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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
An expert breeder outlines a method to curb a horse’s biting habit. Approach from multiple angles, supply gentle feeding with small treats, and employ a brief sharp strike near the nose when biting occurs. Maintain calm handling, repeat lessons briefly and often, and ensure daily use to reduce irritability.
A growing movement seeks a noiseless Independence Day with fireworks managed by trained teams and stricter bans on sales from June 10 to July 10. President Taft endorses the idea while cities like Washington and Pittsburgh plan parades, historical displays, and safe pyrotechnics to reduce injuries and deaths.
Guidance on pig fattening emphasizes starting early with young pigs for economic gains. Use corn and diverse feeds plus dairy byproducts, whey, and pasture where possible. Target daily gain of 1 to 1.5 pounds and finishing weight around 250 to 300 pounds by nine to ten months.
Advice notes a Shetland pony needs little grain, one quart of corn and one quart of oats daily, plus hay. When weather and pasture allow, turn out to grass. Also offers an excellent remedy for mange using warm water, soap, coal tar dip, and regular scrubbing. disinfect stalls and harness to prevent recurrence.
Farmers monitor their colt condition during winter quarters. A colt that loses flesh and becomes thin will not reach its full potential compared with one kept growing from the start.
A 1910 description shows a mammoth swan shaped car with prism eyed lights and a night electric glow, emitting a loud hiss instead of a horn to warn others. Inventors claim this device could be used beyond autos including theaters. observers warn it could deter dangerous behavior and keep pedestrians safer.
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