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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
3
A description of winter fashion focusing on corduroy outfits with warm durable textures and rich color. The depicted suit combines plain and corduroy velvet with a Burgundy red coat, satin sash, and a matching skirt. Features include three quarter length sleeves, seal skin cuffs, and a curved center-front design with a long panel at the back.
Guidance on preserving youthful hands notes swollen veins and enlarged knuckles. Recommends massage with a bleaching cream and habit of holding arms upward to relieve swelling. Advises avoiding lifting weights as bones enlarge and hands stretch, and warns against harsh soaps and harsh treatment.
The snippet notes the Mogerm Trousseau and mentions a girl with a large trousseau, indicating a fashion or婚庆 fact from a historical column.
Lillian Young writes in the Washington Star that dark furs suit greens and reds, while blues and browns pair best with lighter tones. She notes that dark trimming enhances contrast and overall warmth.
Paris fashion notes highlight eccentric slip ons paired with tailored worster or mohair suits. American women lean toward smart buttoned white kid footwear with gray suede trim and cut steel buttons. Flesh colored stockings complete the look as suede or patent leather slippers pair with dark skirt ensembles.
Grace Margaret Gould of the Woman's Home Companion notes eight years ago a silk dress required 13 1/2 yards of 32 inch material. She argues today that the same fabric would yield two costumes and a blouse, illustrating how costs have risen while dress fabric use has shifted.
A clever storage suggestion uses cretenne to create a pocket inside a closet door. Cut cretenne longer than the corset, fold under edges, tack inside door from top to bottom and across bottom. Roll the corset and insert it into the pocket for neat daytime storage.
In evening attire, small fur touches or embroidery in gold steel diamond jet or jewels provide decoration when other contrasts are avoided.
A white net neck piece sits wide to the shoulders and water line, folding back into broad revers and standing as a chic accessory. The piece complements simple dresses and adds a refined touch to day wear.
A Minnesota bulletin laments winter neglect of colts on farms leading to stunted growth. Proper feeding through the first three years boosts value by $76 to $100 at age three, while liberal, balanced nutrition keeps healthy, well-bred foals in demand for market.
The North Dakota Experiment Station notes alfalfa hay has feeding value equal to 60 bushels of oats per ton and can average at least two tons per acre. Alfalfa costs less to grow and handle than grain crops and improves soil, unlike oats which reduce soil productivity.
Growing pigs requires attention to detail and steady management. Dipping vats, proper feeding, and good housing are essential for health and growth, with sunshine and clean yards aiding disease prevention. Bacon hogs depend on environment as much as breed for preventing disease.
A reader notes that cows freshening at mile ne Hees See should receive bran mash and a reduced meal ration starting about four weeks before calving to ease the transition. The tip warns against cornmeal and favors bran as a cooling, safer option for dairy herds.
The note describes the preparation process as failing to impart needed vitality to the seed, highlighting a marked deficiency in germination readiness and vigor. It underscores the impact on subsequent growth outcomes and suggests a need for improved techniques or materials.
This item reads as a fragment about breeding with unclear terms and dates. The readable bits mention an eighteen year milestone and a general sense of consideration or blessings. The exact subject and entities remain uncertain from the OCR.
In a 1913 tale, Miss Preciosa Haldane sparks mischief by dropping a water bag on a straw hat worn by Dale Winters. The incident leads to Dale's hire at Haldane & Co. and later romance, culminating in marriage on September 2, the year later, as they preserve the memory of the hat.
A revived Dutch plan aims to drain the Zuyder Zee in a threefold expansion, building dikes to seal off the sea and four polders to be pumped dry. The project would create a freshwater lake behind new walls with canals to ports, costing about 75 million dollars and yielding crops worth 28 million annually. The endeavor mirrors a centuries old storm-driven transformation that cut Holland nearly in two.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an exchange involving Mrs Smith and Jones with garbled lines about a bush, care, and a suit. The readable parts hint at a personal note or letter with incomplete phrases and misspellings. No clear event or proper names beyond Smith and Jones are established.
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