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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
2
A miscellany notes Halley's comet brightening, rising trade, and liberal shifts in China with an imperial assembly plan. Reports typhoon effects in the Philippines, Greece and Japan notes, plus a playful jab at a Toronto singer and a daring New York child rescuer.
An essay argues housework can be a noble career for young women. It urges purposeful service elevates status, compares domestic work to teaching in usefulness, and calls for respectful address and dignity within the home. It links training to future leadership of a household.
A business girl muses on standard sizing and the perks of a fixed measure wardrobe. She recounts the burden of alterations, noting a tailor strike delaying a three piece suit and costing three times as much, then boasts a modest yearly saving from reliable standard size and three small blessings.
The article notes a shift in view of cotton seed from nuisance to valuable. It highlights legal limits once used against seed disposal, praises its oil comparable to olive, its meal as top animal feed, and claims horses thrive on it when mixed with corn and grain over five years.
Ensilage is defined as a moderately fermented succulent feed made from green corn and sometimes mixed with legumes like alfalfa or soybeans to approach a balanced ration. The text describes ideal silo construction with airtight walls, smooth inner surfaces, and strong nonconducting materials, plus a detailed cross section of L. A. Porter’s hollow-walled cement silo in Adrian Michigan and its unique formwork and drain tile features.
A garbled review of royal marriage prospects discusses Princess Patricia of Connaught and potential English or Portuguese brides. It notes King Manuel of Portugal’s arrival, court interest in alliances with England, and barriers from parental and religious concerns.
A historical note on hog feeding outlines a plan to prevent hogs from climbing into troughs and fighting for swill. An awning door with iron arms and wooden pegs keeps doors open only to allow slop into troughs, reducing spill and waste while protecting boars. Implementing careful pen design and feed management is advised to maintain order and efficiency.
Fragmentary notice recalling Sardou a playwright from Paris area with civic ties. Mentions Marly le Roi, dedication events, family presence from Paris and connection to local officials and widow.
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