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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
3
Catalog entry lists multiple dress patterns with sizes 6 to 44 inches bust, waist and hip measures. Materials required range from 3 to 60 yards of 36 to 44 inch fabric, with prices at 10 cents and 1 vents. patterns include children and misses ensembles with skirts and rompers. The notes indicate separate patterns and specific yardage for each size.
Farmers ask which silo type best resists weather and preserves silage. Clay block silos show warmth and durability when built well, while cement stave iron faces corrosion and higher costs. Concrete quality and airtight sealing matter, with material costs and local conditions guiding choice.
Poultry advice warns against ducking a sitting hen or denying food and water. Breaking broodiness may risk eye capacity and overall health. Recommend placing a slatted bottom coop between trees, supplying fresh water and ample nourishment, and using a V shaped trough to provide moist feed.
The text argues exercise is essential for health as the body needs activity to ensure proper digestion. It warns that lack of movement can cause constipation and poor circulation, while overindulgence or poor posture can affect organ function and overall energy.
Dan recalls a Dakotas tale shared by Jim and Mary about a haunted wagon that appeared on the night of a barn fire. The legend ties to Pearson and his brother Dick and a fatal confrontation with a mysterious man Black Pete. Nell, Anderson, and family members weigh whether the wagon omen explains years of tragedy and a legacy of guilt.
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