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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

4

PREPARE IN ADVANCE FOR LAMBING SEASON

A Purdue extension note stresses lambing as the critical period requiring shepherd oversight. It urges fall preparation, strong winter condition, and feeding with clover hay and succulent feeds, plus gradual grain before lambing to ensure milk flow and profitable outcomes. Shelter, dry wool, and exercise are essential, with timed separation of ewes and lambs to boost survival and early strength.

Indiana

Feeding the sow for a strong litter and early market gains

The text advises managing sow weight through winter to maximize milk for the litter. A 50 pound gain helps offset autumn losses, but excessive fat from corn alone harms activity and milk. Balance corn with forage and exercise, provide a clean open shed, and offer supplemental protein. December to February rations shift from corn with pasture to more hay and tankage or shorts, aiming for a three to one corn to shorts mix and gradual tankage additions to yield healthy pigs ready for early market.

Growing Alfalfa Profits for Careful Sowers

Advice on alfalfa cultivation emphasizes care and commitment. Proper sowing yields high profits for diligent growers, while neglect leads to little or no returns. The piece contrasts three attitudes toward planting.

Boys Learn to Craft Home-Muilt Furniture in Room

A 1912 instructional piece shows boys can enrich their rooms with homemade furniture. It details making a blacking case, magazine rack, and tabouret from boxes and scrap boards, with steps on cutting braces, attaching legs, sanding, filling nail holes, and finishing with stain or paint. The guide emphasizes practical craft, sturdy construction, and repurposing common materials.

A. Neely Hall Markoff

Eight roomed cottage blend with storage for thrift homes

William A. Radford offers free home building advice and outlines an eight room design that combines a cottage and two story structure with elevated gables for three bedrooms and a bathroom on the second floor. The article stresses the need for storerooms for seasonal furniture and warns against dusty damp cellars, noting small houses can still provide comforts and conveniences.

Affordable ten room house plan with future expansion

The article argues for a compact, low cost home design that can expand to ten rooms by adding two bedrooms later. It stresses modern conveniences, efficient furnishing, and the value of careful planning, urging builders to consult up to date architects and avoid overbuilding.

Oliver Wendell Holmes John the Baptist

Snub Between Napoleon III and Nicholas I Colored Crimea Tale

A French author suggests Napoleon III sided with Britain in the Crimean War due to London club recalls and a Russia czar slight. The czar’s greeting “Mon grand ami” triggered Napoleon to remark that one chooses friends, not brothers, after a New Year diplomatic encounter with Count Kisslew.

Napoleon III Great Britain London Russia Nicholas I Napoleon Monsieur Mon Frere Nicholas Count Kisslew

Stories of Potemkin’s lavish headquarters and excess

The account portrays Potemkin as Catherine the Great’s favorite hosting grand fetes at his military headquarters. Domestic servants actors and jewelers crowd his circle while he awards two dancing officers with field ranks after a weeklong journey. A lavish siege of hospitality includes shawls crystals and diamonds for hundreds of ladies.

Potemkin Catherine Caucasus Catherine the Great Francis Gribble

Health Through Right Thinking Mindset Practice

Orison Swett Marden argues in Nautilus that health is formed by mental attitude. Visualize vigorous health, reject weakness, and act as if healthy to pattern life after the ideal self.

Orison Swett Marden

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H. E. Allen Purdue University School of Agriculture Purdue University Agricultural Extension W. W. Smith O Bouret William A. Radford West Jackson Boulevard Chicago Ill Radford Lor Eo Napoleon II
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