Very Low Rate Summer Excursions Advertised Coast to Coast
A list of low rate excursion dates and destinations across Atlantic City Ocean City N J Boston Chicago Cleveland Columbus Denver Louisville St Paul St Mary area cites travel plans and convention dates for 1908 with instruction to consult ticket agents for routes and sale times.
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Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Point Pleasant
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Ohio River
Boston
Mass
Federation of Women's Clubs
Supreme Lodge
Knights Pythias
Chicago
Ill
Cheese Making Instructions From Old Dairy Note
A historical dairy note outlines milk preparation at about seventy degrees for cheese making. It covers adding commercial rennet, coagulation times, breaking curd, heating to near 100 degrees, salt quantities around 2.5 pounds per 1000 pounds of milk, moulding, and applying substantial pressure with basic utensils listed.
Four Key Points on Milk Separators by Prof Ertf
Prof Ertf of the Kansas Station outlines four important points for separator use. Speed of the bowl, milk temperature, throughput accuracy, and flush water affect cream fat content and quality. Observing all points is difficult yet essential to avoid poor results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertf
Kansas Station
Proper shoe fit and care for walking comfort
The guide advises shoes three quarters inch longer than the foot to avoid foot damage. It warns against short shoes and notes risks like bunions and distorted joints. It urges care: keep last trees in reserve, rotate walking shoes, clean and oil daily, focus on soles and stitches, use castor oil, keep heels in good repair, and use rubber heels to reduce jarring. It stresses fresh laces and ribbons to avoid untidy appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Quotations on Women and a Japanese Doll Rite
A collection of remarks on women from Dupuy Saint-Evremont Saill Euripides and Balzac about beauty intellect and affection. Also a description of annual doll play in Japan with a party on the floor and a tally of up to 100 dolls per home.
Aides Springs to Hold Hive Entrance Blocks
A correspondent of Bee Culture describes a simple device to hold hive entrance blocks in place. Using a Sprite for each block from No 9 steel wire, the device is driven into the hive front with a bent end, a small staple guides the spring, and the block sits between the spring and hive front.
Feeding hens with early green forage and rape seed
The article advises feeding hens green forage as soon as possible if kept indoors to protect gardens. Sow rape seed in the poultry yard or scatter on soft ground. it grows quickly, provides abundant leaf surface, and fowls eat it, reducing garden damage. Lettuce is also recommended for its succulent leaves and added value.
Poultry Care Tips for Laying Hens and Hatching
Clean under roosts frequently and provide grit lime and gravel for hens. Feed appropriate diet to ensure egg production and cleanliness. Keep feed fresh and discard stale leftovers to prevent disease. Monitor incubator closely to improve hatch success. Occasional charcoal or burned corn aids digestion and prevents illnesses.
Scaly Leg in Fowls Plagues Chicago Market
The article warns against scaly leg in young fowls on the Chicago market. It explains insects burrow under scales, causing flesh irritation and suffering. Insects feed on the fowl’s blood, reducing thrift. It recommends dipping legs in kerosene, then washing off to avoid sores.
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Chicago
Salt for Poultry in Feed Causes Illness or Death
Salt in small quantities benefits poultry when mixed in feed but large amounts cause illness or death. Frome half a dram to a dram is fatal to the average adult chicken, with loss of appetite thirst mouth and throat inflammation and diarrhoea. intestines resemble arsenical poisoning after death.
The Good Hen and The Cow Feeding Balance
The text notes that a cow not naturally a heavy milker cannot be made into one by rations alone and that a hen similarly responds to food and attention only within her natural capacity. It emphasizes natural limits of livestock production.
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North Main Street
Winchester
Summer
Funk & Son
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wellsboro
Kentucky
Beach Watlantic City
Penn
Speaking
Martinsburg
Martinsburg, W. VA
Walker Bidg
Ouchard
United Medical CO
Lancaster
Geo. E. I Bushnell & Co
Wm. Bradford
J. F. Kremer & Bro. Gray
StarRor
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Virginia
H. F. Byrd
Business Directory
Inchester Steam
Winchester Steam Laundry
Alter Street
Bell
Hell King
Chas. E. Seal
E. Piccadilly St
G.W. Rathman
South Main St
Winchester Electrical Supply Co
S.croff
M'A'n. Bell Prone
Union Bank of Winchester
State of
N. Majin Street
Es Haynie
S Market St
J. P. Purcell
N. Market St
Fletcher
E. F. Barr
Stephens City
Ceppes
E. Marmouth St
Alway
Thoms Co
Dayton, O
Rags
Cam
South Market Street
South
M’rtg Company
Petersburg
Grove Bros. Department Store
N. Main Street
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