22 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
1
A fragmented Atlantic Monthly verse fragment compares a spider web to a poet’s tenuous structure. It muses on a daring architect laying courses on paths, yet finds the work faltering as winds blow and rafters crack. The speaker hints at personal choice affecting care and ruin.
Gregory and Edward share a wineroom confession as they reflect on loss, love, and a secret passion. Margaret writes a final letter admitting her love for a quiet visitor and choosing death to spare Edward dishonor, urging him to seek happiness with another.
Ainslee’s Magazine notes the New York Ladies’ Club once the city’s most exclusive with a $20 initiation and $30 annual dues. Sorosis charges $25 to join, and a $34 package covers dues and meals. Patronage of hospitals or a social position can be gained for $100. The newly quartered Woman’s Club offers dining, writing rooms, dressing rooms, lockers, and baths with nurse staff for annual fees around $15.
A fragmented voice composes dreamlike lines about wandering to a valley and hearing whippoorwills in the morning. The piece references nature motifs and longing, with stray phrases hinting at Atlante Conscitu and a note on complexion through a zariic diet suggesting beauty ideals.
Article details glanders and farcy in horses with transmission by nasal discharge and contaminated objects, noting symptoms such as nasal discharge, mucous membrane ulcers, lymph node swelling, and progressive debilitation. It also covers raising calves without milk, citing cost and a proposed English ration, and includes notes on optimally arranged show rings for livestock judging.
The Dairy World reports June 4 1903 cattle tallies show Great Britain total cattle down 207 18 thousand with Ireland up 108 881 thousand, milking herd Britain down 46 168 while Ireland up 28 218. Scarcity of heavy ripe cattle noted at markets with demand rising and possible meat import impact abroad. Oregon experiment finds typhoid germs in water do not pass into milk or excreta, urine, or through teat.
Process butter sales have plummeted across markets due to oleomargarine and process butter laws. Dairymen report disaster for exports while high quality butter remains less affected, and farmers' review argues the law curbs fraud and deserves support.
A list of upcoming dairy association meetings includes Missouri Dairymen's Association in Columbia from November 11 to 15, Minnesota Butter and Cheesemakers in St Paul in December, Minnesota Dairy Association in St Paul, and Illinois, Urbana in January, plus Wisconsin and Nebraska dairymen events in January and February. A note urges leaving a few trees for shade in pastures.
West Virginia Experiment Station reports warmer poultry houses yield more eggs. Over five 30 day periods, warm house hens produced 5,289 eggs per 100 hens vs 4,186 in cold houses, a gain worth about $22.06. The article also critiques market quality and handling of dressed and live poultry.
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