09 Jul 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
1
A practical serge outing suit features a straight plaited skirt with a front and back panel and ankle length hem. The box double breast coat has long sleeves and braid cuffs with bone buttons, paired with a white crepe blouse and black white silk collar. Accessories include a Panaima hat, washable gloves, and cloth topped shoes for versatile city to wilderness travel.
The piece describes cotton based sunbonnets and garden hats crafted from cretonnes ginghams chambray and cotton weaves. It highlights patterns for brims crowns and bands with examples like plain chambray brims and cretonne puffed crowns plus decorative silk braid finishes and varied color schemes.
The text argues against viewing Christianity as failing. It frames failure as a catalyst for growth through adaptation, preserving the enduring mystic core of faith while external forms change. It cites Paul, Pilgrims, and the "light of life and truth" guiding progressive civilization.
A Zion's Herald reflection urges climbers of life to keep eyes on the above. Look aloft with faith to steady purpose and calm spirit, avoiding gaze on the chaos below which breeds doubt and fear.
A fragment quotes Thomas Hughes praising friendships as a divine gift that requires selflessness and appreciation of the noble and loving in others. The speaker notes knowing a wise man who valued these bonds.
Gore farmers often let calves suck cows to ease handling. This common mistake reduces milk yield and can cause cows to dry up after weaning or separation. The article notes it as ruinous, especially with young heifers or busy milking schedules.
Practical tips from a dairy guide cover calf feeding and care. Avoid feeding scrubs and hot or cold milk, and use salt, water, warmth, and clean housing. For rough patches apply sulfur and lard, for scours use caster oil and eggs as a drench, and reduce milk and grain for a day or two.
A method to ventilate any dairy house or barn uses a six inch wide board placed below the lower sash to lift the window so air flows between the sashes without drafts. The tip is from Farther's Bulletin 607.
The texture of butter depends on its grain formed during manufacture. Over churning and high temperature harm butter texture. When a cow resists milking the process slows leading to milk hold up and reduced elaboration concentration.
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