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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
7
The article outlines ideal horse head features and health checks. It covers face symmetry and jaw strength, dental conditions like parrot mouth, nasal health for heaves, eye and ear conformation, poll evaluation, neck and shoulder structure for performance, and issues such as fistula collar sores and withers injuries affecting value and usability.
Start orchard tasks now to beat the spring rush. Prune dead limbs and spray with Hime sulphur before sunrise. Use lime sulphur spray to guard against disease even if fungus is not known. Protect trees early to prevent damage and costly cleanup later.
Destructive disease, described as one of the most damaging to pears in the country, is highlighted as a major threat to the fruit crop and orchard health. Public concern and calls for research funding accompany the warning.
Abundant exercise will prevent thumps in pigs. Feed the sow lightly the first week after furrowing. If confined to a small pen, stir them daily and with a switch give ten minutes of vigorous exercise chasing one another about.
The text notes that different chicken breeds begin laying at certain ages. American breeds such as Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Shade Island Reds start around seven months, while Leghorns Minorcas begin at about six months.
Percheron horses show wide color variation with gray being common in France while darker shades are favored in the United States.
A brief note warns that Timothy hay is harmful to ewes and should not be fed to them. It stresses avoidance of timoths for sheep health and welfare.
War era styles curb eccentricity as Paris designs favor slim line gowns. The straight knife plaited Egyptian skirt gains popularity, with Buller Aphrodite gown and Chenal influence noted. Egyptian wraps and bullion accented gowns echo Cairo themes while wide hem skirts fade from fashion.
A terse observation from the Cvneinnate Times star reflects on how a woman begins to notice every detail in a man she has known, hinting at shifting feelings of love or dislike. The line suggests a mirror of perception as relationships tighten or unravel.
A wartime era lesson on humility contrasts Jesus washing the disciples feet with Jewish leadership struggles. It stresses motive over environment, warns against selfish ambition, and presents service as evidence of sanctification and divine knowledge, urging followers to emulate Christ’s humility.
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