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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
7
Professor Gilbert explains that freshness matters year round and summer eggs often spoil due to multiple hens laying in one nest. He notes broody hens and late gathering lead to warmed, fertilized eggs whose germ develops, ruptures in handling, and causes off flavors.
The Farmers' Review advises obtaining fertile eggs from reliable farmers or breeders to fill incubators. Pay a premium per dozen, avoid hucksters, and choose batches you would set yourself. Store eggs late fall pose higher risk. arrange ahead with a cooperative proprietor or breeder for best hatch chances.
L. W. Lighty argues in National Stockman and Farmer that dirty milk handling, neglected skimmilk tanks, and odor issues contaminate milk at some creameries. He urges creamery managers to educate patrons and improve sanitation to prevent monetary losses and ruined butter quality.
A testimonial from 1899 details a recovery from kidney complaints and lumbago after using Dean's Kidney Pills. It claims a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York, with the product sold by all druggists at 50 cents per box.
A prominent poultry raiser argues that insufficient capital is the main cause of failure in poultry keeping. He notes many start with far less capital than needed and blames lack of business ability and poor sales correspondence as major factors, along with other minor causes.
Frizzled fowls appear with feathers curved upward and backward especially on the hackle and saddle. They vary in color with no fixed rule for plumage yet all must show the upward curve. Combs may be double or single and they are said to be hardy early layers.
To ease calling of vehicles authorities plan to erect telephones on or near all cab ranks in Berlin. The move aims to speed rides and reduce wait times for passengers at busy central areas.
The article explains Babcock milk tests measure butterfat to one tenth of a pound in large milk quantities and note practical factors affecting results. It cautions about sour milk, feeding, cow comfort, trial variations, and the need for reasonable test acceptance by creameries.
Industry opinion favors maintaining keeping quality in butter over chasing high flavor. Oscar Eift urges churns to favor clean flavor and long storage, arguing cold storage naturally enhances flavor and that preserving shelf life is essential for dairy products.
Drake Watson laments lacking a full head of hair to pin a hat on a windy day. The remark showcases personal vanity and practical fashion concern in a casual aside.
An enlarged family portrait appears in the parlor as the scene shifts to a narrative about a man’s fate. The text juxtaposes domestic life with a sense of mortality and inevitability in a reflective mood.
Putnam faceless dyes claim to color more goods with brighter hues while requiring less effort. The pitch emphasizes efficiency and superior coverage for fabrics and finished products, aiming to attract manufacturers seeking streamlined dyeing processes.
A distiller travels by a steam yacht a wholesale liquor dealer by automobile and a retail liquor dealer by carriage while the liquor purchaser is dragged by the hair of his head by a policeman indicating a chaotic enforcement incident.
A pithy reflection notes how every prominent figure grows from small beginnings and discovers varied routes to reach success, emphasizing that early habits shape later achievements. The tone suggests a timeless, local perspective on personal development and ambition.
A reader note mentions the re elected member of the Housekeepers Workers Sector and a tribute to a tenor with an insured voice. The Houston Post style note reflects on recognition and sound judgment in the public sphere.
The readable fragment suggests a grocery ad urging purchase of a product and a humorous note about overbearing advice from a woman patient. The text hints at kin needing restraint and a domestic setting where mass market items are marketed.
The vital question of today in the women's journals asks when a garment qualifies as a gown versus a dress. Readers seeking fashion updates are urged to follow the journals for the latest style distinctions.
Fragmentary text describes cautionary notes about ointments for a catarth ailment. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. Further readable details are unavailable.
The article notes that mental arithmetic is taken seriously in East Indian schools with pupils as young as ten learning multiplication to forty times forty. It mentions Defiance Starch aiding storekeepers with higher quality and quantity, making other brands hard to sell. It also jokes that light housekeeping only helps people accept eating out of a lunch basket on a train.
Letter from J W O'Brien of Minneapolis Minnesota dated January 6 1900 endorses Piso's Cure as a highly spoken of cough remedy and notes his address at 322 Third Ave N Minneapol.
The phrase suggests strong debate over methods to achieve peace with varied opinions. Supporters advocate diplomacy while critics call for tougher measures. The discussion centers on strategy, timing, and international cooperation.
Navy men in Erie Pennsylvania subscribe for a monument to the late Captain Charles W Gridley of the Olympia and Manila Bay. The Peruna Almanac is advertised with astrology articles by a noted astrologist and free Q A on astrology. Reindeer in Finland fetch about 7 50 per head and can travel roughly 130 miles daily.
Fragmentary note advises about starch quality and frugal living. Mentions Defiance brand and 16 oz size, urges timely calls, saving fuel, and keeping household routines early to bed.
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