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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
4
Reviews and notes on early motion pictures and stars. William Farnum leads Who's Guilty 2 filmed by Pax Film Company with Dorothy Bernard and Beverly Bayne in Romeo and Juliet cast. Pathe plans British fleet footage. Sothern, Miss Stewart, and others tied to productions at Vitriapl studio.
Fashion prose describes several dresses in light fabrics and soft colors. Notes include ink ta ffont taffeta gown with a full gathered skirt and pockets, a beize wouboardine frock with a shoulder line, and a guimpe of white organdie. Accessories feature smoked pearl buttons, white facings, and blue ribbons.
Gray taffeta frocks opened the spring fashion parade and many doubted its longevity yet gray won wide acceptance. Summer frocks in gray voile and gray linen with white black coral or blue are shown. The color’s refinement shifts focus from somberness to delicate quaintness and hats feature grav veils and organdie collars.
An article describes various honed petticoats and their sustainable features for skirts, noting satin panels and circular sides with boning to support fullness. It mentions different constructions including top fronts, multiple rows of boning, and fabric choices affecting fit and drape, alongside a stray aside about bedroom ventilation.
The Department of Agriculture acts to stop spread of stripe rust of cereals found west of the 104th meridian. Seed from that region must be inspected and may undergo heat treatment before distribution eastward or abroad. Farmers east of 104th meridian advised not to plant wheat from suspect regions. seed shipments should pass through qualified inspectors and be sealed to prevent rust distribution.
The article discusses blackberry cane management with pruning and thinning after fruiting, options for trellis systems, and tips for turkey housing and chick rearing including feeding stages and non disturbing hatch behavior. It blends agricultural practices from Farm Progress and practical farm anecdotes.
The article extols raw produce for nutrition, noting vitamins, enzymes, and alkalizing effects. It contrasts raw fruits and vegetables with cooked foods and meat, cites tests at Yale on endurance, and urges summer emphasis on fresh uncooked foods while warning against street-dusted produce.
An article discusses aphids as major pests on houseplants and suggests tobacco extracts or nicotine-based products like nicoticide as insecticides. It advocates frequent moistening or dipping plants in hot water to kill spiders and keep pests from returning, noting cautions about plant safety and thorough drying.
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