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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
16
Frederick Wright discusses Koch’s mammoth skeleton findings in Missouri and argues climate change, not human predation, largely ended the species. He cites Arctic migration, failed winter quarters, and crusted snowstorms that starved herds, with examples from Ungava Bay and Siberia.
J Ramsay Macdonald describes Rajputana as a land of old chivalry and strong tradition where warriors and women endure. He visits Udaipur and Chitor, observes religious processions, palace life, and a Rajput ruler with 3000 retainers who upholds ancient codes and defies Mogul time.
The article discusses Chantecler with Miss Maude Adams and explores the turkey as a symbolic national emblem versus the eagle. It cites Napoleon and Franklin’s debates, noting Franklin’s preference for the turkey as American and peaceful yet capable in defense.
Rear Admiral William Wirt Kimball ends a five month tour as commander of the Nicaragua Expeditionary Force. He earned praise for diplomacy and strict international law adherence while guiding U S forces amid three competing factions. He also helped recognize submarine value aiding Holland's early U S submarine program.
Guidance on feeding ewes before lambing stresses strong nutrition with a grain ration of oats bran and corn, alfalfa roughage, and substitutes like oil meal. Emphasizes dry well ventilated shelter, light, exercise, pure water via a trough, and tempering ice water to prevent abortion. Details a Columbus area barn layout with stalls, bins, and clear main floor.
The text explains that high quality cattle have a fine silky coat and mellow elastic skin with neat bones and joints. It notes differences in hair texture and undercoat, and that quality reduces waste in carcass and improves dairy yield.
Advice on chick rearing covers first feeds grit and sources. It recommends sharp, small grains and dry bread crumbs, millet, eggs, cracked wheat, oatmeal, and ground bone. Keep grit and charcoal accessible and provide a clean water supply out of reach of their feet.
The Belgian Silver Campine breed is described as active and prolific foragers, suitable for dry sandy soils similar to parts of California. Cocks weigh 4.5 to 5 pounds and hens 2.5 to 4 pounds. The birds are non-sitters with a long body and a relatively flat breast. the single comb appears in both sexes.
Concrete stable floors are recognized as the most economical and sanitary for dairy stables. They should be laid on good foundations and finished with grooves to prevent slipping. Stalls should have mats placed for easy cleaning and all wooden parts should be removable for replacement when worn.
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