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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1907

Page

2

Pot pulling method speeds post relocation on farms

A quick method uses a 1 by 4 plank with a V notch and chain to lift posts from the ground. The plank supports the post while the chain bites the notch and the post rises as the wagon moves. repeated steps relocate posts efficiently.

Farm Youth Needs Balance of Work and Play

A farmer’s guidance should allow the boy to remain home longer to grow physically and enjoy recreation. Excess hard work harms his development and future value to the family, while proper pacing, leisure, and social play support healthier, more productive youth on the farm.

Saya Fartonry Jack

Seed Alfalfa in Fall Advised by Experiment Station

The Pennsylvania Experiment Station recommends late fall seeding of alfalfa due to greater weed and grass growth in spring and early summer. If land is cultivated early and seeded by July or August, conditions should favor establishment of young plants.

Pennsylvania Aumont Mont

Hammer Repair Tip from Parm Journal

A brief note explains how to loosen a rusty nail by driving it further, then placing a piece of hardwood under the hammer head to gain leverage for full removal.

Provident Farmer Snippet Reflects Rural Speech

A clipped excerpt shows farmers debating neighborly success with a colloquial tone and a dash of local pride, illustrating the language used in agrarian communities to discuss crop sales and advancement.

Alfalfa and Fertility Boost for Corn Lands

A Farmers' Voice correspondent argues Nebraska corn belt soils need alfalfa to restore humus and sustain fertility. Rotating corn with alfalfa, using cattle and hog manure, increases yields and land value, with examples from two Nebraska farmers who mix alfalfa, corn, and dairy cattle to lift profits and soil health.

Ueweal Great Corn Belt Nebraska Ulity

Homemade two row corn harvester cutter described

A reader explains a self made two row corn harvester cutter driven by an axle using a 4 by 4 and bolted 2 by 4s as knives. Front end runners come from Keystone planter parts and old planter wheels support the device. A large platform holds the compressed corn ready for binding and shock work.

Iewa Ted

Fragmented Verse About Spring and Roads

A garbled text fragment mentions spring smiles and roads with phrases like drag the reads and teeing the roada. The content is nonsensical and lacks a coherent event or identifiable figures or locations.

Raising Rats to Cut City Rats Costs

A local suggestion claims a yearly $1,000,000 tab to feed rats could be reduced by a mass effort to destroy rats. The proposal urges public participation to lower municipal expenses and improve conditions.

Lorraine Cakes and Other French Desserts

Recipes describe Lorraine Cakes with Nour butter salt and eggs bake twice for a warm dessert. Dincatt de Savoie uses yolks rice flour vanilla and egg whites baked in a mold about 20 minutes. Quarter Quartz Cake combines eggs sugar flour butter and vanilla baked 20 minutes.

Lorraine

Pickled Pigs Feet For Camp Meals In Dutch Style

A practical recipe to prepare pickled pigs feet for hiking or camping. Feet are boiled, cooled, then simmered in a vinegar, water, and spice mix including pepper bay leaf mace onions thyme and salt sugar. When tender, pack in a stone jar and cover with the strained liquor for storage in a cold place.

Homemade bread dough and rising method steps

A vintage bread recipe describes mixing flour sugar shortening and yeast with warm water then beating and letting rise overnight. In the morning add salt and flour work knead shape into loaves and allow a final rise before baking.

Lima Beans in White Sauce Guide

A simple method for preparing lima beans in white sauce. Soak one pint overnight, boil beans for two and a half hours, drain and reserve cooking liquid. Make a sauce with butter flour milk pepper and salt, simmer until thick, combine with beans, simmer briefly, then serve.

Fruit Cake Recipe From A Historical Menu Card

A recipe for fruit cake lists ingredients such as eggs, molasses, sweet milk, butter, raisins, currants, and candied orange Peel. Instructions describe stirring dry and wet ingredients separately, combining, and baking in a greased pan in a slow oven for about two and a half hours.

Unique Dinner Arrangement with Lily Themed Centerpiece

At a dinner for a select group, Lily guests arranged two fine dining tables in an L shape. Decorations were green and white, and a lily pond illusion formed at the center T by placing a mirror and water lilies on the table. Place cards depicted ibex shapes with leaves arranged around the mirror.

Lily

Fruit Gelatine Apple Dessert from Good Housekeeping

Pare and core apples place in a pudding dish with sugar and water bake until tender when cool lay in a glass bowl make wine or lemon jelly and pour over the apples as it begins to congeal whip cream flavor with wine or lemon and pipe around the jelly ripe peaches or bananas may also be used.

Fruit Cocktail Served Cold In Pineapple Shells

A fruit cocktail comprising three or four varieties of fruits, cooked or fresh, with sugar and fruit juice. Wine may be added or omitted. The mixture is served cold in sherbet glasses placed in hollowed pineapple or orange shells prepared for this purpose.

Phases of American and European foul brood described

The article outlines American foul brood and European foul brood as widespread bee diseases in the United States and Europe. It details larval symptoms, color changes, capped cells, odor, and how infected brood dies, with notes on virulence, spread patterns, and environmental factors influencing outbreaks. It contrasts the two diseases and notes seasonal destruction patterns in Europe.

United States Europe

Agriculture in Public Schools Advocates Longer Schooling

A speech argues for trained teachers and longer school attendance to teach agriculture as a permanent high school subject. It cites agricultural colleges and its own college training teachers, emphasizing rural relevance and hands on home farm life for students to connect science with daily work and income.

College of Agriculture

All Hail Peruna Catarrh Cure Stories

A series of reader letters from Mary OBrien in Brooklyn Henneman in Oakland and others praise Peruna for curing stomach catarrh and related digestive ailments. They claim relief after years of illness improving appetite strength and general health with Peruna used as a household remedy.

Mary Obrien Myrtle Ave Brooklyn Runa Peruna H. J. Henneman Oakland Neb John Butler Appleton, Wik Peraus

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