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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
7
The accompanying Farm Stock and Home article shows a large sheep barn plan by F L Marsh. It covers stone footings and strong posts, movable feeding racks, lambing pens in the warmest area, and adjustable partitions. The second story stores roughage, with glassless ventilation and open sash windows, plus hay tracks, doors, and space for young stock.
A traveler recounts Chinese tea etiquette observed in business calls. At entry, a card is presented and manners dictate the path to an interview. Tea is served on arrival and must be drunk at depart when the interview pleases the merchant. otherwise the merchant drinks first signaling a rejected meeting. After multiple visits warmth may lead to informal service, yet formal tea remains at parting.
Two grandmothers in a shared home discuss parenting shifts, contrasting old and new practices. They recall rocking, prayers, bedtime stories, and the changing roles of mothers while noting a broader social critique of modern child rearing. Additionally, remarks touch on attitudes toward cradle use and its supposed influence on creativity. The piece blends domestic recollection with reflections on evolving family life.
In the diamond cutting industry the cawingemarhinetes have largely replaced the eleavora hammer and splitter in recent years. Diamonds are divided by sawing with a thin steel or phosphor copper disc rotating about 3,000 times per minute, cutting through the stone in any desired direction. In Amsterdam as in other centers, the diamond trade remains robust.
Walter Winans discusses weather noting rapid, incredible changes and declaring American weather unique. A friend’s wife contemplates climate change referencing Palm Beach or Santa Barbara while her husband quips about a 56 degree cooling forecast for tomorrow.
Practical advice by R B Rushing on gradual shift from grass to winter grain and hay, feeding roots to ease transition, using high quality forage, keeping animals outdoors when possible, ventilated stables, freedom in yards, and careful handling of itching skin with clipped horses, adjusted rations and home remedies.
Argentina proved a major cattle producer and exporter in 1909 with at least 130000 head sent abroad. A large share of frozen and chilled beef was shipped, underscoring the country’s meat industry strength.
Denver Rio Grande records new interline agreement with Western Pacific and Santa Fe allowing one ticket journeys across a wide western network. Passengers may travel via Denver Rio Grande and Western Pacific to many California towns and Seattle, with connections to steamship and inland navigation services. Officials hail the enlarged service area and transcontinental routing.
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