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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented historical text details women and girls in colorful outfits and formal wear. It mentions elaborate fabrics, combinations of blue, orange, white, and purple tones, and decorative elements like frills and bows. The passage references youth fashion and the master of Kin art influencing dress choices.
A fragmented description lists novelty items in ornate ribbon forms. It highlights boudoir onpe, feather cages, hatpin wipers, waist and cape designs, satin bow accessories, and decorative caps with lace and ribbon trims, noting their appeal for fashionable gifts.
Agricultural guidance stresses shallow cultivation to preserve soil moisture and mulch, with caution against excessive rainpack. It covers weed control, using dust mulch, weeders, and equipment choices, and notes deeper cultivation after germination and row development to avoid damaging young plants.
Spinach can be grown in most gardens with seed and manure. The guide from the Department of Agriculture describes sowing in early spring or fall, mulching and watering, and keeping weeds down. It emphasizes choosing well rated manure, proper spacing, and continuing care through heat and frost to ensure tender, productive plants.
The article discusses fence quality, wire and post materials, and the depreciation and repair costs tied to farm fences. It notes that low quality fences lead to frequent repairs, higher maintenance, and shortened lifespans. It emphasizes the impact of material choice on fence efficiency and overall farm costs.
An article describes lime application to sour soils to improve conditions on plots. It notes substantial quantities, beneficial effects on soil structure and drainage, and cautions about proper distribution to avoid poorer drainage.
A widow recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after childbirth and severe fatigue. The letter praises relief from backache headaches and weakness, urging neighbors to try the remedy and requesting the company’s free health booklet.
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