pounds per acre and cover with the final cultivation. Benefits include high feeding and fertilizing value, and winter presence. New England farmers increasingly raise calves and use more cattle, a healthy sign for agriculture. The colt Gerald McKinnie is noted for speed, owned by Wm. M. McKinnie. Also mentions a wheelbarrow attachment for better fodder handling.
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New England
New England States
Maasachusetts
Crescens
Ketcham
Toledo
Gerald McKinnie
Mary Centivre
McKinnie
Centaore Brothers
Gerald
Fertilizing Strawberries and Poultry Health Notes
An assortment of agricultural notes discusses strawberry fertilization using rich topdressings to protect crowns and nourish roots, plus guidance on egg quality not hinging on shell color but diet. It also covers hay substitutes like millet, horse breeding highlights, and practical fixes such as wound plaster for a broken pullet leg. Additional items urge renting landlords to support fruit plantings with long leases, and advise on Lima bean care with wood ash and nitrate boosts.
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D. H. Bo
Savory Jelly and Housekeeping Recipes from a Historic Page
A pasted assemblage of culinary directions and home care tips. Recipes include a large savory jelly using meat stock sherry and gelatine with careful straining, carpet cleaning with soap and alumin water, egg based tonics, and various dishes such as RY to Rea pudding with tinned fruit croquettes and gingerbread. Also notes on aprons and dress sets for housemaids and simple ham with cream sauce.
How to Cut Meat and Lobster Stew Tips
Simple kitchen guidance on slicing bacon evenly by laying rind side down and trimming into neat slices. Also outlines stewing boiled lobster with milk or cream, butter, and pepper, stressing brief cooking to keep the lobster tender.
Gowns and Gowning: Midseason Fancies on Display
New York fashion notes reveal fall fabrics hinting at tumac styles with shot etsin grenadines and pineapple grenadine in skirts for shirtwaist wear. Lace and black trim rise, crepe de chine returns in black white blue schemes, and new trimmings, ribbons, and buttons reshape gowns for August into early fall with bold color contrasts.
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Suimer
Welcound
Brussels
Tariff and Trusts in . Wisconsin Politics and the La Follette Era
A compilation of editorials discusses tariff policy and its alleged role in creating monopolies, including the Steel and Food trusts, with critiques on Canadian meat prices and Cuba reciprocity. It surveys farmer wealth, Wisconsin La Follette dynamics, and Democratic pivots, noting potential shifts in governor and presidential prospects. The piece also covers Schley’s credit, federal taxation reform, and opinions on tariff protection as a political tool.
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Standard Oil
Reublican Party
Steel Trust
Europe
Africa
England
Food Trust
Canada
Cuba
Wisconsin
Vilas
General Mragez
Chicago Chronicle
Moody
Littlefield
Maine
Roosevelt
Republican Congress
Coal Trust
Rosevelt Lang
Boston Post
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Chicago
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Syracuse Telegram
Fitzhugh Lee
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Brooklyn Eagle
United States
Beef Trust
Rochester Herald
West
New York Tribune
Gabriel
St. Peter
Morgan
Chicago News
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