The Earlboro Echo. (Earlboro, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 24, 1903 Page: 2 of 12
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Tne Fi«wt Bayonet
I* is not generally known that thf!
bayonet. feared the world oxer j
Is not an English invention, bat come; |
trom Prance. It was one of those an I
a>erous instances of necessity beicfl
•he mother of invention. In one of tht •
Preach war? the Basque soldiers ran
oat of ammunition The enemy irert
a. aani. so their officers bade them
tie their long knives to their muskets
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DAIRY
Feed ng the Skimmiik Caff.
Ia nature, the calf geu its mi
----- —— uaiiy. Dine-
«Jiy rea. r unselfish one in the push is '-be calf is a very greedy animal, there
Satan—he is for us all
The hottest place on earth is Bo*
reim. on an island in the Persian Gulf
»h^ch has a mean temperature of $•}
i« often a great temptation to giTe
sore milk than it can properly har.
die, thus causing scours. Over fee.
mg is undoubtedly one of the znair
reasons why so many fanners fail in
Mpi raising good calves on skim milk. The
----- quantity of milk should be weighed or
A Western Woo'o-cwee measured at each feed. Calves from
Newcastle Wt-i tw m -rw . :re€ 10 fiTe weeks of a?e will oon-
a maa E c-a " ^ Tter* ** ?:une 170111 teE twelve pound=
*“J’c &;=! tb*? nc dally; when from seven toeig:.-
v„ niL,,±„ Jg? *'th &ac£aCD*> u weeks old fourteen to sixteen pounJ =
:“^P>Vv anVr~r lT iailr: “d "Len **•* 07 ^ tsonth^
uTtSf u a C . 0ld from to twenty pound-
a ' *ad he U C*'d mnk «bon!d a>aTS be fed warm
T was sbearisg s^p^he * me “V"**■ “ *mp0S£ible t0 the
the fret pair cam* on . , M HoV ^ ^ ^ 1116 time> then lt «bou!d
I vi>» M . f' : “ JT ^ ** fed 80117 eTerT time. It Is possible
«rds that I could barely^? ^ goodh^ves 011 ^E7 “ilk, bu
* sit aow_ it is imposg-.bie to raise good caiTe=
end wb«n once down - w “e to raise good calves
poss-r » ^ and haTe s-^t milk one meal and
PO'sib:® for me to get op again.
' 1 tried ail the medicine I could hea-
rt an. severs, doctors without h°ip.
•vr even for a moment. I used Doce »
Kldner Fhiig and they made a new
mar. out of I folt as if there wa«
n»»- blood in my veins. I am as stout j
m the back as a mule and can lift and
w'" "• a' hard as I plea-e with out at
ache or pain in an? part of my body.
"It is now over a year since the?
cured me and I can say there is not a
healthier man in Wyoming than I am.
and before using Dodd s Kidney Pills
there was not a more complete physi-
cal wreck in the whole country than I
waa"
sour the next.—D. H. Otis.
Breaking Up an Industry
And now Omaha proposes to have a
graft investigation. The way this fad
is spreading is actually raining poll
tics as a business, and there is appre
Dairy Products in Argentina.
Besides butter and sterilised milk
the dairy companies make a prepara
tion peculiar to Argentina, known a =
“duke de leche,” literally, “sweet of
milk.” This confection is made by
boiling whole milk and sugar for sev-
eral hours, with constant stirring, un-
til it becomes very thick, a sugary
paste that is delicious as a dressing
or ai a dessert by itself, and is very
popular there. The people make it
themselves and use it freely. Con-
densed milk of excellent quality, both
sweetened and natural, is made by
these companies. Another milk prod-
uct that has found high favorin Buenos
Aires is that known as “leche mater-
nizada, or baby s milk. One com-
pany has been especially successful i
with this milk prepared for infants.
bension in some places that life-long . b l”15 prepared for infants,
politicians may yet have to go to work j b' *s *)u: Ub *n sea*e<i bottles, and it
—Indianapolis News. ' re^aiES ls sweetness without carrr-
When depressed and out of spirits
the chances are that your liver Is to
biame. Try that greatest of all liver
remedies. Simmons' Liver Purifier.
Put up in tin boxes, price 25c per box.
The cost of electric current fot
lighting purposes in Berlin will be re
duced to 40 pfennigs (10c) per kilo
watt hour.
retains ts sweetness without carry-
ing deleterious substance. People
taking long voyages often take hun-
dreds of bottles of this milk for the
use of the baby. The same companv
makes fine toilet soap and several
other products from milk. Two put
up butter in small tins, also sterilized
milk, for export.—Frank W. Bickneli.
J
«nd the weapon thus aft* but In’ s^allT^dUes'TJa
mace was successfully used to put tc .aay, at blood tempelSure “ th -
‘ c“?r*e o{ c*T*lrT 711 * battJ* respect we should imitate nature m-
j;cs fougnt was near Bayonne, me far as possible. At first the ca-
re we nave the name bayonet. should not be fed over ten noun is
tv. , -j . ...... dail-T <°D- Qttart equals about tw
-e following editorial in an ex pounds), divided into three mess^
change is traveling along the line o 1 four pounds in the morning tw
newspapermans: “It is very apparent pounds at noon, and four pounds a*
that Bryan is still for Bryan. It is oifht. This quantity may be in
a.c.o believed that Roosevelt is foi creased gradually to twelve poan-
Roosevelt. and Hanna for Hanna anc P*r dap. After two weeks the mi
we are fcilowing ’heir example. The may be fed only twice dailv Sin^e
I
Mrs. W elsslitz, president of the Ger- —
man Womans’ Club of Buffalo, N. Y., after
doctoring for two years, was finally cured
of her kidney trouble by the use of
Lydia iL Pinknarr/s Vegetable Compound*
O/ all ) Vv A t _ • ...
,.;•<* ^ th“ tr -h Which the female organism is afflicted.
w .Si-rif ’,ro“?i **4
It.T<Ua"lhp' ^V7d^n%^aS? • *” Vr*iVr
Pinkhani" Vegetable Compouud —made sure that it cob-
,,fT. rorpec* -ombinatjon of herbs which wa« rerta-n to control th»t
trh^r^- T°n'an S uldDe-V P ublei The Stable rompound acts
in .lannon. w..,i e iaw« that cx>v»-n th» entire female svstem. and while
l.WcV1113”/^ J;!e<1 "®edies for kidney troubles. Ilvdia E. Pink.
for womenftable Comi>OUIld ^ lLe oa,-v one especially prepared
Read What Mrs. Weissiitz Savs.
?,rser husband then adv-i^d me to try Lydia E. Pink ham’s
\ egetable CornpouRd. and brought home a bottle. It is the greatest
ble^mg ever brought to cor b me. Within th-.ve months I was a
c-.anged weman. >Iy pain had disappeared, my complexion became
« “ sood
rrwf th.it Kidney Trouble ran be CsthI by Lydia E. Pin!.ham's TegetaMe fenwnsd.
U DfaU. Rnkhaji: — I feel very thankful to you for the good
your medicine has done me. I had doctor d for years and tvas steadily
gro.yms: worse. .1 had trouble wr.h my kidaioys, and two doctors told
r.ws Cure casco: be too high]? spoken ot m
a i o^h cure -j. IV. O’Bun. ST Tlurd Am,
K MicoeapoW. Kan., J»c. 6. iA'Q.
Forests Make Horr.es.
You can never afford to forge: for
j me moment what is the object of -,ur
forest policy. That object" is cot to
! preserve the forests because the? -re
beautiful, though that is good in itself
nor because they are refuge* for the
wild creatures of the wilderness,
though that, too. is good ;r. itself: bnt
ihe primary object of cur f -.~?t !H)j.
cv. a? of the land policy rf tt,,. ■
States, is the making of prospt vis
homes. It is part of the traditional
policy of home making of our country. 1
Every other consideration com"^ a*
secondary The whole effort of the j
government in dealing with tlu for
*sts must be directed to thfo on,; j
keeping in view the fact that it j« j
not only necessary to start 'he home- !
as prosperous, but to keep their, so !
That is why the forests have goi tc j
be kept. You can start a prosprron'. !
! -ome by destroying the forests iv.f !
dealers say the extra j rou cannot keep it prcspercu*
During the South African campaign
the British soldiers discovered that
cordite used to charge cartridges con
tained intoxicants, viz, nitro-glycer
in. gun cotton and vaseline.
President Roosevelt coined the word
• strenuous.” but ft was an Oklahoma
firm that coined the word “Tarlex ”
The clam like the lobster, being
threatened with extinction, the Unitec
States bureau of fisheries is endeavor
ing to propagate it by artificial cul
ture, with good promise of success
3E 2
wo.n.. ill can walk two miles without feeling over tired, 'lhe ihietorg
tellm- :hat my kidneys are all right now. I am so happy to bo welL
1 °We 11 aU 10 5uUr ^dicine.-Mns.OrAi. Strong,
PinM’a''1 invir<? aM siok wonien to write her for adrico.
She ha> guided thousands to health. Address Lvnn. Mass.
$5000
fodia X. Pinkham .Medicia* Co, Lraa. M—
OKIa Cookin
Hundreds of-------- ----------- „
quantity and superior quaUty of Defl- war —President Roosevelt.
ance Starch is fast taking place of al! j ■ ■■ ----
other brands, others say they enrno: Th“ beauty of waiting on a fan: ■
sell ary ofher starch. jtabl® is that you never have tlir? •
•** v : ourself.—ITtat to Ea-
Better and Cheaper than Lard-An Oldahoma Product
fvpfw^ -dEPF1Y COUGH PATFNT* protect
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Everton, H. G. The Earlboro Echo. (Earlboro, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 24, 1903, newspaper, December 24, 1903; Earlboro, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc859089/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.