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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
6
Describes mutual aid between Brazilian monkeys and parrots as they share nuts and husks. Warns against neglecting a slight cold and advocates using Hamlin’s Wizard Oil to prevent pneumonia or consumption.
In Partick near Glasgow Scotland two churches lost electric light during a thunderstorm on a Sunday night. A minister had just begun a hymn when the power failed, plunging the worshippers into darkness for about a quarter of an hour.
The article describes new evening gowns with heavy trains of velvet and brocade, elaborate lace cloaks, and lace trimmed wraps. It highlights white as a dominant note, changing trains, jeweled clasps, and ornate hoods. Coats of changeable taffeta and chiffon, voile gowns, and black dominating accessories are noted, plus chic capote hats with aigrettes in pale colors.
A brief dialogue notes a problem with Mrs Goodhand but resolves with a practical solution. Jack asks about handling the bridge issue while the speaker admits they cannot go. The response is simple and direct: send her a check.
A swine grower shares decades of experience with bacon hogs noting April litters for grass access by May. He details feeding with milk potatoes peas and oats pasture grazing clover and barley or oats with potatoes soft mash and mangels. He claims four cent pork under summer pasture and provides two example lots with costs and profits.
An old-fashioned method uses water glass to preserve eggs for eight to twelve months, cost 10 to 30 cents per pound. A lime and salt solution offers another preservation option, with eggs sold in fall and winter at about five cents less per dozen. Cold storage at 28 to 80 degrees is the safest large-scale method, as freezing below 27 degrees damages eggs.
A device to provide green feed to fowls uses a low frame with netting over sowed oats or other crops. Birds walk on the netting and reach the blades while roots stay, allowing regrowth and continuous fertilizing of the coop. The plan suits close-range poultry farming.
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