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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
6
A collage of quotes on economy in marriage and gender roles. It contrasts single women saving with married women spending, featuring humorous lines and a judge’s quip. Includes an advertisement fragment for Cuticura products and a critique of rhetoric as quackery.
Adachi Kinno writes in the New York Tribune last July about General Feng Kwochang taking control of China. The piece recalls Feng’s self accusatory remarks after renouncing retirement, his fragile hold on power, and his ascent from petty officer to president of the Peors' Military academy amid China's volatile officialdom. It notes Yuon Shih-kai's influence and his role in shaping Feng's ascent as part of imperial power shifts.
The article profiles Thomas Staples Martin of Virginia as the powerful Senate majority leader whose influence shapes both chambers. Described as diminutive yet busy, he guides administration legislation and persuades wavering members, even when he rarely speaks on the floor.
Mrs. Benjamin Cram of Baltimore New York organizer of the Travai Franco Americain says an exchange market for American and French goods will be set up to aid penniless war sufferers and promote U S France commerce. Patrons include Mrs. Poincaré and other diplomats as France links with American aid and trade. An American committee will organize, and the effort operates in the United States as the French Craft Society.
United States Department of Agriculture urges a large increase in productive stock this year to raise white meat output. Emphasizes home production and backyard flocks as key to meeting wartime meat needs and aiding allied nations.
The brood coop should be cleaned at least once a week and kept free from mites. If mites are found in the coop, it should be thoroughly cleaned.
Advice on housing and care for young chickens including bedding with sand or hay, moving the brood coop weekly to fresh ground, and placing coops in shade. Recommends a cornfield range for bugs and worms and notes the need for dry, clean floors to prevent overheating.
The article portrays Baron Burian as subservient to the Kaiser, chosen after Count Csernin’s resignation. It notes his Magyar origins, distant vision, deafness, and lip reading skill, highlighting his harsh, tyrannical reputation and support for reactionary rule in Hungary and across the empire.
A brief remedy advises dipping fowl feet and legs in kerosene to peel scaly skin, noting to avoid wetting feathers and to lift legs after a moment. This old practice suggests rapid improvement but lacks modern safety guidance.
The article urges poultry keepers to cull poorly developed chickens and dispose of hens when their peak laying days end. Removing unproductive birds would release grain for use with younger, more productive stock and put more poultry meat on the market.
Beulah and Belle discuss a gloomy figure and unseen tensions as Wood mentions an extended speech that failed to come before Congress adjourned. Subtext shows inter party strain and unresolved explanations.
A bulletin from the Imperial Institute notes rice as a staple for meat eaters and widely consumed in Europe and America. It explains that its nutritional value depends on the form in which it is eaten, reflecting on dietary choices.
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