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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
3
An Indiana Farm Progress piece urges turning young lambs and their mothers to daylight grazing in a sheltered southern yard by the sheep barn. It argues outdoor exercise boosts growth, vigor, and thrift, despite daily shifting of ewes and lambs between shed and pasture.
The piece argues that good feeding drives pig profitability more than the feed itself. A skilled feeder improves herd quality through balanced rations to build bone and muscle, instead of wasting feed on excessive corn or meal. Poor feeding lags generations behind better practices.
A fragmented note describes an uncomfortable sheep failing to eat well and produce neither good fleece nor strong meat. The text hints at wider distress as many people are mentioned but not detailed.
An excited citizen plans a voyage to Europe and eagerly imagines breathing the sea air and standing on the prow with mouth open. His wife gently reminds him that such anticipation mirrors that of other travelers.
A Washington Star fashion note describes a white cloth frock with a full-length wrap option and a coordinating girdle. The design features a blouse with three-quarter sleeves, a net guimpe, a left-side slash skirt with a box fold, and cherry embroidery in red worsted and green stems. The piece suggests color pairings in gray, emerald, or black accents.
The article advises choosing an expensive corset for stout wearers due to durability and comfort, while slim women may opt for cheaper options. It recommends professional cleaning for long life, or home cleaning with brushing and soapy water, then air drying, noting home cleaning may not look as good.
The article notes soft materials for elk and wool, forefronts the front train dress led by directoire fashion. It discusses hip emphasis with full short aprons, minimal sleeves, and bodice drapery with bustle effects. Fur collars, dyed to match mantles, rotted fur in cloaks, and revival of the zouave jacket are highlighted.
A simple 16 inch square board is prepared with warm tallow and Prussian blue to transfer embroidery designs. The method dries the board twice, then a dry cloth polishes away excess dye. Materials sit on the board with the pattern on top and a blunt instrument traces the design, producing clear transfers without smearing. Needle workers gain a durable, time saving transfer tool.
A guide notes that yellow and satin can make a stout woman appear larger while blue and crimson tones create a slimmer look. White in stationary lack, seal brown, navy blue and deeper reds are listed as slimming or enlarging colors for clothing.
A distinctive evening gown in soft thick satin with a dull creamy champagne color. The fabric drapes elegantly and the design is understated yet original for formal occasions.
The plan describes frequent corset use with alternation among several pieces. Each not in wear is aired then wrapped around a wooden cylinder and pinned or stained, then enclosed in paper or a silk case and stored until needed. A pair worn like this lasts longer than a single continuous worn piece.
The article describes a millinery look dominated by black velvet adorned with fur and a brown ostrich feather aigrette. The crown sits high and square with velvet fullness creating a semi flame-like curve, a puffed velvet brim, and a broad fur band, resulting in a rich black brown color harmony.
A brief note describes a new cravat pin design using an artistic safety pin to secure a handsawn cravat. The item emphasizes novel fastening and decorative appeal for formal wear.
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