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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
6
J Troop Horticulturist Purdue University outlines practical orchard spray principles. He describes insect feeding types and suitable kill methods, stressing fine sprays, proper nozzles, and targeted coverage to reach undersides of leaves, calyxes, and open surfaces to prevent breeding and ensure effective control.
The article describes two methods to carry a hayfork back after loading hay. One uses rope 1 fixed to the track end and stake B, rope 2 longer than the track attached to pulley Bo with a weight to pull the fork out when wet. The second method uses a horse with an extra rope through the end pulley, running to a ground stake and a wagon hitch to reset.
The passage stresses handling young colts during winter in the barn. It notes horne's intelligence and memory, claiming early gentle handling will be remembered and greatly aid when the colt is broken. It emphasizes consistent positive contact during a critical early life stage.
A fragment notes winter will affect the crop of colts, with emphasis on growth prospects for the present and future. The item hints at environmental impact on horse stock, stressing timing and potential conditions.
When to Buy Grain suggests buying early if you possess colts or brood mares to feed. The passage warns against starving them toward the end, implying cost-saving by purchasing grain sooner to sustain livestock through late periods.
A compact note on starting with affordable eggs to begin breeding poultry. It highlights that many now prominent in the poultry world began this way and stresses low-cost methods to begin building a stock of purebred birds.
The phrase suggests that better feed requires warmer quarters for a shoe, implying a tradeoff between fodder quality and housing conditions for footwear. No concrete people places or events are identified in the readable text.
Ghostly reports shake Kirkwall with a curfew bell incident at St Magnus cathedral. A woman bellringer’s aide allegedly vanished after the rope was seized, hours later trees planted before the church were felled. Police are reportedly banned from the scene.
An old time health advert promotes a home remedy for kidney weakness claiming to cleanse the blood, reduce eruptions, and ease rheumatic and urinary troubles. It lists Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with dosing guidance and asserts improved uric acid filtration and blood fullness.
A child essay makes light of bees with playful comparisons to family life, then a Baltimore note reports Johns Hopkins medical department's use of X rays as a diagnostic tool with gains in aneurysm study and early diagnosis. A Somersetshire bog scene describes an oak canoe about 20 feet long found by a workman, likely from ancient lake dwellers.
A Mid western woman recounts eight years of nervousness including insomnia and heart flutter. After quitting coffee and using Postum, she reports better sleep appetite and energy, noting a return to normal activity within a month and no medicines for six months. She credits the booklet The Road to Wellness and recommends Postum as directed.
The article explains the differences between early and late blight in potatoes, noting timing, spread, and severity. It discusses varietal resistance, seed selection experiments from 1903 and 1904, and the impact on yields. Spraying is emphasized as more effective for late blight, with guidance on timing, materials, and equipment for various farm sizes.
An Important Sign. One often notices milk dropping from the teats a few hours before farrowing. This is sign that Internal nourishment has been completed and that nature is making ready for the new order of things. Overfeeding or feeding of constipating or heating food at this time is likely to cause trouble both to the sow and her young. Feed lightly and remember that sow's milk is much richer than cow's milk.
A health note warns that hog bites pose risk even when hogs appear healthy. Saliva can be poisonous and anyone with a sore on a hand should avoid handling hogs in furrowing or butchering pens to prevent infection.
Live question on farm labor and costs. The note urges using a green food substitute to cut needs for grass weather and reduce labor. It suggests reealls with poultry and notes time is money for farmers.
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