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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
5
A Rural New Yorker inspired guide argues sheep yield high profits through wool and lambs, with pasture cleaning and low oversight. It stresses proper shelter, feeding, lambing care, and dog-proof fencing to maximize flock health and profits.
In parts of Portugal shepherds and others wear straw garments to repel heavy rain. Straw has long protected interiors as in straw thatch. Popular Mechanics notes straw can shield the body and shed water, with a stack of wheat providing interior protection. Also covered are chicken statistics from the US census, pigeon squab markets, and cautions on commercial poultry ventures.
Chickens turkeys and other fowl eat caterpillars and many insects, helping protect crops yet can spread pests if roosting in infested trees. Guinea fowl roam wide and hunt insects, while pigeons ducks and geese also consume pests.
A historic farming tip notes that milking success hinges on a calm cow and a sympathetic milker. Nervousness disrupts milk flow, while quiet nerves aid milk production and let milk flow under gentle hand pressure. Gentle handling prevents long term harm to the cow’s milking ability.
A guide to affordable enfants costumes with crafts ideas Mother can fashion from on hand materials. Fairy Bo Peep Tiger Lily Indian scout Dutch boy outfits described with color details fabrics wings bells and props to recreate at home.
Practical guide from the Delineator on making linen packing strips in colored pieces to organize wardrobes. Create linen waist coverings, lingerie waists, stockings, belts, and shoe rolls with tags, using colored bindings, tapes, and optional embroidery to keep items flat and easy to find.
Fashion note from Vogue explains protecting summer dancing gowns by tucking the edge of net and chiffon under a satin layer to form a pouf. The technique keeps outer fabric safe from floor wear while preserving the skirt’s grace and freshness during whirl and velocity of dance.
Illustration highlights an elaborate use of lace insertions and inset medallions on a washable white satin sheen cotton crepe blouse. The drowsy separate bodice showcases a splendid design suitable for stylish separates.
The article notes small girls wear hair threaded with ribbon and 49 arrangements forming a rosette at the left ear. Wire fillets woven with ribbons and flowers accessorize children's hair, while school and everyday wear use dark weaves but party and house wear allow bright, gay ribbon styles.
The long handled directoire parasol designed to exactly match the gown it accompanies features ebony or white handles. Many parasols include tassels and cords to impart an authentic old world air, making them a fashionable fetish of the hour.
An illustrated report lauds the colony house for poultry as easier to handle and cleaner. The 8x12 foot design on runners costs about 40 dollars to build, with adaptable features for chicks from birth to laying, plus savings when building multiple units.
The article extols the 1907 corn harvest, noting 2,643,000,000 bushels and a value around 1.615 billion dollars. It claims corn outvalues other crops, compares prices to 1881 and 1901, and states 1907 yields are 2.1 percent higher in quantity and 42.6 percent higher in value than the five year average. It also covers asparagus cultivation and general garden-pruning principles.
Connecticut Sterra agricultural station reports pigs fed skim milk from farm separators gained an average of 11 pounds in 40 days, while those given ordinary whole milk gained 27.4 pounds and rich milk 21.1 pounds, with gains steady through the trial.
The article argues poultry profit relies on chickens gleaning scattered grain and waste feeds from crops and feed lots. It notes larger farms fuel more losses and waste, increasing bird intake, but warns times of scarcity force feeding like other animals to keep flocks thriving and profitable.
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