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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
7
A historic note argues for regular watering of city horses to prevent overheating. It describes transporting a barrel and daily trips to provide fresh water, noting horses drink little at a time but benefit from frequent hydration. Proper watering reportedly improves endurance and reduces strain in hot conditions.
Hogs suffer from heat more than other livestock. Shade, clean water, and good grazing are essential in summer hog management. Moving hogs from shaded homes to pens and yards in full sun increases heat stress and changes them from lean to fat-backed. Shelter and sun protection sustain health and growth.
The article explains that hogs perspire little while other animals shed heat via pores. Thick fat limits heat radiation and they are fed high-energy food to boost meat production. Despite comfort benefits, profit margins vary by season as heat escape affects efficiency.
Advice on feeding lambs rejected by ewes recommends cow’s milk enriched with cream for fat, fed at hourly intervals for the first ten days or two weeks, with a gradual shift to solids like crab and roots as the lamb grows. Use a baby bottle. limit to two ounces per feeding early on and nurse at least once per hour.
Treatment for male lambs stresses early castration to improve sale and growth and reduce trouble. It warns that delaying increases contamination risks and urges clean hands and instruments with antiseptic, wound washing, and placing the sock in a clean dry lot or field.
Article reviews effects of prohibition in Denver with quotes praising the law’s impact on crime and city life. It notes declines in lunchroom drinking and loitering, improved ambulance and patrol activity, and calls for labor unions to sever ties with liquor interests. References J J Keenan and several unions advocating prohibition.
excerpts warn that alcohol weakens digestion and immune defenses, increasing vulnerability to typhoid cholera and other diseases. It cites Dr A B Olwnn of Hy Cuttertam Valley England on diminished heat resistance and fighting power. It also notes the Baseball Players' Fraternity plans to ban beer, with Ed Ruebach of the Boston Braves stressing temperance to extend athletic careers.
A study of historic design in architecture explains how past styles shape present work. It helps readers recognize lines and modifications, aiding future homeowners to discuss plans with architects from an informed position.
A garbled multi-topic page item includes health notes about soreness and compression, ad blurbs for hair dye La Creole, a Red Cross ball blue clothing offer, a perfume-like cure, personal ads, and random serialized lines. Names and places are largely obscured, but several product pitches and stray quotes appear amid fragments of dialogue and notices.
An advertisement bundle promotes hair care products including prece de care shampoos and La Creole Hair Dressing with claims of improving complexion hair and scalp. It also notes sample offers by mail and a Boston department store listing.
An 18 year old appeal spins a controversial hair ad style, urging youth to use La Creole products. The staged wording mixes mock caution with bold claims about beauty and age reversal, as readers parse the promotional text and its tone.
Letters from women nationwide praise Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co products for relief of inflammation nervousness weakness and stomach trouble. The company defends letters as truthful and written with consent, arguing many readers seek help and hope from shared experiences to aid others who suffer similarly.
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