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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
2
Pattern notes describe a cream wincey blouse with two shoulder to bust tucks and embroidered galloon trim, a simple washing silk blouse with tuck work and lace center front, and a practical Amazon cloth jacket matched to a skirt. Materials include yardages of fabric, trimming, galloon, and buttons.
Describes an elegant visiting dress in russet brown velvet and fine face cloth. Features a plain trained skirt, tight-fitting under-sleeves, overskirt and bodice trimmed with a Greek key pattern and braid, velvet buttons, lace yoke, and a velvet hat with satin rosette and feather. Materials listed include velveteen, cloth, braid, buttons, and lace.
As winter comes, tan high boots six to eight inches above the ankle gain popularity. Laced or buttoned, they are less worn on city streets but kept for county roads. The footwear features an ordinary-thick sole, good arch, rounded toe, and a high straight Spanish heel.
Chintz and cretonne fabrics appear in a wider range of colors and designs with heavy linen trims and appliques. Blue and white or red and white schemes dominate for living rooms, while red chintz offers a mild, subdued effect suitable for bedrooms and masculine spaces.
A decorative Pierrot ruff with a large side bow is praised as a pretty gift. It suggests fabric options like marquisette chiffon or net, with colors in catawba or wistaria shades. Instructions cover doubled ruffs, precise quilling, silk backing, satin ribbon to match, and securing the bow with a hook and eye for permanence.
Frills on muffs describe adding satin or plaited chiffon to the lower edge. Brown and black furs use matching trims, with white fur paired with white fox or ermine. When fur is scarce the edging is an improvement. Large round muff styles feature quilled ribbon ends at the wrist.
A pivot handle design allows stacking by placing boxes or poultry coops close together. The handle drops freely when set down and remains firm when lifting, held by two checks at rest. This compact device aims to ease handling of removable containers.
E Wallace notes young turkeys require careful handling and proper housing. Use a simple roosting pen with woven wire, posts, and tarred paper, keep floors clean, and train birds to return for feeding. Compare Bronze, White Holland, and Bourbon Red varieties for ease of raising and temperament.
The article dismisses pure bred stock as a hobby and notes some prefer mongrel hens. It argues such views overlook better interests and implies a bias toward higher quality breeding practices.
The text outlines a poultry feeding routine with three daily meals: morning and noon mix corn meal oats hulls bran and beef scraps with water or milk, and night feed cracked corn. Water, a box of Arit and charcoal should be available. Do not overfeed. remove leftovers after 15 minutes and clean troughs.
Farmers are urged to let fowls roost in open air and avoid confined houses. Ventilation matters more than drafts, as dirty air harms birds. Proper poultry houses should balance airflow to keep air clean without direct drafts.
Senator Beveridge spoke on oratory during a Portland visit. He emphasized that true oratory yields results and converts supporters, praising a wife who is a noted platform speaker and sharing a sly anecdote about a private speech. A quip about a wrinkle eradicator product adds a humorous cap.
A dubious cold remedy promises cure in 24 hours using Syrup of Sarsasarila Torls Compound and whiskey with a table spoon dose every four hours. Separately, conch shells are highly valued in India with left turning spirals said to be priceless, once offered in Calcutta for a lakh rupees and sold for $20,000.
The article argues deafness cannot be cured by focal treatments as they cannot reach the diseased ear part. It claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces, often from catarrh, and offers a $100 reward for any case cured only by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It notes the product is sold by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and by druggists at 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills as a companion remedy.
A brief opinion from the Cleveland Plain Dealer laments that kissing may be relegated to the lower classes due to a bloodless pessimist with a sour face. The remark sparkles with irony about social trends and affection.
Headache relief claim for Capudine emphasizes quick action and liquid form available at drug stores. The text also includes a Pil es cure promise with PAZO ointment and a line about charitable advice, reflecting miscellaneous ad fragment.
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