The Hair Band Revival In Beauty Fashion
The piece describes a revival of hair bands inspired by ancient Greek style, noting bands in velvet and ribbon, black with white or green accents, and decorative rosettes. It highlights practical benefits for all hair colors, from white to copper, and introduces two designs: the turquoise Hortense with rosette and the Lady Vivien for evening wear, plus styling tips and suitable accessorizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Julia Bottomley
Mustrated
FICHU AND COLLAR Fashions For Summer Attire
The text describes a quaint fashion featuring a white lace fichu with embroidery paired to a broad collar. It notes a V neck opening preferred over a round neck, shaping the neckline to flatter the face and maintain a refined line along the bell of the blouse.
Lece Watch Fobe and New Lace Watch Fobs
The note discusses lace watch fobs described as very dainty and new, praised as charming additions to the night stock. It mentions the wearer should be able to make items at home and references inserts of iron or brass that may be tooled.
Disappearance of Curves Prompts Fashion Shift
The article notes the decline of curvy silhouettes in favor of a straight, angular look. It describes women discarding corsets and curves for a tall, rectangular form, and cites a vogue toward "Disappearing Figure" styles sold by factories and ads.
Children’s Hale Ribbone Hair Ribbons Advertised
A garbled ad describes bright hair ribbons for babies and children with bold colors and patterns. It notes plaid and floral styles intended for afternoon wear and eye catching looks, though several phrases remain unclear.
Dusty Face Reports Daytime Wet Mist in Tele Application
A reader notes daytime weather caused a dusty face with wet mist and eerie ned after applying tel e wold cream. The item records a hazy, unsettled condition and mentions the cream as a possible factor.
Wheat types for dry farming in western plains
The article discusses durum and bread wheats adapted to western plains dry farming. It compares Red Fife, Golden Fife, and Velvet chaff market pricing, notes bluestem and fife varieties as common in dry areas, warns about winter kill with late varieties, and covers durum wheat origins from southeastern Russia and their drought resistance, yields, and feeding value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Champlin
Highmore
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ito
Turkey
Kharkov
The
Bureau of Plant Industry
Russia
Ara
M. A Carlton
Thie
Hereie & Money
Growing Currants and Pest Control Tips
Currants may be mont relied on of any email rult for a crop. If kept free from the currant norm, early application of hellebore powder will destroy the pest. With proper care, currants stay on the bunches two to three weeks and better prices for hammort berries may be achieved.
Weeds and Karma
Farmers struggle to weed fields as overcultivation and limited land leave weeds to thrive. The text notes weeds overpower efforts when coverage is insufficient, suggesting a cycle where neglect benefits weed growth.
Butter Worker Seasoning and Supply Notes
Fragmentary notes describe weeds for butter work and maple end as preferred supply, advising at least a year of seasoning. References to non artificial bile drying, a beekeeper, a trouble, a cetlefactory, a dairy house, and a table purchase relate to a butter processing context.
Foodle Foundation Plans Expanded Food Production
A fragmentary report notes the Foodle Foundation aiming to expand food production for the SLA acnetan region. The piece references a business plan and efforts to improve distribution and efficiency, with emphasis on strengthening local supply chains and community access to meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foodle Foundation
Sla
Olen
Be & Fetter
Value of Summer Tilling at Nebraska Experiment Station
A summary of Bulletin No 118 Growing Crope in Western Nebraska outlines ten years of crop results at the North Platte substation and 86 years of records. It advocates summer tilling for dry land, noting doubled winter wheat yields and strong profits from press drill usage. It lists superior varieties, forage crops, and the dry year 1910 with 10.7 inches rainfall, urging residents to apply for the bulletin free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy & A. Hurnret
Metraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Nebraska Experiment Station
Nebraska
North Platte
Auill
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
How Water Rises in Soil and Prevents Drying
The article explains capillary action in soil where water rises through tiny tubes to the surface and evaporates. It suggests mulching and cultivating after rain to reduce evaporation, notes humus content increases water retention, and mentions barnyard manure helps moisture retention while improving soil fertility.
Live Stock Notes on Calf Feeding and Sheep Breeding
The article warns against overfeeding calves with milk and recommends whole milk for two weeks after birth. It discusses judging sheep by wool growth and mutton development, praises Shropshire cattle, and notes feeding bacon stock to packer preferred weights. It also highlights stable lighting, crop rotation, and general farm management practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shim Wilk
Shropshire
Aew
Hood's Sarsaparilla Benefit Claim
A customer from Gilead Connecticut asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cured chronic fatigue sleep problems and childhood scrofula after use. The testimonial claims renewed energy and restful nights following the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aja
Mra
Lo M. M. Root
Box 25
Gilead
Conn
Rufe Blevins Confronts Overcharged Molasses Bill at Store
In a crowded store, Rufe Blevins argues with merchant Jones over a five gallon vs four gallon molasses charge. The scene shows a bustling crowd by a warm stove as a humorous dispute unfolds amid a traditional redress of a mistaken weight. The piece blends local humor with a missionary tree anecdote.
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Rofe Blevins
Rafe
Jones
Not Exactly Patriotic Scene in a Crowded Pub
A foreign observer notes an Irishman reacting to a mistaken sale while asserting humility about Ireland’s glory. The man proclaims his honesty amid the crowd, shouting in frustration as a brawl or misunderstanding unfolds around him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
A Widow Finds Health After Quitting Coffee
A widow describes years of heart trouble headaches and neuralgia worsened by coffee. After stopping coffee and using Pontum she notes immediate relief, weight gain, restored appetite, and a stronger heart with symptoms fading. She credits the change for improving her life and protecting her dependent child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofee
Pontum
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Roseburg Man's Pain
A J Adams of 242 Rose St Roseburg Oregon reports severe back pain kidney burning and weak legs. After weeks of failing to improve he used Doan's Kidney Pills and now feels like a different person. Doan's sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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A. J. Adams
Rose St
Roseburg
Ore
Doan
Taking a Chance
Dialogue captures Miss Willing choosing to leave with a playful line about love and fortune, as the employer questions the departure. The exchange hints at romantic lightness and an impending decision.
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Miss Willing
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