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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
6
The piece traces a long fashion arc from heavy skirts to the modern one piece gown and its rise across evening, reception, and everyday wear. It highlights blouses in sheer fabrics, lace, and decorative cuffs, jabots, and bows with emphasis on materials like organza chiffon and Valenciennes.
The author advocates raising ten to twelve calves annually to replace dairy losses and utilize skim milk. He notes early breeding is feasible, recounts a Jersey-Holstein cross delivering at fourteen and a half months, and emphasizes starting calves in September or October with ample skim milk, hay, bran, and oats to ensure healthy spring pasture.
The article extols the separator as the best method for milk processing, noting high speed, quality materials, and long life. It advises buying standard makes, maintaining the machine, and even suggests using a gasoline engine to adjust heaviness. It ends with a practical tip to skim froth for pets and chickens.
A farm writer recommends a milking stool that provides a seat for the milker and a place to set the milk pail. The stool is made from two by 10 inch stock and is simple to assemble.
A simple milking stool features a 10 inch square seat, an 18 inch projecting underside board to cradle a pail, and 12 inch tall legs. The design emphasizes affordability and practicality for dairy work.
A discussion notes great differences in milk output among cows on the same feed. It observes that many people misunderstand terms like milkiness and vary in their beliefs about how cows naturally produce milk.
A Cairo tale describes an old Jew bantering with the young Duke of Westminster and Lord Ricksavage in a bazar. The exchange includes questions about languages and ends with the old man declaring you five times fool, leaving the duke and companion discomfited.
An illustrated Murine eye remedy ad claims relief for red weak watery eyes and granulated lids. It promotes a 26 cent public sale price and aseptic tubes from Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago, depicting physician practice use for many years.
Young Fred rides a train to his grandmother’s home. The brake man shouts Bunker Hill at a small station. Fred asks his mother what has been done and why they treat her that way, puzzled by the conductor’s remark.
A brief advert claims over five million free samples of Allen’s Foot Ease are given annually to prove its merit. The powder is shaken into shoes to soothe tired aching feet. Sample free. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
A quip notes that in a tea fight no one wins and the clash ends in a draw. The remark treats the ongoing exchange as a humorous stalemate.
A quirky advert notes Bromo Quinine marketed as a laxative cure all. It urges readers to seek the signature of B. W. and claims Garfield Tea helps fend off bilious attacks with a one package defense. The saying about making hay and borrowing umbrellas frames the promo.
The quote urges immediate action for noble deeds and postponement for harmful plans. It contrasts intent with timing and emphasizes choosing constructive steps without delay.
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