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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
12
Practical sewing hints include reusing embroidered initials from old slips on new pieces, turning faded skirts one seam at a time, choosing needles for fine fabrics, sharpening scissors on glass surfaces, and methods to freshen Oriental rugs with borax ammonia and water. Details cover outline stitches, eyelets for medallions, and protecting fingers with court plaster.
Demand for waistcoats has almost submerged the separate collar vogue featured in the coat suit.
The Belgian blue remains a popular choice among diners and chefs alike. The article notes the fishy appeal of the sea-fresh variety and its status as a favored option, highlighted by its pairing with bold fashion statements and distinctive hats.
A feature on neatness in children's frocks, with guidance for mothers choosing outfits. Describes a left illustration of a mid length organdie frock with maroon Swiss embroidery and ribbon detailing, plus a right illustration of a simple batiste bodice and gingham skirt.
Incomplete guide to bead work for amateurs. Notes require proper tools string thread and canvas technique, advise using fine needles and dawa wax, work on the wrong side to avoid puckering, spread bends on soft cloth, and avoid forcing work when tired.
The sash appears in many forms from wide ribbon to narrow ribbon and crushed satin. It can be a crisscross streamer or a bow crafted from the same material, reflecting summer dress taste and adaptability.
Dorland, a Lasley Vickery partner, returns home amid a circus romance with Mile Cheronnet the lion tamer. She saves him from danger, is gravely injured, and dies after declaring her selfless love, prompting Dorland to seek a priest and a final blessing for their union.
The essay recounts the Buddhist sacred tooth relic of Sri Lanka shown every five years. It notes controversy over display rules and international interest as officials seek to honor tradition while balancing global scrutiny.
In Washington at a dinner, A Ongten Amo defending the meat porchers claimed opponents misrepresent them due to misread statements. A Sunday-school teacher asked a child about Solomon, who replied that he had a hundred wives and nine hundred porcupines, prompting comment from the speaker.
Prepared by the US Department of Agriculture the guide explains terracing as the most effective erosion control. It describes bench and ridge terraces broad-base level ridges Mangum terrace and the role of tile drainage and outlets along with careful layout. It notes fall limits around six inches per hundred feet and stresses regular maintenance and alignment with crop rows.
The U S Department of Agriculture notes Pennsylvania state highway officers awarded building contracts totaling 205 0000 during the week ending April 12 The federal government plans to pay 140 0000 of the cost while a 50 million bond issue for road building was recently authorized in Pennsylvania The report links highway work to national development and mentions confinement and care tips for poultry during bad weather.
After a long cold wet season, farmers provide shade and shelter to chicks, ducks and geese to protect them from sun and rain. The note reminds readers to offer shelter during sunny spells and inclement weather.
The writer stresses that a farm dwelling’s water supply and sewage disposal are fundamental issues. Prospective builders must ensure these systems are solved before proceeding with any other work, as they underpin health and comfort of the household.
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