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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1916
Page
7
The piece notes cotton corduroy coats in light colors remain in favor for three seasons with a standout midsummer all white coat featuring white velvet trim. It also surveys mourning hats in sailor shapes, silk and crape materials, and versatile trimmings, emphasizing crepe and crape as mourning symbols and waterproofing of crape.
The method sews snaps on one side then marks the opposite side with chalk, presses to transfer the exact position for sewing the other half. This eliminates pinning and measuring, cutting the work time roughly in half.
Gloves and stockings packed in small French boxes feature silk fabric with chantilly lace insets. Available in pastel and opera shades, the set offers coordinated fashion accessories.
A National Stockman and Farmer note by H. K. Wright warns cholera outbreaks rise in late August to early September and peak by late October or November. Proper feeding of new corn is essential, with sparing start and gradual increase to avoid indigestion and weakened immunity. Immediate isolation, notification, and vaccination are urged if outbreaks occur.
A simple door fastener keeps hogs from pushing out. Wooden latches mounted on the door connect by an iron rod with eyes at each end bolted to both latches. Raising the top latch lifts the bottom one, and a small chain prevents the latches from dropping when unlatched.
In castrating lambs, if pulling the cord causes rupture, replace the intestines and ties securely around the scrotum near the abdomen. Trim lambs in cool morning to reduce bleeding and tissue softness. Rupture stems from too young age or overheated, lax tissues unable to withstand pulling strain.
The bleating of lambs on hillsides is fading in many regions though wool and sheep carcasses still fetch good prices, reflecting changing rural livestock practices and markets.
A Calgary printers magazine article is excerpted to show Western Canada farming wealth. Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba farmers produced vast wheat oats barley flax and dairy outputs valued at hundreds of millions, with livestock root and garden crops adding further wealth. The piece argues the money lies in hard cash from farming, not inflated assets, and extols farmers as the source of wealth.
Advertisement offers a free booklet titled Rheumatism Its Cause and Cure by Jesse A Case of Brockton Massachusetts Ad includes claim of the book being absolutely free and invites readers to write for a copy regarding rheumatism and neuritis.
A film crew from an educational department films life on a farm in the Middle States. The farmer asks about workers in motion and the cameraman replies yes. The farmer concludes with a reflective nod to science. An ad for Red Cross Bag Blue follows.
In a brief, humorous exchange, the line questions whether young Dodge inherited from his father. The answer playfully affirms, noting he inherited the father's aversion to work.
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