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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
6
Guidance on raising foals with stable rest, pasture time, and open air play. Emphasizes mare and foal together, safe fencing, abundant exercise, and a diet of oats corn wheat bran and hay to promote rapid growth and thrift from start to finish.
A rough farm note notes sheep as a cautious venture, warning that sheep are risky for beginners. It cites weed grazing benefits and potential uses for weed control, but highlights challenges including coyotes and dogs and the need for strong fencing and attentive farming practices.
The Amen veterinary college outlines formulas for pig worm eradication using Bantonia and areca nat dosages per weight. It warns that worm waves reappear after 30 days and stresses preparation in slop, with strict feeding timing and recovery risks.
Farmers and pig raisers note the value of green fodder and succulent pastures for pig growth and health. Forage crops boost weight gains at lower cost than grain, while pasture exercise and fresh air reduce disease risk. A mix of alfalfa, rape, clover, and other legumes is advised, with grain supplementation as needed and careful pasture planning to maximize profit.
A historical note on shifting beverage fashions as chocolate loses favor to tea then coffee. It highlights chocolate with whipped cream, later fatigue and weight concerns, and a comeback with chocolate served with cr mped whole wheat bread and muffins along with new chocolate sets in shops.
A little boy overhears men described as Colonel Hank's and blurts out that his father owns them. The soldier grows angry, and the boy is told to apologize. The boy then repeats his misstatement in a corrected form, saying he is sorry his father owns him.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a tear guard and a patch on a boy's seat, with unclear context and names. No clear event, dates, or organizations are readable to establish a concrete news item.
A fragmented recipes note describes sponge and angel cakes requiring long beating times and multiple steps. It mentions cream sponge, fondant, and tetogs, with chocolate and nut toppings. Details include tiny cream pum phells with berries, whipped cream filling, and decorative cuts. sections are partially garbled.
Ducks rarely brood and incubators are needed for early hatching. Keep eggs warm at about 55 degrees and avoid damp cellars. Do not overfeed, provide coarse feed and plenty of grit, and use buttermilk only to aid digestion rather than as a drink.
A historical note urges humane docking of lambs at about a week old to maintain cleanliness and appearance. It describes methods using heated pincers or iron and cautions against bleeding. Aftercare includes tar to prevent flies and close monitoring for infection. It recommends castration at docking and stresses skilled handling by an experienced person.
Mint and green pepper are mashed with lemon juice and a touch of salt sugar and pepper to form a thick green sauce. The paste is mixed until smooth and served with cold meat fowl or game to prevent loss of piquancy.
A home recipe fragment outlines frying a seasoned chicken with butter and pork drippings, finishing in gravy. It also provides peppermint drops, coconut pudding, and steamed apples with oatmeal, including sugar, cream of tartar, vanilla, and shredded coconut details.
Aetting strawberry plants requires firming the soil well around the roots to ensure proper contact and stability. Proper firm soil support helps plants establish quickly and reduces transplant shock.
The text discusses adapting pig rations to pasture and forage, noting the critical role of carbohydrates and protein. It contrasts corn and barley as energy sources, mentions protein requirements, and suggests barley as a potential substitute when corn fails to mature in certain actions.
Instructions describe sewing together selvage sides of wear out Bheatshat, cutting down the middle, and hemming the new edges to finish the item.
A mother consoles her frightened son Tommie during a violent thunderstorm. She reassures him that God holds lightning in his hands while he fears the storm may harm him. The dialogue centers on fear, faith, and protective guidance amid vivid flashes.
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