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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
7
Old Babylonian Letter Translated For University Exhibit
A 2200 year old Babylonian master to his servant letter is being transcribed at the University of Pennsylvania. A faithful report has not yet reached this office but the gist notes rising prices in raw materials and operating costs prevent the requested salary increase. The text promises eventual reward for the servant, signed by the master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
University of Pennsylvania
Farm for Sale Near Hayti with Houses and Lots
42 acres of wooded, well drained land at city limits of Hayti Missouri. Property includes three houses and seven lots with good locations and prices. Partial cash and balance on terms. For price terms contact BR. L. Pophim Hayti Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
BR. L. Pophim
Hayti, Mo
Reasonable Man's Fault in Political Shifts Noted
Port Worth Star Telegram remarks on the unpredictable nature of a reasonable man who may switch sides, reflecting public concern about loyalty and political alignment in uncertain times. The column weighs caution against bias and emphasizes vigilance in evaluating public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth Star-Telegram
Cerva Wholesome Drink Hinting Fresh Appeal
A brief ad style note touts Cerva as wholesome healthful and appetizing with snap rich creamy foam and sparkle. Encourages readers to find it at outlets selling good cold drinks.
Elaborately Trimmed Spring Hats Signal Fashion Change
Spring millinery embraces elaborate trims of flowers feathers and ribbons with larger shapes expected through summer. Designers predict a full shift from simple unadorned styles to ornate forms using burnt barnyard feathers and imported aigrettes restricted by imports, signaling a bold new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Parisienne Seeds Big Summer Lots for New Season
Parisienne expects a surge of large purchases later as the new season begins with small starter lots. The question remains whether the main influx will hit in winter or summer as buyers eye sizable consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Modish Laces Return to Fashion in Dress Trim
Lingerie dresses revive lace and embroidery as favored trims. Italian diet Venetian chantilly and Span ish laces lead the trend with fine tracery patterns. Valenciennes Binche and filet offer prized options, with handmade pieces valued for lasting quality though good machine imitations exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantilly
Ribbons Take Lead In Hat Trends This Season
Ribbons become popular in millinery as hats increasingly feature ribbon trim and ribbon-only designs. The piece notes ribbon stocks pay well as consumers plan trips to markets where ribbons are in demand.
Lingerie Debuts in Soft Tones and Fine Embroidery
A new lingerie collection features palestine green, water blue and buttercup yellow as favored shades with mauve lavender and violet also chic. Fabrics include crepe silk volle mull, a new weave that stays light, with delicate colors. Trimmings move away from machine work toward fine embroidery and scalloping.
Preventing Rust and Smuts in Barley Field Practices
Barley suffers less from rust and smut than oats but requires careful treatment for smuts. Formaldehyde helps ordinary smut, while loose smut needs modified hot water at 190 degrees Fahrenheit. Submerge barley in cold water 7–12 hours, drain, then hot water bath, monitor temp, keep rolling water ready, cool on barn floor, and sew promptly to prevent sprouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations Crop Improvement Service
Harley
Local leadership in crop improvement effort urged
National Crop Improvement Service urges community public leaders to unite in focused tasks rather than attempting everything. The article argues initiative should be shared among bankers clubs chamber groups and merchants to tackle a few concrete projects, strengthening progress through coordinated efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comneyretal
Crenges
Horse Labor on Farms in Minnesota and Dakota
The National Crop Improvement Service reports peak horse labor on grain farms in April and August, with little work other months. Minnesota Experiment Station figures show horses average three hours of work on the run farm, with labor more evenly distributed when crops are varied. The study, directed by Cooper of North Dakota, finds horses are busiest in certain months and idle otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Aueust
Senierher
Toher
Minnesota
Mis Cooper
Dakota
Ellerain
More Beans Record Boosts Crop Outlook in Minnesota
A Hubtar County farmer fed twenty acres of henna and harvested 377 bushels, selling at field price of 1 185. This marks a high statewide yield, with Michigan and Colorado among states finding strong results. The piece advocates weed control through three main principles: prevent weeds from reseeding, prevent seed return to the farm, and manage perennials by stopping top growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubtar’ Co
Minn
Michigan
Colorado
Value of Straw in Festival Spark Notes
Fragmentary OCR text discusses straw value and warnings about burning stacks. It mentions potential loss and cautions against burning earned setal wine elements and lapmoreet talugsble na, with unclear context and scattered phrases. No clear events, people, or organizations emerge.
Plan C Faces Broad Credits Shift Across Regions
A terse message outlines a shift to Plan C for national crew operations, with credits and seed allocations under review. Officials discuss tightening grants and reallocating funds from several sectors as regional needs and measurable outcomes are reassessed.
Gypsum and Sanol Evsema Remedy Advertisement
An authority promotes plaster for preserving poultry droppings and purifying stable air, advising one and a half to two pounds per animal daily during stall cleaning or spread over yard manure. It also touts Sanol Evsema Prescription as a famous old remedy for mezema and skin diseases, offering an 85cc trial bottle at the drug store.
Explanation of the Whopper in Politics
A Toledo Blade quip notes lawyers flood courtrooms and politics claiming grand feats, suggesting campaigns are always record-breaking due to the profession's prominence and influence.
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Toledo Blade
Most Sacred Thing Quote From Sidney About Trust and Love
A compact meditation on personal loyalty noting that one may give all to a beloved but a friend's secret remains theirs alone. The line contrasts intimate devotion with the inviolable boundaries of confidences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sidney
Want to Buy Something Now Herald Classified Ad Idea
This quick note invites readers to place a live Herald classified ad seeking to buy items. It promises quick responses and clear terms, urging interested sellers to contact the advertiser with specifics and pricing.
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Live Herald
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