Suiting Her Son the Way Forward
Mrs Stepsands boasts she sewed a new suit for Jimmy to save money, praising the effort as a woman's duty to family. Julian admires the look but warns against overwork, while Evelyn unveils a matching smoking jacket she made from remnant fabric, costing far less than store prices.
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Mra
Jimmy
Steplands
Stepsandas
Stepsands
Julian
Stepaands
Mrs. Stephands
Raise Good Horses and Breeding Tips for Farmers
Farmers can profit by breeding and selecting draft horses. Start with brood mares crossed with a capable sire, favor Percherons for broad crossing. Organize a breeders' club, attract interest, and pool funds to own a quality stallion. Focus on sire quality to boost stock value and profits.
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Elwood
New Yorker
Convenient Hanger for Barn Lanterns
Prairie Farmer recommends stretching a smooth wire from end to end behind the horses stalls. Hang a lantern on a harness strap and slide it along the wire to where it is needed. Keep the wire high enough to stay out of the way.
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Prairie Farmer
Breeding Sows Need Balanced Rations and Exercise
Breeding sows should be kept in medium flesh to maintain vigor and rapid fattening of progeny. Avoid underfeeding or over fattening as both harm breeding quality. A protein to carbohydrate ratio of about 1 to 5 with ample exercise keeps sows in optimal condition and prevents deterioration as breeders.
Pasturing Sheep on 80 Acres in Blue Grass
A Rural New Yorker correspondent notes there is no fixed rule for stocking 80 acres of blue grass. Practical shepherds suggest three to four sheep per acre, but numbers vary with pasture quality and season. One growing sheep should access rape for rotation, as rape grows rapidly and remains valuable into fall.
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New Yorker
You'd Better Go Florence Votes for Women Clash
Florence and Herbert clash over women's club influence and personal liberty after Florence displays a Votes for Women badge. He, a lawyer, fears independence will let her control him but later realizes his own fault. Florence confronts expectations of wifehood and mutual respect in marriage. A broader column notes New England’s influence in U S public life and calls for retirement from lifelong work for public service.
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Florence
Herbert
Womans Club
When the Portrait Painter Called In New York
A European portrait painter visits apartment 61 and pitches a free grand prize portrait. Margaret wins a sealed envelope with grand prize wording, then questions a needed deposit for a cabinet photograph and frame while a stern unseen voice warns of danger as the artist pushes his scam.
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Margaret
Madame
New York
Olla
Europe
Afflicted buyers urged to purchase “Perfect Vision” spectacles
An advertising pitch touts age based fitting with no eye tests. It claims $1.50 buys fivedollars pestaclas, promises perfect fit and clear vision like youth, and includes a free Moroccine pocketbook case and a 10 karat gold filled spectacle pair valued at six dollars. Dr. Haux endorses the offer.
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de. Mace
Dr Had Spectacle Co Mail Order Ad From Butler MO
An old ad offers Dr Had Spectacle Co. mail order eyeglasses. It suggests sending 150 direct to the St Louis address for gold filled spectacles with a pocket case and two spare lenses. The text claims no charges if the customer is dissatisfied and emphasizes the buyer’s sole judgment.
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Hes
Dr. Had Spectacle Co
St. St. Louis
Peters Mail
van Fina
Sistem
P Ussson
Dy. Haat Spectacle Co
Mall
Bodache House
Prominent Citizen Endorses Haux Perfect Vision Glasses
Judge Ben B Canterbury, a leading local figure, praises Dr. Haux Perfect Vision specs chosen by AGE. He calls them perfectly satisfactory and urges residents in need of glasses to consider them.
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Ben B. Canterbury
Ourity
School Boys As Detectives
In Omaha in May 1880 Jobo Krolik a Bohemian schoolboy discovered a leather string among rubbish. He pulled it to reveal a scabbard with an automatic pistol. A police trap caught three men involved in the robbery as a dozen boys watched the scene and notified authorities. The boys aged 8 to 14 are Bohemian children whose parents work in South Omaha packing houses.
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Omaha
Jobo Krolik
Jonathan
South Omaha
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