Easter bargains in ladies and children's wear and accessories
The advertisement touts Easter value offers across gloves, hosiery, undergarments, neckwear, hats, umbrellas, parasols, and women and children's suits. It highlights discounts on kid gloves from 0.75 to 2.00, hosiery prices, assorted undergarments, tailored suits from 4.98 to 13.50, capes from 1.00 to 9.00, silk waists up to 8.50, and various accessories and spring fashions available at steep Easter discounts.
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A Chicago vignette of charity and laughter in line
A crowded Chicago ticket office scene shows an elderly man short of funds for a ticket to visit his ailing granddaughter. Strangers quietly pool coins to help, then share a private moment of humor and generosity as the crowd unites to aid him.
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Chicago News
A Verse of Sorrow Advertisement
A Western paper carries a short sorrowful notice from a husband named Jule lamenting his wife Jule’s rudeness and departure. He says she has left him, leaving him solitary and without board in a troubled mood.
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Irrigating Grain Crops in Cache Valley
A Titian contributor shares 28 years of experience on irrigating wheat in Cache Valley. Two well-timed waterings suffice, avoiding early flooding that bakes soil. the final watering should occur when grain is in the dough stage. Use markers to guide furrows, conserving water and labor while preventing soil loss on sloped ground.
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Cache Valley
Orange Judd
Titah
Wheat should ripen before harvest says miller farmer
A Missouri farmers institute miller with farming experience argues wheat should be left to fully ripen before harvest. He cites better storage in wet weather, whiter flour, easier bran separation, and stronger dough, advising letting wheat sweat after stacking and thrashing before final storage.
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Missouri Farmers’ Institute
Proper Granary Elevation And Weed Control Practices
In a granary built for that purpose, at least two feet above the ground, set on wooden or stone blocks, stone preferred, and then keep the weeds down so the air can pass under and around it freely. Where weeds or grass are allowed to grow round a house where wheat is kept it will cause it to grow musty and sometimes rotten and unfit for market.
Red and white kaffir corn compare at Kansas station
Red kaffir corn consistently outyielded the white in both grain and forage under same conditions. It grows 6 to 9 inches taller, matures earlier, and its head clears the upper sheath. White seed tastes better to stock and is less astringent. Black hulled white shows similar virtues to red with a nonastringent white seed that may outperform red if tests confirm yield parity. Mrs. A Inveen seeks others to know of relief by Chamberlains Pain Balm. Emmert Burrell offer 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Henry St
Alton
Ill
Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
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