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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
6
The article outlines how four stomachs in ruminants process roughage. It describes the paunch first stomach and the regurgitation and rechewing process, including the grinding actions of the fourth stomach. It notes the second stomach stores water with a honeycomb structure and advises mixing grain with roughage to ensure thorough chewing.
The article explains tobacco sharecropping where landlords provide land sheds fertilizer and tools while tenants supply labor from planting to market. Costs of twine and wrapping are shared. Many tenants are cash poor and some mortgage crops or abandon them if prospects fail. Wisconsin uses An Agreement to Work Land to keep land with the landlord until labor and marketing are completed, then tenant gets half the proceeds. landlords may advance living expenses.
Seasonal suggestions advise pushing turkey sales three weeks before selling and storing premium fowl for Christmas markets. Breeding mares now yields fall foals. hens should be housed warm and lice free with steady feed. Ensure pig housing has bottom cracks closed but keep top ventilation openings.
Instructions for storing winter onion sets describe fall sortie, dry tight crates, space between crates and piles for air flow, a well ventilated building with open windows in warm weather, and avoiding handling frozen sets to prevent rotting.
Buckwheat as green manuring offers rapid growth and weed suppression, thriving on poor soil and leaving mellow ground when plowed under. It decays quickly, resists insects and fungi, and helps clean land by smothering weed growth.
The guide advises experienced sewers to start with dresses before attempting coats or cloaks. It outlines fabric choices such as silk, wool, serge, and cheviot, pattern selection, wool shrinking, pattern fitting on muslin, cutting two layers, chalk marking, and careful pressing. It stresses trial fittings, seam allowances,reinforced fronts with canvas, and precise lining construction for a well-finished coat.
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