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Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1915

Page

8

Handsome Corduroy Opal Coat With Opossum Fur Trim

A stylish corduroy velvet coat features an opossum fur collar, long ample silhouette, and a double breasted design with large throat button. Silk or crepe lining enhances drape, belt and cuff buttons add detail, coat suited for evening wear or general use.

Engine Plans Stolen By Finance Office Intrigue

In 1915 a theft triggers office suspicions as Bramwell and Lewis accuse Nancy Graham of stealing engine plans. John Peters and Nancy fear exposure amid rumors of a legacy. The real culprit is revealed when Mr. Feggis returns with an Aquitaine contract and the truth shifts.

Bramwell Loftus Corporation Lewis Neatfoot Company Feggis Europe Peters Miss Graham John Peters Nancy Graham Nancy John Ceabhanaastha O'Day Fallon Graham Neatfoot Peters Ilso Argeymoon

Beautiful Hats Show Two Timeless Picture Styles

Two hats epitomize the season with enduring design. A black velvet picture hat features a round crown and a flexible brim turned up on one side, accented by ostrich feather. The second hat, a wide brimmed French sailor, combines velvet with striped plush and elaborate feather trim, showcasing the season’s feather artistry.

The New Belts Fashion Piece Describes Embellished Belts

Four inch belts of soft kid in light and medium colors are bound with silk braid. Black rib bon lacings through eyelets appear on smart models. Ornaments and buckles match the belt, often at the back. A military looking belt features a buckle imitating four cartridges in gilt nickel or gun metal. Embroidered belts use satin ribbon or panne velvet with princess fronts. The belt may sit at the waist or sit an inch above.

White Net Gown with Blossoms and Silver Ribbon Bows

A charming white net gown features blossoms and is hung from tabs of silver braid. Another decoration consists of bowknots of silver ribbon.

Types of Dairy Icehouses by USDA Findings

The USDA dairy division compares icehouse types, noting many use reused lumber and storage in cellars, sheds, or outdoors with high melt loss. Insulation, ventilation, and proximity to the milkroom cut labor and may justify higher upfront costs for reduced melt. An illustrated example combines a milk room with an icehouse, costing about $125 to build and reporting 15 to 20 percent shrinkage for 100 cakes.

United States Department of Agriculture Dairy Division

Good feed for young foal care guide

Guidance on early grain feeding for foals with mares. Build a high pen to let foal pass underneath and eat with the dam. Start nibbling at two months, keep oats and bran in a feed box, provide shade and salt, and wean with the foal accustomed to grain for better condition.

Haitian Patriotism and a Generals Eye Tale

The London Chronicle notes Haiti’s rare patriotic spirit. It recalls a Haitian army general who ordered an artificial eye, only to reject it due to a tint resembling foreign colors. The maker’s effort met disapproval as the general insisted on colors of his country.

Haiti London Chronicle Port-au-Prince

Handy Door Fastener For Open Doors And Windows

Instructions describe a simple device to keep hinged doors or windows open. It suggests stapling a ring into the door away from the cleat, then using a strap with a snap to the building. The strap should be eight to ten inches long and slack enough to allow fastening.

Kindness and Safety to Horses in Hay Field

On a hot day a barrel of water in the hay or grain field and a pail for each horse at about ten in the morning and again around three in the afternoon show kindness and serve as a preventive safety measure for the horses.

Haitian Flag Colors Approved by Ministry Meeting

From the ministry of marine the colors of the Haitian standard a scarlet and green eye was dispatched and that met with enthusiastic approval.

Ministry of Marine

Wry Toastmaster Quips on Wakeful Audience Lines

Kansas City Star quotes Mr Speekins as toastmaster noting the hardest lecturer task is waking the audience after the introducer finishes. The remark underscores lecture stage dynamics and audience attention.

Mr. Speekins Kansas City Star

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