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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1914
Page
8
A Farm and Fireside writer argues a hungry flock is discontent. Feeding at irregular times creates restlessness and teaches a piecing habit. Letting birds out all day one day and confining them the next disrupts calm, causing unrest in the flock.
The piece advises readying supplementary forage crops for drought and thin pastures. Millet and cowpeas provide late season greens or hay, rape serves as spring or summer pasture, alfalfa and clover offer green feeding, and corn or sorghum with silage help cover August droughts.
In the Austria Servia conflict much fighting will occur in the mountains. Neither nation has a first class navy, so land forces must carry the war. The image shows Austrian mountain guns manned by six soldiers per gun in action.
The article discusses varied farmer strategies for dry seasons and stresses preparing adaptable crops. It also covers egg supply problems from improper storage and handling, noting sun exposure, ungraded shipments, broody hens, and poor ventilation can spoil eggs and reduce keeping quality.
The article urges farmers to build true neighborly friendship across the line fence. It argues trust and ongoing collaboration are essential before joint business ventures succeed, beyond mere greetings or occasional help. It notes decline of fence-wedged isolators and promises smoother local affairs with community cooperation.
The article warns of spoilage during warm months leading to consumer dissatisfaction and lower egg prices. It urges better handling and poultry management at the farm level, noting that consistent attention could raise the value of the average farm egg yield rather than routing marketing through creameries.
The excerpt describes a scalable fattening coop with slat front and floor, tilt lids on troughs, a sloping roof and a gravel shell box for sanitation. It also notes a Pollyanna of opinions and quotes on inquiry versus affirmation and other varied statements about France loans jealousy and brain work versus physical labor.
Belgrade the Servian capital rests near the Danube with a fortress guarding a hill rising about 150 feet. King Peter of Servia hastily abandoned the city as tension with Austria grows over riverfront lines.
The Goettingen Academy of Sciences offers 100000 marks about 25000 for a proof that Fermats equation xn yn zn has no nontrivial integer solutions for odd primes and for any integer v greater than 2. Manuscripts are not accepted. only monographs or books that print proposed proofs will be considered after peer review. The award is granted two years after publication to allow testing.
The South American mosaic blends French influence with Spanish Italian and German groups. German dominates southern Brazil with 90 percent speaking it locally while French persists in education. Buenos Aires aligns with Germanic schooling, and Rio de Janeiro hosts French Huguenot roots. English rises as a third language in some Brazilian states.
Ernest Vizetelly recalls a Franco Prussian War tale in Paris showing the era’s fever for treason finds. A soldier questions a captain’s loyalty saying every march forward meets the enemy, exposing the era’s mistrustful mood.
The report notes diverse execution methods across Europe with the guillotine most common. It lists Britain, Austria, Holland, and Portugal as hanging nations while Oldenburg uses shooting, Brunswick uses beheading, and Spain employs garroting. London Telegraph.
A Washington Star quote notes Mrs. Biggins persuading her husband to join a glee club and praising his singing at home and in public. The piece also jokes about dieting advice from a physician and the idea of a London policeman arresting Mrs. Pankhurst. It ends with a playful line about a Sperry stabilizer adapted to politics.
The piece discusses how to choose a broad sow with strong hips and a long under line, and notes a gentle disposition. It covers hay and grain feeding, recommending red clover hay with grain for working horses, and mentions silage for cattle. It notes successful dairying aims to raise own feed and compares snow lines in New Zealand with Europe. It ends with brief quips on genius and wealth in dialogue form.
A Woman's Home Companion remark humorously notes that despite many perfect babies, no man or woman can be perfect, reflecting a playful take on human flaws and ideals.
The Chehalis county Democrats in convention renew faith in Jeffersonian principles and praise national progress under the current administration. They laud Governor Lister for tax relief, call for a constitutional convention, favor nonpartisan county and city officials, and push for a secret primary ballot and fiscally strict appropriations.
The Herald remains the most widely read paper in Chehalis County, drawing attention from advertisers who know its reach.
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