Imposing Ceremonies At German Heir's Wedding Described
Chicago American special correspondent recalls the castle chapel scene for the royal marriage. Empress and Emperor share tender glances as the Kronprinzessin and Crown Prince exchange vows amid courtly observers. Pastor Dryander’s long sermon. Mendelssohn Elijah fills the chapel. rain seen as good omen.
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Chicago American
Henri Pene du Bois
Kron Prinzessin
Anastasia
Lenbach
Baron Knesebeck
Christian
Cecelia
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Dryander
Helen Gould Charities and Personal Philanthropy Compared
An article contrasts Helen Gould’s hands on charitable approach with male philanthropists Carnegie and Rockefeller. It notes Gould visits day nurseries in New York, chats with matrons, inspects needs, and personally observes children’s rooms. It also references remarks by Ambassador Reid and a humorous anecdote about Kendrick Bangs and a signed book inscription.
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Helen Gould
Mike Carnegie
Rockefeller
New York City
Kendrick Bangs
J. K. Tangs
Bangs
J. K. Bangs
Coop the Chicks For Dry High Ground In Wet Weather
Matilda Smith of Tippecanoe County Indiana warns amateur raisers to keep chicks off ground coops. She recalls two experiences one with a cold wet spell causing rheumatism in five chicks and another where a thunderstorm flooded agents and the chicks stood in water until rescued.
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Matilda Smith
Tippecanoe Co
Ind
Farmers’ Review
Leghorn Fowls: Italian Origin and Breeding Strength
In Europe these fowls are known as Italians and were likely brought to the United States as early as 1834 from Leg horn. They gained popularity for high laying ability and non sitting nature. The Leghorn breed is distinguished by its early chick traits and ranks among the best bred poultry varieties.
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Europe
Leghorn
Milwaukee Sentnel
Chicken Cholera and Indigestion in Poultry
The text notes white droppings with a yellowish green cast can indicate cholera but may also result from indigestion from overfeeding corn. It asserts few true cholera cases exist and most perceived cholera stems from improper diet during seasons with limited succulent feed.
Old Breeds Endure in Public Favor
Despite new breeds entering the market the old favorites remain trusted by buyers. Plymouth Rocks will likely hold public favor long, and any challenger must prove itself a genuinely good breed.
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Plymouth Rocks
Repair the Stable Floor for Clean Cows
Emanuel Small of Benton County Indiana notes that raising the dead level floor to slope toward the gutter and shortening the long manure section prevents cows from getting dirty. He reports nightly cleanliness improved and milking mornings are easier after the simple floor adjustment.
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Emanuel Small, Benton Co
Farmers’ Review
Whitelaw Reid Arrives as U S Ambassador to England
The Philadelphia carrying Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid reached Plymouth England on June 3 from New York. Plymouth officials welcomed Reid with an engrossed address and he proceeded to London to meet King Edward. He will reside at Dorchester House, a premier mansion in the city.
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Reid
New York
Lotos Club
Low
J. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn
South
Philadelphia
Whitelaw Reid
The
United States
Court of St
James
Plymouth
England
London
Great Britain
Edward
Dorchester House
Franklin Thomasson
John Bright
New Penny Daily
Liberal Party
the Tribune
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