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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
8
A collage of historical snippets covers global unrest, diplomacy, and politics. Mentions compare Russia and Ro Romania,Japan’s leaders, Bonilla, and Dewey, with remarks on philanthropy, labor, and media access. The piece blends gossip, stray facts, and broad reflections from a period of upheaval.
Advice on protecting and preserving trees after breakage. If a limb is partially split, trim small branches to reduce weight, lift the limb back into place, lash it securely, and bore a hole through the limb into the trunk to stabilize the structure. The guidance emphasizes minimizing delay to maintain beauty.
The excerpt describes methods to repair bark damage using wax and cement, wrapping trunks with wire netting to deter gnawing by mice, rabbits, or horses, and cautions on protecting wounds during bark regrowth. It emphasizes gradual learning, avoiding careless handling, and notes the importance of selecting safe apple varieties like the Bes Davis.
An experienced fruit grower shares a three step spraying approach detailing timing and proper mixtures. He describes a 100 gallon cask outfit, a precise formula of blue vitriol lime Paris green, and a routine of three sprays aligned with blossom, petal drop, and ten days later to combat codling moth and other pests.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent explains that Moore's Early Grape requires strong wood to fruit well. He advises liberal feeding with decayed horse manure, wood ashes, and top dressings, plus old mortar mixed into the soil, noting practicality varies with vineyard size.
This sketch offers a clear method to craft a book rest from a half inch thick board 12 by 6 inches, covered in brocade with a tin frame bent to form uprights and a horizontal support. Attach with screws and ribbon, and leave the fixing loose to tilt. A brass wall behind the screw prevents movement for compact storage on a shelf.
The back view reveals provisions for supporting a heavy book. Two tin strips nailed under the board at the back face outward and can be turned forward when needed. They should be painted as covered they could not be sat under the board.
A mother plans a May outing for twelve children to search for wild Gowers, serving lunches heated with a lamp and ending with ice cream and charity gifts. The piece promotes apple blossom luncheons, May baskets, and a Mayday queen game with tulip centerpieces and quips from Tennyson.
Describes sleeve patterns for dress materials No 2 and No 3. No 2 is three quarter length with tight lining and buttoned wrist strap. top forms puff with velvet piping. No 3 ends at the elbow with decorative tabs, velvet buttons, galloon band, silk pleating, and lace frill.
The lingerie robe promises unprecedented success this season as the one piece frock dominates dressy wear. From plain designs to lace and embroidery, outfits feature batlate fabrics, hand embroidery, and intricate panels. The bib front forms a center feature with openwork and floral sprays.
An old fashion note describes an evening gown with a long silk buttonhole strip, silk materials all around, folded ribbon, and cocoons for ata Dalit style. It mentions silk threading, beading, and a simple standing collar, plus accessories for a complete dress setup and dressing table arrangements.
The piece lists Hetty Green, Jane Weightman Walker, Mrs. Marshall Field and Mrs. Marshall Field Jr. among the six wealthiest widows with fortunes estimated from 60 to 86 million dollars, noting Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Green as top earners and detailing how their capital was amassed or inherited along with other notable fortunes and related figures.
An observed medical note extols a kidney and rheumatic remedy with dietary guidance. It lists fluids, soups, broths, and a plan of moderate daily activity, plus a suggested regimen involving extracts and tonics. The piece includes anecdotal references and ends with a moral about sympathy and duty.
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