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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
8
USDA guidance explains that lime and phosphorus in small seed quantities greatly impact milk production. Well feeding dry cows builds mineral reserves, enabling higher year round production. legume hays provide the most lime, while seeds and concentrates supply phosphorus.
When cutting winter wood the temptation to take only easy and high price trees harms future stock. Save Your Soil warns that much fertility is lost each winter by soil washing and erosion. Recommend keeping hills in good shape, planting cover crops, improving drainage, filling gullies with brush, and terracing.
The article notes grasses reseed themselves in fall and suggests renewing lawns by raking out weeds and applying good seed before autumn rains. It emphasizes natural reseeding as a factor in lawn maintenance.
Farmers breeding high laying poultry should form a spring breeding flock from yearling hens or select birds from the current flock. Mark chosen hens now for next spring while cockerels take up space and feed that could be used for potential pullets.
Thoughts of ice cream and cold drinks prompt advice on storing ice. Store winter ice with double walls and good roof for best preservation. even a well packed inexpensive shed can save about two thirds of the supply, or build a temporary simple unit if needed.
Poultrymen adopt the tuberculin test to screen new flock members for tuberculosis. Birds confirmed infected are destroyed, mirroring practices used in dairy herds for reactors.
Trash left in the garden all winter will harbor disease that attacked crops in summer and provide protection for garden insect pests, risking renewed problems when spring arrives.
A plan to keep hogs healthy to ensure profit stresses sanitary quarters. The notes mention Mrs. Ida Schnitzer of Brooklyn New York as a record-holding athletic prize winner.
The article urges the home dressmaker as artist, cites 1922 fashion shifts with longer skirts and waist emphasis, warns against tight bodices, and argues garments should be soft, subtle, and express movement rather than cling to the figure.
In this home kitchen feature, readers learn peanut candy maple pralines maple fudge and date cakes with step by step directions. Ingredients include peanuts brown sugar butter vanilla eggs milk and spices with tips for cooling and setting in pans or on buttered sheets.
The guide advises a rigid figure look with dark street clothes in brown tobacco tones and warns that china blues and blue greens will also be fashionable. For afternoon or evening wear color freedom is allowed, but street frocks should favor dark warm shades unless one has an unlimited wardrobe.
A guide on hat styles for many figures. Tall full faced women benefit from broad brimmed hats, while small hats should be firm in shape. Short stout figures suit small severe hats, thin faces gain from soft round hats with curled brims. Black and white millinery suits good complexions.
The article notes a rise in women choosing sports wear as lifestyle changes. It contrasts country club attire with appropriate places like clubs, homes, and shopping trips, and warns against overdone tweed ensembles and impractical shoes for everyday use.
A large hat highlighted by cog feathers used in mill nets showcases iridescent effects when laid flat. The stage appearance drew attention for its shimmering, uniform feather arrangement and striking visual impact.
The street dress merits wide interest as a simple one piece frock that is always ready and becomes many women. It solves a major winter garment problem by offering a flattering, smartly quiet cloth dress that brings comfort and style through the cold months.
Describes very wide hats with draped brims and loose gatherings across the crown. Notes that the fabric slips over the brim in irregular folds while a snug fit at the crown prevents a careless look.
Randolph S. Bourne argues that friendship seems governed by a hidden sympathy rather than conscious choice, a curious superstition about how we select our friends.
Read about holiday baking with Christmas Peppernuts Springerlie and Bohemian Cakes. The guide lists ingredients like brown sugar eggs butter and almond, with steps to roll bake and decorate in a moderate oven.
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