The Industry Encounter with a Pirate Ship and a Morgan Scheme
Master Ardick and the crew of the Industry meet the Happy Bess from New York as Capt torrycorn carries a letter for Hir Vata. A shipboard talk turns to Henry Morgan piracy claims and the danger of piracy, while Ardick suspects British aims amid wary barter and defection signs aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardick
Hoathwick
Havana
Tym
Houthkick
Sellinger
St. George's Cross
Torrycorn
New York
London
Aml
Putuyor
Sopu
Perte
Capt. Sellinger
Pratley
Pratey
Cow Milking Dilemma Then Gentlemanly Garb Fails
A Marison village girl faced a stubborn cow that would only be milked by men. With all male helpers away she donned her brother's clothes and tried again, but the cow refused. The tale ends with her misfired attempt and the visitors learning of the episode through the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morgan
Reebooter
Capt. Morgan
Drake
Panama
England
Spain
Ardick
Morgan
Tannat
Panalia Laker
Jack
Morgan Bown
Trbink
Ardiek
Venice
Alederney
Clyemoad
A Practical Seed Test For Farm Use
A practical seed test describes simple methods to check germination before planting. It outlines early seed procurement, basic equipment like a tin pan and cloth, and small sticks with brads to hold the cloth in place for germination assessment.
Seed germination test and poultry feeding notes
The article explains seed germination testing using moist cloths and labeled bags, detailing moisture control, temperature, and timing. It cites periods for cereals and grasses and emphasizes careful counting and record keeping. It also discusses buckwheat and Kaffir corn as feeds for hens and their effects on egg yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clever -Ted
United States Department of Agriculture
Guy E. Mitchell
Ohio
L. F. Keyser
Reliable Poultry Journal
Butchering Device Described by Ohio Farmer Reader
A Franklin Ohio farmer Mr Fred Knapp uses a portable butchering device with a chain and pulley system. The rig attaches to two by four hardwood supports with a crank and pulley, designed for ease during hog slaughter and adaptable to rope if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Knapp
Franklin, N
J. Brownell
Ohio
Raising Squabs Advice From St Louis Republic
This article outlines squab production tips including selecting pigeon types, preferred white birds for better prices, timing of slaughter just before fledging, and humane bleeding. It advises balancing sexes, providing separate nesting spaces, shelving for apartments, monthly hatching except February, and a liberal diet of allay pene, wheat, and corn with plenty of water and cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovie Republic
Beekeeping Notes on Wintering and Comb Care
Practical guidance from St. Louis Republic on wintering bees and managing comb honey. Key advice covers selling comb honey first, maintaining strong colonies with laying queens, using chaff hives for cold protection, feeding with high quality sugar, avoiding disturbed or dry storage, and keeping winter cellars dry and unused for other storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Incubators At The Farm Boost Hatchery Productivity
The writer argues incubators and brooders save money. Hatching over 100 fowls pays for the equipment quickly. Incubators allow February hatching and fast growth once warm weather arrives. Potash is cheaper than buying such poultry gear.
Benefits of keeping sheep on farms for soil health
The article argues two main reasons farmers should rear sheep. Sheep renew soil by eating a wide range of plants, controlling noxious weeds and preventing weed seed from sprouting. They convert forage into wool and mutton, supporting farm profitability.
Double Crop of Apples On A Long Island Farm
A Long Island farm reports two crops from an apple tree in one year as farmers show interest in the peculiarity. The collection also mentions Hoatetter and Hitters and a mix of humorous items, ads, and short anecdotes from newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieland
Lydia Pinkham Remedies Praise From Women
Letters from Lizzie Beverly of Lowell Massachusetts and Avos Troxmaen Ellenburgh New York claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured womb ulceration and postpartum illness respectively. Other testimonials mention relief from chills fevers and digestive issues after using the medicines and tonics advertised. A mix of endorsements and product mentions follows with rustic health claims and endorsements tied to later notes about remedies and sports quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Lizzie Beverly
Merriam St
Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ellenburgh
Eanrely
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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D Appleton
Littles
Mr. Tym
Sidmouth
Devonshire
Hans Butterbox
Captain
Dingeby
Houthwick
Dings
King's
America
Pradey
Amt A &T
Chicago Record
Cne
Sila Matte
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Transacns
Neo ‘Triax
Wholecale
Toedo
O, Waldinig, Kinnan & Marvin
Druggiata
O. Tull
All Druggiata
Hlall
P. Harold Hayes
Hay Bever
Hayes
Cleveland
Chicago Daily Record
H. Fl. Green
Atlanta, Ga
Nila
Retroit Journal
Topica
Chicago Daily News
Traibeeb
A.W. Butetias Se
Teias
Atchison Wholevorne
Maloney
Horehound
Pike
Nary Ae
Taniaee Rea Atchison Gh
Ji Pinckard
Springfield
Jacobs Oil
Castoria
Infante
Iaiye
Saami
Bly Pane
Cheng Saek
Autalogie Leatner Department
Atlanta
Mttehaindiee
RG, ROEBUCK & CO. /Inc
Chicago, Ill
Sapolio
Liggett & Myers
Manali
Gasar I Ree
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester
Aet Teese
Iors
Jane Res Peereinat Maaketor
Eras
Eria
Barup
Te Gay Bray As
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