Selecting Seed Corn For Larger Yields And Better Storage
The article outlines careful seed corn selection to boost yields, noting kernel shapes and ear position on the stalk. It discusses storing methods, including braiding husks, attic and furnace drying, and a 12 by 10 foot practical rack shelving thirty bushels, with construction details.
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Michigan Agricultural College
Raising Ducks Care Tips from an Expert
An authority on ducks explains they need care different from chickens. Ducks require vegetables and green feed plus ample water, lay well when handled properly, and Pekin ducks are strong layers but poor mothers. Begin hatching under hens to ensure confinement and fledging. early dampness is deadly to ducklings, but ten days of good care yields hardy birds with minimal trouble.
Chemical Action of Manure
Manures act chemically on soils by adding plant food and by decomposing to release carbonic acid gas that increases the soil's dissolving action on minerals. It also forms humates in the soil, making mineral plant food more available.
Best Egg Preservative Lard Gains Prominence Among Experts
Italian authority Dr Campanini reports lard preserves eggs better than salt water limewater silicate of potash vaseline or cold storage. Fresh eggs are coated to seal pores preventing air exchange, preserving color and flavor for up to a year in dry packing rooms. Canadian experts prefer limewater as an alternative.
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Campanini
Fall Orchard Cultivation Advice for Different Terrains
The fall care of orchards varies with terrain. Avoid cultivation on rough ground and in hillier winter rainfall areas to prevent soil loss, but cultivate in frostable, level ground to loosen mellow soil and improve mineral availability. Between-row cultivation should keep soil porous while avoiding large clumps that expose roots to cold.
New Dinner Table Dainties Champagned Grapes
Champagne infused grapes are prepared by punching a hole in each fruit removing some meat and juice. A silver nozzle injects champagne before resealing with sugar cement and freezing the grape on ice. The result is an expensive novel dessert with a unique flavor.
Photographing Mouth Expressions In Studio Directions
A photographer instructs clients on how to shape expressions. Saying broom yields a bland serene mouth, brush produces a noble bearing, flip makes the mouth look smaller, and cabbage enlarges a too small mouth.
Best Appetizers and the Tongue Nerve Theory
A German physician explains hunger stems from low stomach blood and a tongue branch nerve. Spicy sharp foods stimulate the tongue nerve, provoking appetite as a natural response.
Rudderless Airship Named Annu lated Dragon
Mme Poppova a Russian inventor unveils a rudderless airship called the annulated dragon claimed to adapt to all winds and observed by testers as a practical sailor despite its odd shape.
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Mme. Poppova
The Highwayman Confronts Public Man in Street Confrontation
The Public Man is relieved as the Highwayman reveals a revolver. The Public Man fears a compromising letter but is reassured that the weapon is only a threat. The scene captures a tense urban encounter reported in the Cleveland Leader.
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Cleveland
Advertising Time for Winchester Merchants in the News
The Winchester News reaches over 1,400 Clark County homes each weekday and aims for 2,000 circulation by Christmas. Fall and winter trade loom as the paper grows, promising buyers read the News every evening and rural routes receive it each morning.
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Winchester
Clark County
Clark
Tossing the Stonethrower: A Quarrel Over Distance
A crime tale features a robberly exchange as the victim challenges the claim of proximity to the station. The real estate agent minimizes the distance, while another speaker boasts about quarry blasts sending stones far higher than claimed.
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