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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
2
A Des Moines story recalls a man who ate thirty two pancakes in one sitting and woke up to find half the blanket gone, likening it to a noted anecdote about eating until oversleep.
The speaker notes that this year's winter has been severe enough to almost warrant an exuberant burst into song once it ends, offering forgiveness to spring poets for past misgivings.
Commentary notes overcrowding in New York's subway system and predicts more congestion as the city outgrows public conveniences. The piece also cites an appellate division ruling that a divorced man does not owe alimony if the former wife remarries, a point that could affect the second husband.
The plan from the California superintendent of education to require students to perform work at home now extends to doing chores and keeping the backyard clean.
A New Jersey man threatened his wife with divorce after she joined a boycott and refused to provide meat. The incident highlights domestic strain linked to participation in political or social actions.
The copper market shifts from a slump to gains as January consumption reaches 43 090 000 pounds, exceeding production for the month. Increased copper use signals broader activity across industries and ongoing business improvement.
The piece argues that rising immigration calls for careful examination at all ports of entry to prevent undesirables from foreign lands landing. It links changing times to social anxieties and urges government officials to enforce thorough screening and vigilance.
A long examination of the Vanderbilt divorce trend details how five younger-generation children face custody and paternity issues as major heirs like Cornelius III and Willie K pursue remarriage. It notes Marlborough and Blandford lines, ducal separations, and ongoing tensions over successors and wealth.
The article lists multiple Vanderbilt relatives involved in separations or divorces. W K Vanderbilt and Consuelo Vanderbilt are mentioned with separations and remarriages, plus Alfred Vanderbilt and Willie K Vanderbilt Jr. are noted in divorce topics. Other members including Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt and Countess Czalkowsky face divorce actions. Leroy Dresser sues for divorce as well.
A backstage quip frames a visitor asking who the man in the padded cell is. The attendant replies he is the chap who followed the advice of all his alleged friends.
A Ranch and Range excerpt explains deep soil moisture and firm tamping as keys to successful tree establishment. It covers planting depth graft position, top trimming, immediate heeling in, weed control, rabbit protection with mosquito screening, and spacing for cherries plums apples gooseberries grapes and wild plums.
A bill to set standards for insecticides sold in the United States is reintroduced in the House by Mr Hayes of California. Endorsed by the Association of Economic Entomologists and leading authorities, with strong backing from major horticultural groups seeking pure insecticides for fruit tree spraying.
Montana experiment station bulletin concludes dry farming is viable in many regions. Turkey Red fall wheat leads yields. fall sowing favored. Recommend 3 to 5 pecks of seed per acre and close row spacing. Alternate year grain with summer fallow yields more profit. Regular tillage of summer fallow controls weeds and conserves moisture.
A historical method describes dry farming with preplant plowing and deep soil breaking. Subsoil plows create a firm bed to reduce evaporation and salts rise, while surface pulverization acts as a mulch to retain moisture. Continuous tillage maintains moisture until plants grow, then harvest and rework soil for the next season.
In Denmark dairy herds rose in value as cow test associations expanded. Each cow should be brushed daily to keep skin clean and healthy. Temperament varies among cows and must be studied. Dairy should be a full‑time business. Skim milk makes good hen feed and can be profitably converted into eggs.
Bees are not as dangerous as many think. Treat them well and they return the treatment. They sting when disturbed or pinched during operation. Smoke down if needed. Rub honey on hands before work and honey on a bee that alights to sting to calm it and distract it from aggression.
Gluten meals are residues of corn left after making glucose. They consist mainly of hard flinty portions after the bran germ and part of the starch have been removed.
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