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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
3
The text covers seed testing by experiment stations, feeding cows and calves for steady milk, pig and horse care, goose and turkey farming, dairy profits, incubators and brooders, and rising horse prices with 1908 to 1909 figures. It blends farming tips with market notes and care instructions.
Practical notes on crops and livestock covering apples wheat tomato training manure use in pots lime for worm control incubator care and hatch, milk cooling, bee culture, seed purchasing, manure timing, olive tree yields at Sylmar, and clover as a high protein feed for fowls.
Designers and makers of hair goods now provide pinned-on coiffures adaptable to different face types. The simplest version uses a chignon and puffs, secured over a coil of natural hair, with optional ribbon for daywear and more ornate ornaments for evening functions.
The article discusses decorative sachets for perfume in drawers and wardrobes and revival of the sash as a fashionable accessory for spring and summer. It notes empire silhouettes, square bows, long ends, and various fabrics including moire, velvet, and chiffon with fringe, tassels, or wreaths of roses, plus lac sash styles gaining popularity.
The article describes a sachet made in pale mauve satin with white lace edging and a white satin center. a violet embroidered in natural violet and green sits in the middle, surrounded by a border of smaller violets. It would be filled with violet sachet powder to match the flower. Other flowers like lilies roses heliotrope or carnations could be embroidered with the same fragrance to perfume the sachet.
Fashion notes describe neckwear with one sided frills unchanged from fall trends. Linen lace and embroidery adorns front buttoning blouses and waist bands. Variations include plaited collars, straight standing collars, or stocks with front frill details.
Fashion notes describe snort capes returning with broad girdles on frocks. Chiffon jumpers gain waist appeal while serges in black, navy and white remain popular. Coral veils, tea gowns with hanging sleeves, peasant sleeve bodices, and universal shoulder scarfs enhance day and evening wear. Wide scarfs provide warmth in cold weather.
The article surveys the late monarchic period in Palestine from 982 to 893 B C, detailing Judah and Israel under kings like Rehoboam Asa and Jehoshaphat. It notes religious reforms, prophetic activity, and the clash with heathenism, plus a classroom method for teaching the Elijah story and the Moabite Stone as a source.
The exchange shows Private Donahue rising to sergeant and Private Leahy testing limits of rank by asking what would happen if a private insulted a sergeant. The sergeant insists a direct insult would land the private in the guard-house, while implying restraint if the insult is not voiced.
South Australia faces a barmaid shortage after an 1890 act ended hiring new barmaids two years ago. Only about 400 remain and wages rose from 25 shillings to three pounds weekly as hotels struggle with reduced receipts amid the scarcity.
A quip shows Bill avoiding tobacco after a girl questions his habit. Bill hurries around the corner, bumps into her, has a chew in his mouth, and faces a choice to hurry by or swallow. He ends up talking to her for five minutes.
A New York Sun remark by Simeon Ford questions surgery's reach beyond vital repairs. He notes hearts repaired and organs removed yet jokes about whether cosmetic or social features like a young man’s cheek or an old woman’s jaw could ever be removed by medicine.
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