Revolution in Mexico Casts Shadow on U S Interests
The article outlines the Mexican crisis under Huerta after Madero’s arrest, noting ongoing guerrilla warfare, heavy casualties in Mexico City, and potential U S intervention risks. It reports Taft’s caution against war, economic turmoil, and massive American investments at stake amid intercity fighting and foreign casualty concerns.
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Francisco Leon de la Barra
Geronimo Trevino
Huerta
Madero
America
Bcarcely
United States
Mexico City
Taft
Knox
Republic
Felix Diaz
Horse Wisdom for Preparing Draft Horses
The guide stresses starting young horses early for spring service by breaking them to a dependable pace. It advises heat relief during evening work, maintaining calm temper, and giving drafts style and weight. Winter horses need roomy paddocks and daily handling to teach fast walking from the start.
Precautions for Brood Mares to Prevent Foal Abortion
J A Macdonald in Rural New Yorker urges extra care for pregnant mares. Avoid stress from stallions, provide laxative nutritive foods, increase grain with oats as staple, include bran and dust-free clover hay, add roots or dried grain like dried wheat when abortion risk rises. Keep mares sheltered, avoid ice and deep snow, manage water temperature, and limit hard work to reduce abortion risk.
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J. A. Macdonald
New Yorker
Tankage feeds for hogs and dogs in winter and summer
John H. Dunlap cites Country Gentleman on using tankage with hogs of all ages for thirteen years with high results. A ratio of one part tankage to ten parts corn is satisfactory. Warm slop aids dogs in winter, improving water intake. in summer tankage can be fed dry in small amounts with salt and condiments.
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John H. Dunlap
The Profitable Cow Study in Dairy Economics
The Kansas Farmer argues a high producing cow yields more butter fat and greater net profit than small producers, even with higher upkeep. Experiments show large cows need feed less than small cows in proportion to output, challenging common assumptions.
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Kansas
Feeding during farrowing time improving sow and pig health
Advice notes that cutting corn at farrowing time and feeding alfalfa or other nitrogenous feeds benefits the sow and piglets. Suggests several weeks before and after farrowing the sow fares better without corn as pigs are weaned and require nitrogenous nutrition.
Joaquin Miller a rugged life before famed Sierra poet
American poet Joaquin Miller known as the Poet of the Sierras died at seventy one. Born Cin cinnatus Heine in 1841 he lived among Modoc Indians and fought in wars before settling at Oakland Heights. His works center on nature and frontier life and include Songs of the Sierras and The Danites. His cremation ashes were scattered toward the Golden Gate.
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General Burnside
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Panama
Walker
Portland
Desert
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Silerras
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