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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
3
The most successful stock managers have a natural affection for animals. They observe conditions, regulate individual rations, and earn trust through kindness. Early training shapes calm, cooperative calves and colts, while gentle handling by children with a dog keeps stock from misbehaving, reducing accidents and boosting profits.
A historical note on hive spacing argues against placing hives too closely. It cites beekeeper concerns about bee mortality, queen losses, and foul brood spread, urging south facing contests and careful entrance placement to prevent young queens from entering wrong entrances.
Practical guidance for farm tasks in late summer. Protect sheep from heat with shelter and water, avoid overfeeding with stale corn, and ensure poultry are not crowded. Move roseles and weed wheat, inspect bee colonies for healthy queens, and halt orchard cultivation to let sap fall. Use text caterpillars.
Direct after harvest is the best time to top dress timothy and mixed grass meadows. Diluted liquid manure acts as a stimulant while a fine fine compost of weeds earth and stale manure protects roots. heavy showers dissolve it and boost growth. Fresh stable manure is avoided. spread between layers of rich earth for fall use. Timothy meadows should not be pastured as crowns suffer in hot dry weather. A thin coat of well rotted manure per acre thickens sod and reduces weed growth.
Poultry manure is valuable as fertilizer and can pay well if saved carefully. Scatter waste on the dropping board and keep it clean. Rock or acid phosphates improve absorption.
A garbled note describes a dairyman trying to tidy his herd to keep only cows that will yield economically and abundantly. The text is fragmented, with misspellings and unclear names, but hints at a journey toward successful dairy farming on a winding road.
A brief note asserts good butter relies on Neconaary methods and clown milk. It emphasizes healthy Guhenithy cows as essential, saying milk quality matters even with impurity hints.
A brief notice advises never closing the poultry house door during summer. It recommends keeping air flow by using wire screens and ensuring the building remains ventilated to protect the birds and equipment.
Agricultural guidance emphasizes clean dry well ventilated dairy barns and prompt isolation of sick animals. Cows should be kept comfortable and birds checked for illness, with rapid action at first signs of trouble.
Geologists and prospectors confirm Grasshopper glacier in Montana Beartooth range is real. Myriads of grasshoppers frozen in ice, preserved in alcohol samples, with a longstanding mountain legend now verified by observation at Granite Peak headwaters and Beartooth forest officials.
The Creusot works, likened to Germany’s Krupps, originated under William Wilkinson in 1786 and passed through royal and revolutionary ownership before the Schneiders took control in 1836. The firm, now in its third generation, expanded into allied engineering and armaments. A court scene later satirically contrasts honesty and pressure in a prosecutor’s questioning. The text also notes debates about submarine invention and references the Chicago Herald and Omaha Star in snippets.
The text blends observations on superstition in Mexican and Aztec cultural memory with notes on Christianity banishing fears. It also references education, parental wisdom, and social interactions, ending with a quip about marriage dynamics and a remark about being called a donkey.
The article describes Zulu children's play with dolls and animal games, noting doll life mirroring real households and clan rivalries. It contrasts this with a humorous anecdote about Carter the naturalist who laughs at a student in a disguise, recognizing the creature as harmless with horns and hooves.
A troubling report describes an outbreak as inmates at the jail suffer measles and have broken out, prompting concerns over safety and control measures. Authorities face a tense scene as guards manage the spread and crowding amid the illness.
The Boston Advertiser notes cabinet changes in Europe pushing for a stationary post concept. It claims horses rival others in mud performance and implies humans may follow similar patterns.
The writer recalls the best aid to a happy home as a woman who refuses to work with a cold iron or dull knife. She explains a towel plan tied to her apron belt and a second towel pinned on the other side to speed kitchen tasks and save steps.
A 13 year old girl in Plover Iowa was reportedly cured of a menstrual disorder after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter quotes Mrs Star Hutvig praising the remedy after three doctors offered no help. The ad urges others, especially women, to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co and promises confidential letters read by women.
A humorous exchange notes repeated attempts to reach someone by telephone while multiple neighbors share a line and exchange many questions. The fragment captures idle domestic chatter about busy lines and social calls.
Readable text notes U S territory and land figures with figures like 3 000 000 square miles and 476 000 000 unimproved acres. Also mentions terms old man and old gent and a parent child anecdote about jam and a cannon cracker. The excerpt mixes statistics and light家庭 jokes.
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