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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
6
Survey by Brand of the Agriculture Department argues the winter egg problem stems from hens laying less. Storage and farmer pricing are debated while remedies focus on poultry management to spur earlier pullet laying. Other items note a Los Angeles clubshouse plan and a Chicago tango crackdown.
Manufacturers spend about one dollar per person yearly on broad magazine advertising to create demand for standard goods. Local merchants should align with that effort by publicizing in local papers the specific lines and prices they carry, turning ad spending into doubled gains through cooperative promotion with manufacturers.
The maid reports breakfast theft by the dog and asks to fetch another steak. The mistress asks about the morning paper and is told it carries big accidents murders and rumors of another war. She orders warm leftovers and to place the paper by her husband’s plate.
The passage explains that rebuke originally meant to condemn or disapprove in English, while in French it meant the opposite. Milton uses meant to rebuke to signify increase, and over ages the term shifted to mean bettering.
A light two part cartoon caption from the Philadelphia Record jokes about a woman loving to hear a secret and preferring to discover it herself. The quip plays on curiosity and self discovery.
The Kansas Farmer outlines digestible nutrients in cottonseed meal and cold pressed cottonseed, and molasses. It notes cottonseed meal provides high digestible protein, molasses offers energy with modest protein, and a Texas feeding test shows molasses can substitute part of corn when balanced with cottonseed meal.
Instructions outline turning curd in hoops in the morning and pressing until noon. Two days of pressing reportedly yields good results in cheese production.
A Farm and Ranch note warns that land will never be the same unless action is taken to preserve its current state. The statement emphasizes immediate steps to protect the property and its value.
A corrupt scheme unfolds as a veteran instructs a novice to shadow a suspect, using mail and bread deliveries to misdirect, until the trainee’s bungling leads to exposure and a critique of failed methods. The dialogue exposes risky crime methods and the mentor’s harsh assessment.
The calf stall should be well bedded and clean as dairy barns produce human food. A cow needs a large body and udders should be brushed before milking. The dairy industry needs better dairymen, not cows. A purebred calf makes a fine gift for a boy or girl. Nature aids dairy cows in summer, but reliance in winter may lower returns.
A Hoard's Dairyman note explains cows drink in small bursts when water is nearby and warm in winter. It argues water warmed to barn temperature reduces stress, prevents excessive single-time drinking, and helps maintain milk production by keeping the cow’s temperature stable.
An article discusses egg values tied to condition on market, a Supreme Court ruling on liability for fowl injury during shipment, and advice on feed grinding and incubation issues. It notes poultry as a neglected yet profitable farm sector facing losses and calls for awareness of hen importance.
The note argues that lacking tools like a manure spreader makes farm work dreary for boys, but the burden can be eased. It urges considering farm implements from a boy's viewpoint and promotes Onanda advantages as clearer options.
The lesson links Matthew Luke and Mark to show Jesus teaching on humility and readiness to receive the kingdom. It contrasts three disciples witnessing the Mount of Transfiguration with the others faced by demonic unbelief and the need for prayer and fasting. It then notes Jesus blessing little children and warns that greatness comes through childlike faith.
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