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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
11
A writer notes a shift from condemning to practicing feeding fattening cattle in ripened corn fields. Missouri growers harvest hundreds of acres this way with hogs following to gather fallen ears. Some plant cow peas or sow rape to balance rations. sheep feeders use similar methods, finding sheep eat the lower blades before ears.
Farmers urged to restore soil fertility with fall manure apply a soil enriching coating to fields and reseed next spring. Use a mix of grasses including English rye grass to hedge against poor seasons and improve long term forage in pastures.
Khaki shades captivate the fashion world with silk and embroidery. Gooseberry green, a pale whitish shade, leads the newest tones, paired with leaves roses and buds in silver accents. Kimono coats feature khaki silk and lace, while Parisiennes adopt khaki for midsummer wardrobes.
Milwaukee promotes a fall buying season inviting merchants to visit the city known for parks and fine buildings. A cross state fare reduction to two cents per mile becomes available after August 15 for a regular Milwaukee ticket with no certificates or date restrictions. The Milwaukee Association of Jobbers and Manufacturers at 4549 University Building offers information.
The Parisienne notes morning hair favors simple low coifs while the afternoon and evening favor high styles such as marcel waves and pompadours. Curls puffs and parts adapt to the occasion with chestnut browns predominating. Elaborate decorations and tortoise materials enhance high afternoon and evening looks with ornate combs pins and bands for the final touch.
Fragmentary text mentions a remedy for inflammatory throat or chest symptoms using a named product. It appears as a brief health note or advertisement style line with uncertain validity and no clear author or date.
The article describes an American view of Japanese beauty and conduct. It notes an oval face, almond eyes, poised posture, and graceful movements. It contrasts dress style with ease of walking and mentions dainty hands, feet, and charming manners.
Simple home project outlines making Bagdad style curtains from burlap forty inches wide. Use five equal length sections and Crofé stitch over four burlap threads with Germantown yarn in cream terra cotta blue brick red and Nile green. No lining required and a dead black pole completes the look.
The colt’s weaning should go beyond separation from the dam. If housed apart, the process is easier. reduce suckling from five to four, then to twice daily after a few days. Relieve a full mare udder only if she milks heavily. The critical period is after weaning. provide oats, good pasture, and clean water. Avoid heavy grain. ensure steady development and health through fall and winter.
Practical notes on farm care and feeding. Emphasizes avoiding pads on work teams, clean colds, and steady handling of young horses. Discusses lambs, breeding pigs, early morning hog feeding, and cautions against changing fattening cattle feeds too often. Mentions shade trees, hay quality, and corn feeding profitability.
The article advises careful feeding in the first year of a heifer’s milking to build a persistent producer, avoiding heavy early feeding. It emphasizes keeping cows comfortable in larger barns with proper stanchions, and argues warm, well designed stables beat open sheds for cold weather.
Advice for dairy farmers emphasizes clean pails and floors, proper milk handling, and branding of renovated butter. It urges selecting quality bulls for herd improvement, timely care for freshening heifers, and consistent feeding. Cautions about low prices and careless practices threaten dairy profitability.
The article surveys historical women’s garments before the shirtwaist, praising the economical tailored waist and detailing fabrics for autumn wear. It describes lace trimmed linen collars, dainty fingerie waists, and net trimmed styles, noting practicality and easy care for different occasions. It also touches on indoor amusements and a children’s sweet tooth discussion.
The article surveys year round wear with heavy German laces on net blouses and silk waists, noting black silk and taffeta alternatives and plaid silks for separates. It also features A Girl's Confidant, urging mothers as confidants to guide daughters away from deceit and toward honesty and family support.
The text urges moderation of sugar for children, noting that active play burns fuel in the body and warns that forming candies habits could lead to a sedentary life later. It discusses sugar's impact on complexion and overall vitality.
Lavender uses for gifts and comfort. A Gypsying vacation by four women and an uncle described by Edward Everett II. Baby's big Danish angora cloth bib material and embroidery tips.
Victor Smith reports on a grand new hotel in New York offering European plan rooms with bath for $12 daily, claiming immense iron framing and enameled brick facades. The piece notes soaring heights, deep foundations, and rising prices for small apartments and transient rooms amid a trend toward hotels and theaters.
A magistrate questions a mother about a traveling boy’s confession to mischief at a schoolhouse. She describes driving him to confess by whipping him and denying supper, then bed until he divulges the full tale. The boy allegedly volunteers his account under pressure.
A collage of light observations and jokes from the Atchison Globe reflecting social quirks. Notes on bankers milkmen brides and old tales mix with local humor and a Lancaster Literary debate prompt about progress under autos versus wagons.
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