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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
4
Kansas expert L Hunt explains two feeding paths for beef calves. Calves with cows gain flesh. skim milk calves need grain, oil meal, cracked corn, bran and oats. Winter care and shelter matter, aiming for rapid growth into baby beef before eighteen months.
A farm spray method from Extension Bulletin No. 43 by F. L. Washburn proposes three parts fish oil to one part kerosene. Used with a knapsack sprayer, it takes two to three minutes per steer or horse and reportedly keeps flies away for about two days.
A method to curb a horse pawing at night uses a strong satrap with a buckle and 8 to 10 inches of heavy chain. Place the strap around the leg above the knee so the chain hangs in front of the knee to deter pawing and prevent roaming to rough pastures.
A brood sow grows irritable when given insufficient exercise and may eat piglets she farrows. Improper care and feeding are cited as contributory causes of small litters in this livestock note.
The piece surveys Holland's great building age in Rembrandt's day, noting Amsterdam's canal expansion and tower reuse, Münster-like Maastricht and Amersfoort Gothic towers, and Durer's Zeeland journey. It highlights Veere's bulbous spire, Middelburg’s halls, and the value of preserving medieval forms amid time.
A quirky dialogue unfolds as a boy and others discuss biting Osh creatures, with lines about defense and permission hinting at a local game or inside joke. The exchange captures a curious, humorous moment in a community setting.
A London public library scene shows a boy asking to keep a book till Monday. The librarian questions the request and learns the boy cannot finish at home without getting in trouble, so he urges the boy to return the book after finishing it tonight.
A village water carrier answers a curious man by claiming he hauls between ten and fifteen loads daily for ten years hauls all the water not seen in the river. The tale plays on a witty exchange about quantity and time with a nod to the cart and river.
Blanche and Carolyn discuss a young man at a Riverside recreation grounds picnic. Blanche calls him a bore after noting he yawned three times while she spoke. Carolyn suggests the yawns might have meant something else and defends the man.
A young man from Orford sought a position in a city office and asked the manager if an opening existed for a man with university and public school education. The reply implied no boost in pay would occur until the boss raises the salary by three dollars a week tomorrow night.
A job candidate on the Long Island railroad failed the pronunciation exam for station names. He correctly said Copiague Patchogue Speonk and Massapequa but could not pronounce the 'KR' in Jamaica.
A Washington Star quip has Mr Comrox telling his wife that a party guest fails to grasp his status, noting the guest laughed at the jokes rather than his grammar, implying social snobbery about wealth and language.
An informal account recounts Alice praising her friend M and Charley’s cautious nature. A motorist remarks Charley begins slowly but accelerates only to skid at the critical moment, illustrating hesitancy and risk in decision making.
A garbled quotation fragment shows a speaker musing on being a bird and wishing someone were another hue. The text hints at a dialect and playful misspellings. Reading remains incomplete due to OCR damage.
A partial note reports a needed repairs request for an office typewriter. The fragment mentions an overdue job, a person named Jost, and a desk area with a Viseat device, indicating maintenance or replacement needs in the workspace.
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