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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
6
Practical rural guidance covers calf rearing, quarantine for new stock, proper horse feeding and watering, pasture management to prevent scours, and methods to keep tools and plows bright. Advice extends to orchards, windbreaks, tree care, and selecting farm layout with emphasis on health and efficiency.
A Paris gown by Zimmerman, featured as a practical summer creation. The dress combines a princess line with a detachable cape that becomes a wrap, using soft fabrics like charmeuse or crepe de chine. It doubles as indoor wear and an outdoor wrap, with hidden fastenings and minimal excess material.
A fashion note encourages moderate income girls to choose gingham frocks for summer wear. Simple, inexpensive designs use bias detailing on belts and yoke with tucked batiste for easy laundering. Recommend several dark ginghams and front-opening dresses to simplify ironing and laundry care.
Lace shoulder pieces cross the shoulder and fasten at the dress side then extend to the hem. They are among the latest consignments of attractive dress ornaments woven to wear with directoire costumes.
The Dry Goods Economist notes scarf popularity across costumes with new wide lengths and varied materials. Scarfs match dresses and hats, feature fringe trims, bedouin cape drape, and hammered metal or embroidered details. Enduring reform includes matching evening wear and bold new forms.
The article notes tall neck ruching and de demade styles, white fading from streetwear, taffeta regaining popularity for gowns, and spring gloves with lace fastenings. Cherry and poppy hues lead season colors while cider colored suits pair with soft hats. Fancy fichu veils appear on sheer muslin gowns and prickly burr wreaths on straw hats emerge. Serge remains practical for daily wear.
The first teeth influence the second, so when a child starts eating foods other than milk cereals rich in bone building elements are advised. Use a soft pliant tooth brush and treat even slight decay as a reason to consult a dentist. Losing early teeth prematurely is a pity.
Boston women founded the first playground in 1902. By last year eight playgrounds existed, spending near $2000 or about $1 per child. The Playground League, the society of the playground boys, wears buttons and disciplines misbehaving youths, easing governance for officials. The self government effect is highlighted as a key result.
In Connnectork City a report notes 17 923 schoolchildren need care for pink eye caused by chalk dust irritation. Murine Eye remedy Co Chicago advertises non injurious products claiming soothing relief and free eye books with purchase.
The boss references an old Buffalo Bill as the office boy frantically scans the street for a procession but finds none. He mutters disbelief that a kid like him could be involved.
The flirt asks about gun notches, and Cactus Slim answers they mark men who thought themselves smarter. She jokes about notch on her parasol handle as a playful exchange at the ranch.
The text cites Castoria and Allen's Foot Ease as popular remedies. It notes long use and signatures on bottles, and includes satirical lines about driving, auto crashes, and a humorous Harvard Lampoon quote.
An excerpt contrasts the Lover and Cynic views with mentions of Harper's Bazar. It notes three girls and hints at recollection of local Cald or inflammation easily removed by Wizard Oil. It comments on a dairy maid’s instinctive dress taste versus a society queen.
The readable text includes a grim phrase about killing files and a cryptic line about a dealer and an address in Brooklyn. It also contains a proverb about hiring a garden and birds, and a dated saying on marriage reducing sins, all in scattered form.
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