Simple hand fertilizer feeder device demonstrated
George E. Scott describes a practical two in one device for applying fertilizer by hand. A cotton belt wears a tin tube and gum hose to regulate flow, guiding fertilizer through a 14% inch hole for wide coverage. Operational speed and pressure control the output.
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George E. Scott
Ohio
Orchard and Garden: Farm fruit growing and care notes
Orchard and garden guidance covers windbreak trees, currant longevity, grafting wound care, grapevine growth, peach pruning, black knot control, shade tree hardiness, drainage advantages for fruit maturity, plum and curculio notes, space for fruit types, strawberry and corn crops, mulching to prevent frost injury, poultry house floor issues, and dairy cow rations with gradual dietary changes.
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Sten
St Louis Republic
Changing Feed Safely To Avoid Grassy Milk Odor
Agricultural Epitomist warns gradual feed changes to prevent rank grassy odor in milk. Do not shift from dry to green feed suddenly. start with familiar feed, then introduce the new, increasing its proportion each meal. Begin with short pasture grazing and extend time daily to full access.
Humane Device For Breechy Animals Uses Simple Rope Halter
A Tribune item promotes a humane cattle and horse restraint design instead of heavy boards or hopples. The rope halter fits over the head and body, allowing only natural head height and preventing dangerous forefoot entanglement near fences. The rope may stretch and be shortened as needed for safe use.
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Tribune
Feeding calves on skimmed milk and flaxseed gruel
National Stockman advises feeding calves a week old with skimmed milk plus one gill of boiled flaxseed, gradually rising to a pint daily by four weeks. Include finely ground oats and corn, or oats unground, to reach a pint to a quart. Flaxseed gruel with skimmed milk yields strong growth. A two month calf can gain three pounds daily on this plan.
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Tatter Deliquen Ny
The Head of the Dairy Herd
Daniel Munroe argues the key selection is the head of the herd. He notes a top breeding bull concentrates the best family records and cites a large province dairy sale where a herd bull commanded high prices. The buyer and seller both benefited, and the bull’s influence lasts for years. Moral: don’t overfocus on one bull when seeking a good animal.
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Daniel Munroe
Protecting His Wife and a Reporter's Lesson in Courtesy
A Washington Star tale recounts a Sunday New Jersey avenue confrontation where a mother and a 14 or 15 year old boy clashed and a bystander reporter stepped in. The story folds into a life lesson from a spoiled son who, after a strict thrashing from his stepfather, gains lasting respect for his mother and her husband.
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New Jersey Avenue
Howard
John
Washington Star
Heroine with many belts saves herself on stage
A dramatic scene describes a leading lady trapped on the fourth floor as the villain taunts her. She quickly improvises a rope from multiple belts and lowers herself from the window amid cheering gallery patrons. Also included are brief recipes for gem loaf and notes on Jerusalem burnings.
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Chicago Tri
Postmaster's Wife Restored to Health in Leeds Center
Mrs. W. L. Francis, wife of the postmaster, near death, recovered fully after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits the remedy with easing heart pain, restoring vitality, and aiding acceptance by a life insurer. The anecdote includes endorsements from neighbors and a railroad station agent, with details on dosage and available purchase.
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Oe and Esk
Journal
Lewiston
Leeds Center
W. L. Francis
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Fagee
M. A. Blossom
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Finks
Foster
Maine Central Railroad
Fink
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Calamutt
Beaumont and Fletcher
Grand Excursion and Major Sales Leads to Buffalo
The National Educational Association will hold its next annual meeting in Buffalo. Various rail lines offer round trip fares plus $2.00, with multiple dates in June August and October for excursions to Florida and the South. Also advertised: medical remedies and tonic products with testimonials, family medicine notes, and travel information from Chicago and Eastern Illinois routes.
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Chicago & Eastern
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Minn
Clark Bt
C, L. Stone
PL & T
Chicago
Max
Henry Home
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