Practical Farming Tips From the Farm Bureau Bulletin
Readable excerpts urge careful quarantine when buying livestock and advise gradual feeding of horses and cattle. Tips cover calf care, hoof and tooth health, stock handling, summer pasturing, bottle feeding, lamb and ewe management, piglet safeguards, orchard care, and oats versus corn feeding. Includes experiments on harness strength and practical equipment tips for farm operations.
Coats Sketches With Trim and Materials List
The left sketch shows a tight fitting coat suitable for serge or coating with braid buttons trim along the front center around the font and at the wrists and revers. A soft eak hat trimmed with feathers accompanies the set. Materials include 5 yards width 46 inches 2 dozen yards breadth 244 buttons 4 yards lining. The second coat in cashmere or serge is lined with silk, has a turned down collar with a hem edge and tassels, and uses 5 yards 46 inches wide 4 tassels 244 yards ribbon 10 yards silk for lining.
Work of the Wise Hostess Dishes Delicate Diners Delight
A clever hostess turns accidental kitchen misplacements into refined menus with oysters and macaroni cheese paprika peppers and a secret pepper stuffed dish. A chopped celery grape fruit orange and nut salad with tarragon dressing and tiny cheese souffles crown the table, paprika adding a snap without tears.
The Puritan Collar Fashion Guide for Summer
The high stiff linen collar fades this season as summer shirt waists favor soft crocks and turned-down collars. Handmade neckwear gains value, with linen lawn recommended. Finishes include white dots, delicate lace, or small embroidered patterns along a narrow edge.
Dressy Bows of White Naot for Linen Waistwear
Instructions describe making a dreary looking bow from white net for a linen waist. Cut a half yard long by gx inches wide piece, hem sides, trim ends with lace, gather center, and form three gathered loops on each side with progressively deeper folds, ends trimmed straight.
Tea gown pattern description with velvet trim
An old rose cashmere tea gown features a yoke and sleeve bands of braided velvet. The gown is set to the yoke with no fullness and falls straight to the foot with a fairly full hem. Materials listed: six yards of 48 inch width fabric and one yard velvet.
The Popular Foulard At Spring Gown Show
The display featured Pa quin gowns with half in foulards in varied styles for morning and afternoon wear. Foulard fabric appears ready for a strong revival this year with French twill and satin finishes. New tones include Corinth, Canard, Florentine, Hehen and tyory.
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Corinth
Canard
Florentine
Hehen
Tyory
The Cabriolet Hat Described as One-String Headgear
A novel piece of headgear called the cabriolet features a single long string that can be wound around the neck and tucked down the back. The description emphasizes its streamlined design and unique wear.
Houseowner's Painting Outfit No 49 Promises Guidance
National Lead Company offers a free Houseowner's Painting Outfit No 49 with specifications on timing surf ace condition materials and color schemes for interior and exterior painting. It includes a test instrument for detecting adulteration and guarantees quality with Dutch Boy Painter white lead kegs.
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National Lead Company
Trinity
New York
National Land Company
Proved Point by Holy Writ in Gladstone Family Tale
Dorothy Drew, famed as Gladstone’s granddaughter, recalled a childhood incident where she refused to rise early, citing Bible guidance. She quoted Psalm 127:2, arguing that “it is vain for you to rise up early” while Mr. Gladstone debated the point.
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Dorothy Drew
W. E. Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Dorothy
Leniency Plea in Larceny Case By Pettijohn
Attor ney Charles Pettijohn urged Judge Pritchard to leniency for a client who pled guilty to larceny. Pettijohn argued the man is father of twins and stole to feed them, while the judge half-jokingly challenged the premise.
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Will Walt
Sea
Charles Pettijohn
Pritchard
Criminal Court
Mr. Pettijohn
Old Soakers Get Saturated with Caffeine
A Huntsville Alabama woman reports forty years of coffee use caused chronic stomach trouble and insomnia. After stopping coffee and using Postum four months she claims improved health, appetite, and sleep. She endorses Postum and cites The Road to Wellville.
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Huntsville
Ala
Wellville
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