Easter Hat Fashion Worries Across Town
A light exchange strings together a playful moment about Easter hat fashion. Doris jokes about wearing a hat early while fearing it may be out of fashion before Easter Sunday.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
3
A light exchange strings together a playful moment about Easter hat fashion. Doris jokes about wearing a hat early while fearing it may be out of fashion before Easter Sunday.
A concise proverb notes that harmony at home shifts with clothing choices. The saying implies mood affects marital relations, suggesting attire influences interaction and tension in domestic life.
An advertisement notes that most particular women use Red Cross Ball Blue, American made and sure to please, available at all good grocers.
A quotable line reflects a taxpayer facing pushback as the payer of costs encounters protests or resistance. The phrase underscores friction between funding and accountability in public or organizational finances.
Owen Delmar, ruined by a hollow investment, flees to Bevington with a false name. A suitcase swap with another traveler lands him a thriving post as town business agent, where he reveals his true identity and inspires the mayor to offer a doubled salary to stay. Elsa Vane, the young woman he loves, learns of the ruse as he finalizes his fate in the town.
The Burmese teak reigns during kingly rule with palaces in Mandalay built largely of teak. Teak forests rise above bamboo stands with trees 150 to 160 feet tall. Three mature trees per acre define good yield. Renowned for durability, teak wood is widely used in Burma India and Europe for ship timber and home building, its essential oil preventing rust in armor plate bolt rivets.
An earnest exhortation arguing for dog ownership as a joyful civic duty. It urges humane treatment, companionship, and mutual loyalty, framing dogs as noble partners rather than mere possessions.
A Green's Fruit Grower writer explains pruning after leaf drop. Ideal time is at winter’s end, but large plantations may prune any time in winter. In severe cold, bushes are bent to the ground for protection and should not be pruned until growth begins.
A humorous exchange asks if Mr. Lowbrow is susceptible to music. He says he does not believe so, though he has been exposed to music through his wife’s piano and phonograph and the neighbor learning the trombone.
Advice on grape growing highlights that grapes are a top balanced fruit for home use. Grapes require little land and care and can be grown on farms with long lived vines from reliable nurserymen. Plant in rows or on fences and train on buildings or arbors for extended harvest. Choose varied ripening sorts and keep space for juice jelly preserves and fresh fruit. Plan spring planting and order vines by midwinter.
After planting grapevines should be well cultivated and a shade-free crop grown between plants for two years. The best vines are strong one or two year-old plants with a good root system.
A Bordeaux mixture is made by combining a solution of copper sulphate with lime. The copper is the active agent. lime neutralizes the injurious effect by forming copper hydroxide, which is insoluble in water and adheres better to foliage.
The Nebraska State Journal argues that opening a 4 000 acre tract in the North Platte irrigation district nears the end of free land distribution and warns of rising land prices, land hunger, and social strain. It notes Canada offers 160 acre free grants and affordable lands at 12 to 30 dollars per acre, attracting American settlers and boosting western speculation.
Mrs. J. S. Barlow of Columbus Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after six years of female troubles and sharp stomach pain She lost weight from 178 to 118 pounds and regained to 127 pounds noting improved appetite and strength in ten days and beyond
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