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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
3
The article notes the recent demolition of San Francisco exposition structures built about two years ago. It mentions the Arch of the Rising Sun and a group entitled The Nations of the East as examples toppled by dynamite charges, with commentators regretting some losses yet accepting the need for removal.
A brief Town Topics note laments unruly youths described as wild beasts with a few young rascals. It contrasts thrift with an annuity and hints at social concerns in the community.
Chicago Journal urges eminent physicians to continue publicizing facts about diphtheria, puerperal sepsis, typhoid, and tuberculosis. It argues antitoxin can prevent and cure diphtheria and stresses sanitation and better housing to reduce disease and mortality.
An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue detergent noting its availability at all good grocers under the Ady label. The brief item highlights consumer goods distribution and brand visibility.
A wry quote contrasts Neurasthenia Hobbs and her composer husband as a brisk, restless pair. The Transcript opines on their compatibility, using humor about temperament and talent in marriage.
The article outlines practical long coats with ample width and tailored details in plush Bolivia cloth velours and gray flecked fabrics, featuring turnover collars that extend to capes, high cuffs, belts, and decorative buttons. It also notes blouses with high collars, chemisettes for open-throated looks, georgette crepe fabrics, and the new peplum blouse trend with embroidered cuffs and collars.
A brief note describes using ribbon to add fullness and flare to dresses. It suggests repurposing a narrow ribbon to create a new frock from an old one, highlighting the decorative potential of ribbon in fashion.
A U S Department of Agriculture study finds larkspur severely injures cattle from Mexico to Canada, with sheep safely grazing the weed. Tall larkspur last through summer, May to June most poisonous. treatment of poisoned animals includes specific drugs.
Farmers are urged to give hogs more attention as seasonal conditions bite. Avoid feeding in the same lot or with contaminated feed, rotate feeding spots, ensure a pure water supply near wallows and feedings, and keep hogs away from old mud wallows to reduce cholera risk.
Prof George Humphrey of the University of Wisconsin lists ten dairy reasons for improved operations. He notes dairymen can anticipate a steady income from milk sales and profit from selling surplus young stock and cows. He emphasizes converting feed into saleable products and utilizing seasonal feed to keep the farm productive.
Instructions on selecting a storage site for cabbage describe choosing a ridge, well drained gravelly soil, a pit six to ten inches deep, and sized to hold several heads. Harvesting advised by pulling heads, removing only dead leaves, and folding remaining leaves over to protect them, with heads stored root side down.
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