... cut every head clean in its track! The _same_ machine was directly afterwards exhibited before the Hamilton County Agricultural Society near Carthage, on the 2nd of July, 1833. Of its operation and success, the ...
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... or both the hybrids be even capable of fruitful intercourse with the original or parent species. Hamilton Smith goes so far as to say, that "if it even were proved that a prolific intermediate ...
... They are broad at the base, and very nearly meet on the centre of the forehead. Hamilton Smith says, they are "in contact at the base;" but this is not the case in the ...
... Dry Fruits and Vegetables at Home_, Countryside Press and Doubleday & Company (Dolphin Books), 1975. $2.95. Hamilton, Louise W., Kuhn, Gerald D., Rugh, Karen A., with the food editors of Farm Journal, _Home Canning ...
... LIFE AND TIMES OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Incidents of a career that will never lose its singular power to attract and instruct, while giving impressive lessons of the brightest elements of character, surrounded and assailed ...
... you follow is from a reliable source. Follow it precisely and be assured of a safe and wholesome food supply. How to Minimize Quality Losses by Gerald D. Kuhn and Louise W. Hamilton_[2]
... A considerable number of investigators, including Chauveau, Vagedes, Ravenel, De Schweinitz, Mohler, De Jong, DelÈpine, Orth, Stenstrˆm, Fibiger and Jensen, Max Wolff, Nocard, Arloing, Behring, Dean and Todd, Hamilton and Young, the German Tuberculosis ...
... May be obtained through all Booksellers, from the Publishers, SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT & CO., LTD., LONDON. The Book of the Links.
... Foods and Nutrition, at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul. [2]Gerald D. Kuhn is Professor, Food Science Extension, and Louise W. Hamilton is Professor, Foods & Nutrition Extension, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park.
... to an endless variety of diseases, and generally requires medical attendance. THE INDEFINITE DEFINITIONS OF COL. HAMILTON SMITH. On commencing this Monograph of the _Genus Bos_, I entertained the confident expectation, that in the ...
... was taken from Springfield, through Chicago, to Green Bay, Wisconsin, in 1825, by Colonel William S. Hamilton. Beginning with this date, the practice of collecting cattle into droves and driving them to market soon ...
"'Old Judge Foster' was a well known jurist and judge of court in Hamilton County, Ohio, having his country home (a farm) 3-1/2 miles near due east from my father's place ...
... WALLACE, Secretary of the Hamilton County Agricultural Society. [Sidenote: Exceeded Expectations] We, the undersigned, witnessed the exhibition of Mr. O. Hussey's Machine for cutting grain alluded to by Dr. Wallace, and do fully ...
... The same machine was directly afterwards exhibited before the Hamilton County Agricultural Society near Carthage, on the 2nd day of July, 1833."
... Healthy, Hamilton County, Ohio, made to order of Obed Hussey one Reaping machine for S. F. and Algernon Foster, then of the same County and State. Said Reaper was made to conform to or ...
... had done_ since his first machine that cut the grain like "a thing of life" in Hamilton County, Ohio, in 1833. Yet, in 1847, C. H. McCormick takes out a patent for the _raker ...
... Scanty herds are still preserved at the following places:--Chillingham Park, Northumberland; Wollaton, Nottinghamshire; Gisburne, in Craven, Yorkshire; Lime-hall, Cheshire; Chartley, Staffordshire; and Cadzow Forest, at Hamilton, Lanarkshire. At Gisburne they are perfectly ...
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