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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
6
Peas serve as excellent feed for fattening cattle and for horses and colts at development. In early finishing they boost beef due to high protein, and throughout fattening they remain satisfactory. Peas rival corn mid finish, but late finish may favor corn. peas with oats or bran make strong grain rations. Generally peas should be about one third of the meal by weight with seasonal adjustments.
Instructions describe a hog pen with a corner trough protected by corner posts and narrow boards. A V trough is set in the bottom board with an open trough end and a gate built into the top board. Latch and bolt system allows filling without hogs approaching the trough.
Advice emphasizes pastures and varied feed for hogs, with quick gains from good feed and care. Topics cover fencing, feeding strategies, horse handling, disinfecting a newborn colt’s navel, and breeding aims favoring bone and muscle over fat for pure-bred swine.
A reflective note argues that failure stems not from lack of opportunity but from the inability to recognize it. It emphasizes cognitive barriers and mindset in seizing chances in personal and professional life.
Miss Louise Kneelinge daughter of Mrs Wickham Knot was married to Mr Joes Stribling formerly of Berryville at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Norfolk. Rev Francis Campbell Steinmetz officiated with Rev William Byrd Lee assisting. A reception followed at the bride’s mother's home with elaborate decor and music by an veranda orchestra.
Mrs. John Arnold of Keyser West Virginia, visiting in this city, left for home after a message declared her husband seriously ill. The Winchester native suffers from heart disease and dropsy and had recently attended Confederate memorial day events before falling ill.
Mrs W E Barr and her niece Miss Stine motored to Martinsburg to be guests of Mr and Mrs Doyle there. They were accompanied by Master Harold Doyle who has stayed with Mrs Barr for the past two weeks.
A comic caption from Meggendorfer Blatter shows a father and his children left in his charge asking to return to the park. The lighthearted exchange highlights domestic roles with playful tone.
Rev J H Ross of Staunton Va preaches Wednesday night at St Pauls A M E Church. Monday night debate Pen and Sword on 17. Drama Longfellow Tuesday night 18. Friday night 21 Mock Trial Breach of Promise. 17 6p 6t.
Mrs E Muller Street and Miss Ethel Arams undertake an extended visit to relatives in Cleveland and Urbanna Ohio and will travel to Niagara Falls and Washington before returning home.
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