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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
7
Instructions to build a warm ventilated brooder box for rearing chickens without a hen. Describes dimensions, materials, lamp heater, chimneys, fresh air chamber, and run hinges. Also includes a second topic on skim milk feeding of calves and notes on calf growth and milking efficiency.
The article surveys early year choices for summer materials and lingerie dresses. It notes experiments in sheer frock design with inset Valenciennes, lace motifs, and plaited skirts, predicting clinging directoire skirts will be impractical for lighter fabrics like batiste and lawn. Long sleeves persist, while home sewers may copy simple bodice lines and decorative buttoning.
The new hat trend sticks to the cloche shape that covers the head with a high crown and no brim. Previously seen in fur materials like lynx or fox, the style now appears in floral versions using faded roses and violets as the most popular choice, with bluets or other small flowers also suitable.
The article argues athletic dancing on gym floors or home carpets builds leg and back muscles, strengthens the heart and improves poise. It contrasts it with social dancing on heated floors, noting a half hour of gymnastic dancing equals a five mile walk and suggests alternating with dumbbell movements for full body control.
The piece highlights feather trims on hats and rose decorations as favorite adornments. It notes coral pendants, Burmah gold ornaments, and white embroidered collars for shirt waists. Velvet hats decline slightly while slender gold chains and bayadères with cord and ribbon gain popularity.
A brief item notes a portable basket described as moveable and useful. The description emphasizes its oblong shape and practical appeal for various tasks, suggesting it could be handy in daily chores or work.
An early 20th century article by O B Whipple argues thinning fruit becomes vital as orchard acreage grows and competition increases. It notes thinning apples and pears boosts regu lar bearing, reduces limb breakage, aids insect control, and improves fruit quality, with practical hints on thinning to a target number of fruit boxes per tree.
Mrs. Frank Roseboom of Moscow Idaho reports hereditary kidney trouble, bad circulation and sleep disruption. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she says all symptoms disappeared and her condition improved. the pills cost 56 cents a box from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmented clipping mentions a cure claim for dry eczema attributed to Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a witness from Morris Manitoba and dates in 1907 and 1908. It also references various product ads and stray lines about remedies, a chauffeur query, and a dentist gathering.
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