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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
9
A United States Department of Agriculture guide explains proper feeding grooming and conditioning to prepare exhibition fowls. It covers coop setup handling training weeks before shows diet meat or milk mash, feather care including polishing shanks and removing imperfections, peroxide bleaching cautions, and final grooming to achieve a high luster plumage.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture explains farmers often overlook young grasshoppers until they are large. The article urges early detection and control to save time labor material and crops by combating them when they are small.
Agricultural guidance stresses supplying green feed like lettuce oats alfalfa or clover for confined chickens while noting range conditions reduce needs. For confined flocks include charcoal oyster shell and ground bone as minerals when range is lacking.
A New York style promenade showcases winter fashion with wool velvet garments trimmed in fur. The feature coat on the left highlights a dark gray velvet with white cross bars, a muffler collar, caracul cuffs, and a side button belt. Paris influences appear in tailored suits with longer skirts and two third length coats, reflecting French flavor and American adaptation.
Fashion notes celebrate a feather revival with ostrich plumes and wings dominating winter hats. Descriptions highlight soft quills, artificial aigrettes, shaggy effects, and turbans covered in feathers. The center hat features velvet and wing accents, with styles suited for matrons and mature women, while velvet tam appeals to younger wearers.
A vintage admonition extols giving California Syrup of Figs to children praising its taste and mild laxative effect. It notes the product label includes full dosing directions for kids and urges mothers to say California when giving the remedy. A separate item reports British scientists finding light traces more than 300 feet underwater.
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as the genuine aspirin sold in Bayer packages. It claims physician approval for nineteen years and lists uses for colds pain headaches neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. Handy tins hold 12 tablets and cost only a few cents.
The text outlines Reynolds habits and studio details. It notes his spade shaped palette, 19 inch brushes, standing while painting, and an octagonal studio 20 by 16 feet lit by a square window. It mentions his routine, disdain for idle visitors, status as the era’s top English painter, and his February 1792 death from liver affection and burial at St Paul’s Cathedral.
A woman in a low cut gown berates Bolsheviks at a Washington dinner. She cites Russia news about cars selling clothes from women's backs. Senator Johnson of California comments that the decolletage was marked "The bolsheviks" and would not have much to sell at a fashionable American event.
Report notes a gray kangaroo from Australia can run faster than a horse and clear jumps of about 30 feet, highlighting its remarkable athletic ability.
A spinster recalls a man with influenza kissing her two months earlier. She seeks the doctor’s view on transmission and hears that exposure would likely be safe now, but she enjoys discussing the episode anyway.
A fragment from Bookman narrates a murderer with yellow eyes who, warned by his wife that he would be hanged if he killed her, is hanged on a Tuesday. Finis.
Dialogue reveals Mrs. Sippy says her husband is not sociable anywhere and will not attend church.
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