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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jinige Porter and Prisha without clear context or readable details. Unable to determine event, affiliation, or location from the provided fragment.
The piece argues work is more than a living the true value lies in mental training, ethical conduct, and character development. It claims punctuality neatness temper control and kindness grow from daily labor and that workers become more sympathetic and charitable as a result.
A kitten guided a twelve year old girl to danger, then led her mother to the end of a recreation pier where the child hung head downward on a barge spike. The mother freed the girl and kept her conscious, crediting the animal’s acts for the rescue.
A ladies debating club discussed if cousins should wed with a young lady claiming economic merit as she and her cousins marry for shared wedding gifts. The exchange included a jokey defense that one present suffices for two unions, followed by a closing quip about a true Christian enjoying sermons in old clothes.
A humorous inquiry asks whether high status can override basic courtesy as etiquette guides ponder if a king would personally answer a ringing line or delegate to aides. The piece contrasts royal ceremony with modern phone manners and aims to entertain readers.
Wet bean vines should be left alone and cultivated only when dry. A mare can be worked up to foaling if she avoids heavy strains. Remove dead branches promptly and seal wounds with paint. Clover fixes nitrogen in roots and leaves. Treat workers with respect and provide housing. Cream acidity and butter spoilage notes. Value in horses lies in strength, action and endurance at light weight. Limestone requirements per acre vary with soil acidity. There is no match for a bulky horse. Mixed rations save money. certain foods aid digestion. Keep sheep green crops after meadows fail. Provide charcoal and grit for fowls as preventive and cure for indigestion. Use preventive measures against cattle lice. Six weeks marks end of critical period for young turkeys. Inbreeding and poor diet cause mortality in poultry. Scrub poultry may help but should not propagate. Scrub hens should mate with pure breeds to raise quality. Polishing cheesecloth with oil yields lasting finish. Always rub with the grain.
In Yonkers Statesman tone a scene at a country frog pond greets two girls on their first night away. A high peeper voice and a deep frog croak trigger curious whispers as the children guess the sound, joking that it might be a bird or some submerged creature.
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