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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
10
A handy music case pattern describes a soft or stiff cover bound with a ribbon and lined with sateen. Materials cut in one piece form the fold-over flap and front and back, with cardboard stiffeners sewn between edges. Handles on each side allow easy carrying without fasteners.
The text offers remedies and beauty advice such as rinsing with salt water for a nasal issue, using orange juice for thirst and stomach comfort, glycerin with lemon juice to fade freckles with sun caution, and a hot foot bath at night for tired feet.
The article notes that most ready to wear shirtwaists and fingerie blouses have buttonholes aligned with the opening and may gape if strained. It suggests a remedy by matching material and trimming the strip around the buttonholes, then stitching on a new piece to allow horizontal buttonholes for back buttoning.
A concise forecast suggests the upcoming season will improve conditions after a period of decline. Observers cite weather trends and local factors, noting hopeful adjustments ahead for residents and businesses.
A guide detailing several whitewash formulas for poultry houses barns fences hog pens and outdoor surfaces. It covers lime based mixtures with rice glue whitening pigment and optional coloring, plus outside blends using sulfate of zinc salt ochre and milk emulsions. It recommends using a spray pump for best results.
An engraving describes a simple iron splicer made from a one inch wide strap bent into a hook to grip two notches on a wire. Figures show the splicer in position and indicate the direction of tension for a strong splice.
Instructions describe using a heavy vise or placers to hold two wires while twisting a splicer between coils. The finished splice is shown in Fig 3. Handle length varies with wire size. for No 8 wire six to seven inches is typical, shorter if needed for convenience.
A vintage farming tips column promotes using nitrates or liquid manure for slow crops and warns against damp houses. It advises separating fields to control Canada thistle, sowing cow peas with corn, composting mushroom beds, and preserving vigorous plants for seeds. It also covers keeping stables clean, using ashes and lime as absorbents, and practical home garden advice.
The First M. B. Church announces services: Sunday morning at 11, Sunday evening at 8, Sunday school at 10, and Thursday prayer meeting at 8. The pastor W. Albone invites all to a bright and cheerful welcome. Christian Science meets at the chapel opposite Carnegie Library Sunday at 11 with the lesson sermon God the Preserver of Man. Also note city meat market offers seasonal fruits and vegetables.
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