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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
6
An era of abundant sparkle hits women's wear with lavish use of spangles, silver beads, and trims on gowns, camisoles, and hosiery. Designers pair hats, bags, neck pieces to create coordinated outfits, urging the wearer to embrace coordinated luxury.
President Wilson resumes weekly press conferences with Washington reporters at the White House. He guides quotes through stenographers to avoid misquoting and sometimes lets papers quote him directly. The National Press Club and foreign diplomats are noted for their busy Washington roles.
The lesson outlines a five year span of Paul’s life from 85 to 63 AD within Acts chapters 1 12 and the broader 16 year foreign mission era. It traces home church growth persecution and deacon selection then details Paul and Barnabas journeys plus key events and aims at Rome.
Ohio State Bulletin advises on winter flock management. Ewes in good condition need no grain until about a month before lambing and then only gradually. thin or poor ewes get a quarter to a half pound daily. Best grain mixes, hay quality, and silage substitutions are outlined, with emphasis on salt and clean water and dry bedding.
An aged note discusses hogs and blood loss from lice, estimating blood intake from 150 pound pigs and daily lice feeding. It outlines treatments including a 1 percent coal tar solution, kerosene oil mixtures, crude oil applications, and sprays, detailing methods for protecting ears and hanks.
The article argues corn and livestock farming complement each other. It states corn yields more feed per acre than nearly any crop except alfalfa and promotes balanced rations when fed with alfalfa. Stock prefer corn and corn fodder, whether fresh or siloed, and the meat from corn-fed cattle and hogs is firm.
The cattleman who fattens animals from birth to market gains better returns than selling half grown feeders to others. Finishing by others hands profits shrink as stock yard men, feeders and railroads take larger shares of potential gains.
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