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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

2

High Protein Corn and Soil Nitrogen Balance

The Farmers' Review argues high protein corn demands rich soil with added nitrogen from legumes like clover and soy. It warns that overusing nitrogen could deplete soil and reduce yields, especially on thin soils, and notes high starch corn may be less exhausting and yield better where nitrogen is limited. Clayton C. Pervier of Bureau County cites these points and invites Pret Hopkins' input.

Pret Hopkins Clayton C Pervier Bureau County Hlinvis

Home Market for Meat and Trade Trends 1902

An 1902 discussion cites the U S home market for livestock and meat, noting 1899 slaughter values and per capita consumption. It references Germany meat prices, butcher associations, and livestock supply dynamics, with broader notes on farm production and consumer demand.

Allgemeine Froinearvestung Posen

The Maid of Maiden Bane Sequel Love Story

A Amelia E Barr style scene follows Cornelia's return as Dr. and Mrs. Hyde discuss Death, family bonds, and a hinted romance. The dialogue reveals Cornelia's social web with Hyde and Van Heemskirk as old loyalties surface and George defends marriage across lines of race and class. The chapter ends mid confession with Arenta urging truth and Trath France.

York Hyde General Hyde Katherine van Hoomekirk Gen. Hyde Cornelia Tryde Manor Cerelia Gearey Hyde

Prizes of the British Bar and High Salaries

The article notes high salaries and fortunes among British legal figures. It cites the Lord Chancellor and Lord Chief Justice earning about £10,000 and £9,500 yearly, the Attorney General around £7,000, and the Solicitor General £6,400, with other judges and masters receiving five thousand or more. Private practitioners in some cases earn more, while most convey ordinary incomes of £1,400 to £3,000. It also mentions rising fortunes from practice in patent cases, appeals, and parliamentary work.

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Odd Menu Dish Haunts Tenth Street Dinner Party

The New York Times notes Prof Francie u Tabor of the Boye Club of Tenth Street and Avenue A hosted a Cambridge guest for dinner. The menu included humorous misnamings like dew lied turkey and D-d Turker, provoking puzzled amusement among guests and laughs at the misfires of a learned guest.

Francie U Tabor Euperine Lendent Boye’ Club Tenth Street Avenue A New York Times East Ride Tabor Cambridge Ocrasion Phila

Entry by Nomination in Navy Faces Reform

A Page's Magazine writer criticizes Lord Helborne's naval officer training plan and argues that entry by nomination is outdated patronage. He predicts open competition will replace it, noting the change would widen access beyond admiralty family circles and influential surroundings.

Page's Lord Helborne Admiralty Naval Service

Asparagus Bed Nothing: Planting Tips From Old Journal

An article discusses starting an asparagus bed in spring, soil preparation, spacing of plants, and water management. It notes roots should establish before rains, warns against deep trenches on heavy soils, and mentions planting depths and spacing to maximize yield and longevity. It also touches on related topics like leafless trees in Australia and a decorated Japanese servant.

Asparagua

Shorter tree bodies save labor and improve orchard economy

In a talk to fruit growers, Mr Merrill urges compact open trees to reduce ladder work and energy spent pruning, noting 10 to 20 percent savings. He also stresses a sturdy dairy barn as a prudent investment and discusses locality adjustments for wind and sun exposure.

Merrill Ald Hilnels

Cured Kidney Trouble Story From Warren's Corners

An aging patient recalls years of kidney pain and near despair until a course of remedies led to a permanent cure. He describes severe back ache and urinary symptoms improved after treatment, praising the doctors and the cure.

Warren's Corners Walt Anil A.B. Bolth Melaya

Cures Drunkenness Through Coffee Drinking Observation

A traveler notes coffee drinkers are rarely intoxicated. In Dra ail, where coffee is widely grown and many drink it daily, intoxication is uncommon. Foreigners settling there, though exposed to strong drink, gradually abstain as they acquire the coffee habit.

Cornelia Eeuty Nice Beaver Uhlauowim Seale Millon Custer Yoo Amber Charlee M Ot Bumter Ap PA Amraly Hamilton France George Morans Peple George Hyde Dra Ail

Built Over Food That Rebuilt Man's Health

An article argues food can ward off disease and cure chronic conditions better than excess drugs. It cites a Read I Treas. club member who recovered after five years of a severe bowel disorder using Grape Nuts as a primary food, detailing his extraordinary case and treatment.

Western Canada prospers as settlers seek new homes

A letter from Stirling Alberta praises Western Canada for mild winters, rich farm land, and strong yields. It highlights Edmonton, Lethbridge, Wetaskiwin, and Raymond regions with wheat, oats, beets, and growing beef, noting homesteads, cheap living, and rising markets. It urges northern U S settlers to relocate for farm opportunities and cites examples of rapid wealth from modest starts.

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