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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
2
A discussion on the value of the mulberry tree as a shade plant. It notes large tropical leaves, dense shade, rapid growth, and clusters of fruit. The tree bears abundantly providing food for birds while enhancing yard cheer and song, though hardiness in the North is questioned.
Fragmented OCR discussion compares molasses and corn feeding costs. It notes molasses delivers palatability and may replace part of corn rations, estimating molasses at about two thirds the feeding value and questioning whether sugar content affects price per hundred pounds.
European apple canker is spreading through orchards in several regions. Experts urge proactive spraying programs each season to combat the disease, noting that regular applications can reduce infection as invisible spores spread.
The origin of roup is linked to poor cleanliness, damp conditions, and exposure to cold wet air with windows open in the home. Prevention is the best treatment, with focus on keeping environments dry and clean to avoid the illness.
A brief note suggests a thrifty colt diet using cooked roots mixed with wheat bran and barley. The idea emphasizes economical feeding by combining root foods with grain byproducts to support growing horses.
A discussion outlines key factors in profitable corn farming including seed quality, germination, weed control, soil conditions, planting depth, cultivation, harvesting, and marketing. It notes the need to match seed type to soil and proper preparation, with emphasis on timing, weed suppression, and post-harvest handling for good returns.
The farmer should prioritize soil fertility as the first duty. Learn to test soil health and apply appropriate amendments to sustain productivity and long term yields.
The Washington Star highlights delicate undergarments with lace and net details in crepe de chine, noting corset covers and lingerie ensembles. It discusses ribbed tapes, elastic, and decorative combinations suited for evening wear, praising their dainty appearance and affordable fabrication.
A fragmented description notes pasty favors and decorative items including crepe coverings and painted designs. It mentions white and black color themes and suggests ideas for table supplies and single teacups, with references to oriental ware and decorations. The text is garbled but centers on party favors and tableware concepts courting a festive atmosphere.
The article describes new vest and collar styles with white lines, black and white checks, and blue and white patterns. It praises the crisp, attractive tailoring, mentions a hip length coat and belted, stiffened collars, and notes the overall sleek, slim silhouette with carefully arranged folds and center fronts.
A collation of quirky text describes a footwear piece with bold gray tones, slim silhouette, and decorative gray pearl buttons. The fragment hints at a fashionable accessory pairing with a slate coat, noting bright color accents and a punk or bold style influence.
A partial, unreadable line hints at two packs of carts and a feather case. The fragment references Everrbenty and Se owe a5 todtrdeal trite sorte, with unclear context or concrete details.
An old fashion notice highlights plaid and check patterns for coats and rests with gold accents. It notes suede laced boots, leather trims, red geranium pink silk, and matching belt and button details, describing a simple, effective overall style.
The article notes a notable color contrast in current dress trends and discusses limitations in obtaining certain tones or fabrics. It mentions related effects on overall appearance and style choices amid supply constraints.
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A reader recounts severe scalp itching and a raw, lifeless head from summer heat. After trying ineffective salves, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are praised for clearing the condition in two weeks. Other brief Society notes mention fashion comments on slashed skirts observed on a boardwalk.
An odd OCR fragment notes a character named Marthe praising seizing opportunities and embracing moments. The excerpt hints at a quick, affectionate “hug” and the idea of never missing a chance, reflecting a casual, conversational tone.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a bachelor Patten and questions about marriage plans. References to teen, temptations, and emotional friction hint at social intrigue surrounding courtship and reputation in a small community.
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