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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
3
The piece outlines sleek silhouettes and fabric choices for dresses and suits, noting straight lines, narrow skirts, long waistlines, and panels. It highlights fur collars, convertible collars, and decorative buttons as design accents guiding elegance and practicality in garments.
A Salon feature notes three hat styles favored by younger debutantes as expressions of youth. Beige tambeaver outfits with grosgrain bands and bows, black panne velvet with scalloped brims, and velvet trims dominate, while all black can read as youthful with proper styling. Also suggests simple sewing tweaks to lengthen skirts and adjust hemlines.
A winter afternoon in the city sees Tom and John debating charity as a Salvation Army tambourine girl inspires a spontaneous act of kindness. Their trip ends at a railway station where Tom’s interest in the girl lingers, leading to a wedding six months later where she recounts the tale of the December aftermoon and the battered tambourine remains.
A Mississippi county's Red Cross Pig Club shipped 1,690 hogs in 24 lots to St. Louis, with 10 percent of net proceeds donated to the Red Cross. Under county agent C. F. Turner since 1916, Carroll transformed from an all cotton area to diversified farming, shipping 472 carloads of livestock and crops through 1918 and strengthening local finances.
Before 1916 Carroll County Mississippi had no carload shipments of farm products except cotton. After a county agent arrived, from September 1917 to October 1, 1918, shipments totaled 472 cars including hogs cattle corn hay peas Irish potatoes molasses peanuts sweet potatoes and sorghum seed with livestock and products beyond cotton.
An investigation by the USDA Office of Farm Equipment Control compiles tractor production data from 1916 to mid 1918. The summary reports total manufactured, sold, exports, and those in transit or held by dealers as of August 1918.
Brief on bird migration notes the nighthawk as the longest land bird journey at 7000 miles from Yukon to Argentina. USDA file cards number over a million on North American bird distribution. Arctic tern holds all records for migration length and moves toward the Antarctic edge months after leaving Arctic regions.
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