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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
3
The article argues that lighter skin and hair increase sunburn risk and skin damage from prolonged sun exposure, urging blondes to wear hats and tinted glasses. It notes eye protection is crucial due to glare, especially by the sea or in the mountains, and briefly discusses fashion undergarments.
The article notes a shift from heavy linen brasieres edged with Irish lace to light lace and net styles. New filmy designs include a decollete friendly option with a low V back, lace straps, back lacing, and front hooks. The garments combine dainty appearances with durability and practical washability.
Description of two hats featuring black and white striped straw with velvet trim and a black maire ribbon bow angled on the brim. A white hat described as plain wood fiber contrasts the darker design.
Redfern presents Mile. Laravia in a charmeuse gown with black chiffon and silver beads at the crown and neckline. The sleeveless design reveals shoulders while the necklace is integrated into the coiffure.
All black hats are featured for summer wear with a growing range of shapes. The latest fad includes a black tulle fold hanging from the hat rim, about an inch wide, creating a draped effect on tailored hats. Some designs use stiff ribbon bows standing upright at the back. A black tagal sailor sports this single trimming.
A old home care tip suggests sponging with borax water and pressing on the garment's wrong side to reduce shiny appearance on coats and skirts. This method aims to restore a dull finish and improve fabric look.
A simply arranged bow of bright or silk ribbon is held in front by a cluster of silk fruit, showing bright red and green shades.
A heart shaped scent bag crafted from sheer white silk marquisette is filled with dried roses and lightly perfumed with the flowers. The same concept works with violets or lavender and suits fragrance for bureau drawers wardrobes or linen closets. Dried blooms show through the marquisette for a decorative touch.
A simple morning cap recipe uses a 20 inch diameter circle of dotted muslin or similar fabric. Sew a 3 inch hem around the edge, add 1 inch to 2 inch lace atop the hem, thread about 20 inches of elastic, and fasten. Finish with a small side ribbon bow for a quick, washable cap.
The article notes sassafras and sweet birch as important wild aromatic plants yielding volatile oils. Sassafras bark and sweet birch oil have long histories of distillation and domestic use. Distillation yields, geographic ranges from Florida to New York, and price ranges are discussed, alongside regulatory impacts.
A Kansas farmer describes a rigged tool to loosen crusted soil after listing corn. Built from an old corn sled with a 2 by 6 seven feet long, it uses three log chains barb wire and heavy log chains to pack mellow earth and save time for farmers.
In hot weather young horses from a few days to three months old are prone to navel inflammation. Causes vary but cleanliness helps prevent it. Apply a mix of one ounce sulphate of zinc in a quart of water to the affected area three times daily for relief.
Forty pounds of blue grass, three pounds of white clover and three pounds of solid red top form a good lawn mix. White clover and red top grow quickly but are crowded out by blue grass, which creates a better lawn. Ensure the soil is finely raked and in prime condition before sowing the seed.
A saying emphasizes that running a farm or an orchard requires as much intelligence as managing a business, highlighting the value of agricultural knowledge and skill.
The article notes two cultivation methods for blueberries in acid soils: upland trenches with peat mulch and drained peat bog culture similar to cranberry beds. It contrasts blueberries as plump with tiny seeds against the huckleberry, which has a hard seed coating, urging growers to avoid mislabeling and price confusion.
A horticultural tip notes that cut gladiolus sprays bloom as well when cut at first flower opening and placed in water as when left on the stalk. The observation highlights how floral arrangements can be prepared for display with vase water delays.
A good horse remains valuable as draft, harness, and saddle stock despite rising automobile popularity, with strong prices for quality animals.
In a Washington club a senator recalled a western town incident where a clerk trusted a stranger with 50 cents on boots. The clerk predicted the man would return because both boots were left foot pairs, proving the con in the tale.
A reader reports nervous headaches from coffee and credits switching to Postum. After trying Postum a mother reduced headaches, and the daughter switched too, now preferring Postum over coffee. The notice promotes Postum by The Postum Co. and describes Regular and Instant forms and serving tips.
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