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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
3
The talk argues urban overpopulation and rural decline threaten America. It champions garden cities around urban cores, with 500-household communities, enabling self sufficient living, gardening, and closer social bonds. It credits wartime gardening and foresees a shift to dispersed garden homes within 30 to 60 minutes of work.
A description of a waistcoat trick where the performer removes the waistcoat without taking off the coat by threading a sleeve through armholes and manipulating fabric through the back. The account cites Pinetti and London Answers, then mentions Versailles and a historical note about Paris.
A Prescott Arkansas notice quotes a local reader addressing a preacher who criticized citizens from the pulpit. The letter promises attendance at next services if the preacher repeats the act, invoking a belief in divine law and retaliation.
A humorous Indianapolis News fragment recalls Peggy, daughter of a professor in Indiana University Bloomington, confessing she dislikes Willy Smith but defends him as brave in some ways. The piece also mentions a famed Bronx Park rocking stone and its legend of Indian fires.
The Agriculture Department surveys show many farms can profit from turkeys ducks or geese depending on water sources pasture and space. Geese are a strong year round producer and ducks and turkeys fit farms with ponds streams or extensive waste conversion needs. Pigeons have limited farm value but backyard keepers may raise ducks geese or turkeys where facilities exist.
The United States Department of Agriculture and state colleges run milk campaigns to raise dairy consumption in cities and rural areas. Milk use rose in most places, even with unemployment, with average gains about 15 percent across 11 states, 1 city, and 4 counties. Health of children improved and undernourishment fell due to education and regular dairy intake.
The text emphasizes thorough soil preparation before planting. It recommends turning soil in small slices, pulverizing the inner strata, and suggests using a spading fork for easy soils to better break up and pulverize. Source: United States Department of Agriculture.
Calves under six months need twenty to twenty five square feet of Huot space per animal, excluding mangers. Individual pens are costly due to materials, space, and cleaning labor. Thin pens for four or five calves work if calves are stanchioned during feeding.
Pigs should receive worm treatment immediately after weaning with a possible second dose two weeks later if they are kept on poor hay or pasture. Ensure they stay thrifty and free of further trouble by proper timing and care. avoid delays in treatment.
An unusual report describes a poultry man sowing a large pitch of tents and grain to protect his fowls, who spent the day settling down under his care. A home remedy section suggests applying vaseline weekly to treat Sealy legs caused by a parasite, claiming it cures the condition.
Farmers with limited time may use sprouted oats as a substitute green feed for laying hens. Mixing fine clovers or alfalfa leaves with soft finish may replace fresh green food essential to egg production. A recommended practice is to cut fresh bone to induce egg production and promote growth.
The piece notes tailleur styles returning with coats, pants, and straight jackets. It discusses skirt lengths varying by figure, the rise of long street skirts, and subdued fall colors like black, brown, beige, gray, and navy. Capes and woolens dominate, with emphasis on color contrasts and tailored lines.
A striking three piece ensemble for summer wear draws attention with a Paris length skirt trend. The model’s chic yet practical design is highlighted as a potential standout if it wins public favor in the coming season.
In a Rosta Globe essay a writer urges American women to reject trained dresses and long trailing gowns that wet stockings and sweep the floor. The piece praises Paris stage gowns with draped blue chanmeuse and silver girdles, while noting indoor robes with wide sleeves and waterfall frills as a restrained style.
Velvet gowns dominate midwinter fashion with young and mature alike drawn to deep colors. White chiffon velvet sleeveless slips with silver girdles and grapes show a royal motif, while black and sapphire blue gowns feature gilded leaves and morning glories. Gingham decorates domestic items and a southern school uniform uses gingham frocks with bloomers. An evening gown of white satin with draped bodice and yellow streamer completes the look, and a stocking repair tip via fine chain stitches offers practical fashion advice.
A fashion note describes organdie neckwear featuring dainty flutings, embroideries, tiny pin tucks, drawn work, and spider web net. French typistes and voile fabrics appear, with emphasis on collars often paired with carts, Tuxedo collars set aside, and various cuffs and inserts highlighted in drawn work and lace accents. The piece notes all-white or color-in-white combinations, sleeve and vest styles, and upcoming interest in refined neckwear for coats and dresses.
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