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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
2
A scrambled text mix references Farmington notes on threats and deterrents, then shifts to Swiss presidential politics, a New York fire tragedy, and Carnegie commission reflections. Mentions Ernest Jenner as Swiss president, a New York woman, and a broad, disjointed array of events.
A reader cites Prof. McCoy's ongoing experiments in metal transmutation and suggests delaying heavy bets until results emerge. He warns against rushing into a gold mine at five cents a share and proposes cautious strategies like buying scrap iron to wait for outcomes.
A frayed collage of tidbits notes Lhasa's telegraph link and a forthcoming Tibetan newspaper, alongside amusing vignettes on economy, college status, and a meteor impact theory from Smithsonian guided by the Troy Times. It also cites mischief by a father, a Zip of worldly observations, and a fading travel joke about a visiting Frenchman.
A March pruning guide notes that careful March pruning is safest for newly planted trees and warns against overdoing spring work on neglected trees. Experts urge conservative pruning, caution with saws and axes, and avoiding haste in March activities on farms and small orchards.
The article outlines spraying schedules to protect apples peaches plums and vineyards. It notes timing before leaf buds open and repeated applications for optimum fruit quality and yield. It cites reduced losses from bitter rot scab rust and canker worm in sprayed orchards and vineyards.
The article outlines how undergarments now cling closely to the figure, replacing flare with a fitted foundation edge of body material like soft taffeta and lace or chiffon flounces. Satin, net, and brocade petticoats feature flounces, embroidery, and ribbon patterns for evening wear and street use.
An article argues mulch cannot delay blooming as long as plant tops are exposed to sun and air. Full mulch retards growth and invites mildews. straw around roots does not control frost timing. Plants rely on stored starch energy for initial budding and development.
The article explains that drying corn for seed must remove enough moisture to prevent germ rupture during freezing or mold growth if freezing is not used. It notes that moisture can cause the germ to expand and rupture cell walls, or mold can attack and destroy the germ by its mycelium.
Farmers kept their heads as markets slumped in Wall Street turmoil. They sold pork hay wheat and cotton and preserved real wealth. The country remains stable despite the upset and sellers stay resolute.
Look to Grapevine Trellis Poate. See to grapevine trellis posts when a thaw comes the latter part of this month. Tighten and fasten wires. Tie up vines where needed. Trellis taut, straight and strong.
Practical guide to making a trellis from iron hoops used on barrels. Assemble hoops into a circular frame, fasten with wooden uprights, add pointed strips and knobs, and vary height and hoop quantity for tomatoes or sweet peas. Paint or oil wooden posts for an attractive finish.
A farmers note urges planting several trees each spring and caring for fruit orchards. It stresses using San Jose scale resistant trees, avoiding depletion, and ensuring future generations benefit from well tended orchards.
A fashion notice explains how lace and silk scarfs protect white collars from black furs and describes chic crepe de chine waists worn by Parisiennes. It also gives fur care guidance for chinchilla mink and lynx, detailing drying methods and brushing to prevent matting and shrinking.
The newest linen suits feature bands of colored linen on white fabrics, trimmed with white cord in elaborate designs. Heavy white lace and embroidery decorate the outfits, with yellow or pale blue trims common, and coats with side bands. Lace sleeves vary from long to cuffs, often filet lace, sometimes lined with black chiffon to highlight patterns.
The article notes redness and enlarged joints can be fatal to beauty but preventable with knowledge and effort. Causes include tight clothing and accessories that restrict circulation. It advises medical consultation for rheumatic issues and recommends hot towels and regular face washing for relief.
A historic skin care sequence recommends cleansing with a good cleansing cream then gentle rubbing with a skin food. It ends with a cold water rinse and an astringent mix using a teaspoonful of tincture of benzoin.
Flannel blouses rise in popularity with thin striped flannel and delaine outfits dominating shop displays. Fabrics exhibit smooth firm surfaces suited to tailor finishes and come in prevailing shades. Uncle Allen predicts Tettery Tetrazzini will outsell Patti and trigger a farewell tour locally.
The piece argues Dr Hartman will market Peruna directly to the public a policy expansion from doctor focused sales. It asserts Peruna’s ingredients and testimonials are truthful and promises openness to readers, while defending against critics and touting a global expansion for the domestic household remedy.
The article portrays Washington Lafayette Johnson facing clouded finances yet remaining hopeful. He tells a friend he would borrow a little money and offers his note of hand as security while noting he has no cash.
A baby girl plagued by severe eczema was cured in three months after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, according to a testimonial from Alice L. Dowell of St. Louis dated May 2 and 20, 1907. The note contrasts harsh medical prognoses with a successful at home treatment. Also included is a satirical quip from Punch magazine about society entertainments demanding pet aversions.
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