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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
5
A guide from an economical Englishwoman explains how to roll and store veils to prevent wrinkles and extend life. It notes washing white veils in warm water with pure white soap, brief soaking, and air drying, while chiffon veils respond well to cleaning for motoring or seashore wear.
Brides in town prepare for multiple forthcoming weddings with gowns heavily adorned in brocades and embroideries. Satin mousseline dominates as the fine fabric, while silver beads and white accessories highlight bouquets.
The passage describes how collars and cuffs add a dainty tied look to simple dark fabrics such as serge gabardine or silk. It emphasizes the contrast between plain garments and refined finishing touches.
The article extols home-made rag rugs as charming and practical for summer cottages. It notes dyeing and weaving can be done at home with simple, affordable utensils, encouraging more women to take up the tradition.
The article argues small fruit growers should target special markets rather than general village or city markets. It notes commission trade can force price cuts, while private family or hotel trades ensure better prices for high quality fruit. It emphasizes selecting delicate varieties and timely marketing to earn premiums.
The piece notes net plaitings on baby caps and plain linen or pique skirts for golf or tennis with patch pockets. Fine linen mesh veils partially cover small hats, cap crowns feature moire satin or taffeta with heavy cords, and belts or sashes appear in varied colors. It mentions tango nightgowns, and white taffeta frocks trimmed with ruches and shirrings.
In spite of long ren fashion, beauty patches remain popular and widely sold. A new circular veil features a handgun floral design covering much of the cheek. Other insect patches appear, including a black bug on a fresh colored hairline with embroidered body and separate wing net for a dangling effect.
The note warns that breeding from immature stock tends to weaken the lineage across any race or type. It emphasizes caution to maintain strength by selecting mature, well-developed stock for responsible breeding.
Advice on preventing curculio damage to old damson plums and Japanese varieties. Suggests March mulching with horse manure to protect roots from frost, a London purple arsenate spray before buds open, and a second spray after blossoms fall with a third two weeks later. Small trees can be protected by daily jarring. large trees require impracticality of that method.
Planting tips emphasize good soil, wide and deep holes to fit the roots, and packing loose earth around them. Avoid sod and coarse material to prevent air pockets and root drying. Proper technique yields a strong orchard.
A dairy cow is highly susceptible to external influences. Proper care and appropriate feeding unlock her best work capacity and productivity.
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