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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
3
A writer argues the Russian revolt is ongoing and social, not merely political, driven by land transfer to peasants. Stolypin reforms, village dissolutions, and growing peasant proprietors versus rural workers foster impending unrest. Church authority wanes while radical sects gain peasant followers, signaling possible new agrarian disturbances soon.
A long reflection praises Armenian role in Turkey's liberal movement culminating in the 1876 constitution, recounting persecutions, massacres, and revolutionary efforts. It argues Western civilization triumphs through Armenian sacrifices, citing figures and a Turkish officer’s acknowledgment of Armenian martyrdom.
A detailed guide describes a six by six by three foot chute for dehorning cattle. It explains dimensions, narrowed floor, high sides, lever-separated jaws, locking pins, and a head restraint setup to minimize struggle and ease entry, offering a practical manual for farm use.
The article stresses that proper growth of calves and colts from birth to maturity depends on consistent feeding and dry shelter in winter. It warns against letting young stock endure harsh weather with minimal nourishment, noting that starved calves never reach full value. It advises warm stalls with good hay, clover, alfalfa, and small grain rations, and links animal condition to market value, citing prices and the reputational effect on buyers.
Warm mutton tallow heals stock wounds faster than turpentine. Sell kicking cows and those that sup fences to the butcher. To fatten lambs feed barley, alfalfa, root crops and field peas. Sheep should not be confined near barbed wire. High feed prices may lower prices for farm animals, then rebound as numbers fall. Focus on efficient feeding. the good steer gains fast on little feed. Good stock aids successful agriculture.
The author discusses New Jersey pork costs for 1907, detailing feed expenses of five tons of feed, one acre of sugar corn and barrels of corn totaling 135 dollars against 3,000 pounds of pork at a price. The balance yields pork around 24 to 34.5 cents per pound. Advice on humane hog care from birth to market emphasizes clean housing, regular wholesome food, and attentive management.
Farmers' Review warns against overly warm barns and damp conditions. Protect cattle with dry bedding, dry roofs, and ventilation to prevent water exposure, as wet hair and skin raise cold stress. In cold dry snow, hair temperature is less affected. focus on keeping bedding dry and roof windproof for outdoor winter periods.
The article describes a hog division setup with two pens A and B and an opening for a hog to pass through. It details a pulley operated gate at D, corn used as lure, and a plan to keep hogs from returning to pen A. It also notes feeding hay to heifers after skim milk and the use of ground grain in their ration.
Home dyeing is urged to save cost by dyeing natural fabric with artist's paint and test swatches in gasoline. Wrinkle removal centers on astringents mixed with ointment or glycerine, while hat styling guidance emphasizes proper placement and avoiding bandeaux. Creed endorses long coats in velvet and tweed with classic American tailoring and cuffs.
A guide urges attuned care for energetic children noting healthy cravings for activity. It recommends engaging play, walks, or simple crafts on rainy days, warning against overreliance on punishment and fragile decorations that impede movement.
The article describes pink crystalline textiles with silk front insertions and tulle foundations, along with soutache straps and lace. It notes evolving hat bows on tailored hats, flat loop layers, and broad corded ribbons. Also highlights cretonne book covers made at home with striped patterns and gold galoon binding.
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