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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
3
A guide to setting an elegant afternoon tea table with Japanese tea baskets, teawares, and accessories. Highlights include decorative tea baskets, teaballs, airtight caddies, Lazy Susie tidbit tray, jardinières, bread basket, and lighting options like brass sconces and lamps to flatter the host.
Description of a walking costume with dark grey face cloth, a left side panel trimmed skirt, Russia braid corners, a Maygar coat with basque and satin bands, striped silk collar and cuffs, a braided waistcoat, chip hat with ostrich feather. Materials list includes 4 1/2 yards 42 in fabric, 1 dozen yards braid, 1 yard striped silk 18 in, 4 yards lining silk or satin.
A white coat features deep cuffs and pocket flaps in a new burnt bread tan. It is paired with short length revealing black leather magpie boots with white kid tops.
Despite many at home dress options, veiled gowns hold the preference as the veilings bestow full grace, with frock trimmings varying by individual choice.
Fashion notes describe checked vests with small revers, embossed wool and velvet flowers on taffeta scarves and sashes, and new lingerie gowns with heavy lace. Turkish and Egyptian scarves feature bold colors, while hems shorten petticoats to just below the knee. Panniers and shawls echo 1830s silhouettes despite modern street wear.
Neckwear imported from Paris features fringe prominently with debate over color schemes. Black fringe on white collars or frills is favored by many, while all black or all white styles also attract advocates.
In the London Chronicle a note recalls Heine who once lived in Craven Street and quips that London’s order dulls imagination. The piece hints Heine found warmth a chalk cliff at Ramsgate in mid June with a beautiful Irish girl aiding the scene.
A banana is noted for not being attacked by insects and for its immunity to common fruit diseases, marking it as a curious member of the vegetable kingdom.
The article explains why chicks die in the shell and how incubator use shifts the focus to fertilized eggs and healthy birds. It notes irregular temperature poor ventilation and turning errors as common incubator faults and emphasizes following incubator instructions to avoid losses.
Two Minnesota men introduce a folding egg case that folds rather than the eggs. The flanged cover and folding side member form a bellows like unit that collapses into a flat, compact box resembling tin lunch boxes. The design aids dairymen and egg dealers in transporting eggs.
The article describes treatment for roup in poultry with nostril discharge and eye swelling. Remove healthy birds, house affected ones, cleanse nostrils, apply camphor steamed in water, give cod liver oil, syringe eye wash, kill and bury severely diseased birds, sanitize housing with lime, and add bromine potassium to drinking water.
An electric incubator model demonstrates superior heat control and uniform temperature distribution. The design features a cushioned cork door, side air slits, adjustable air exchange, a spare-tray turning mechanism, a hydrometer for humidity, and a roof-mounted heating element ensuring even heat throughout the unit.
Practical tips on hens ducks chicks and poultry care. Advice covers molting, brood rearing mouth health and diet including sunflowers and onion tops. It notes springtime conditions for turkeys geese and egg washing impacts on shelf life and emphasizes culling scrub birds to improve flocks.
The lesson critiques false righteousness and emphasizes living teachings as proof of discipleship. It outlines dangers of hypocritical sight, the necessity of removing beams from our own eyes, and building on the solid rock of Jesus words versus shifting foundations. The text urges obedience as the only proof of friendship with Jesus and contrasts true foundation with superficial profession.
James Greenman of Ionia Michigan suffered three months in bed with kidney pain urinary weakness and nerve depression losing 450 pounds. He avoided surgery by using Doans Kidney Pills and passed forty kidney stones including a 1/2 inch stone then recovered to full health. Doans Kidney Pills priced 50 cents at all stores from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Elijah is described as being fed by ravens while boasting about disregard for strike actions mentioning Garfield Tea as a remedy for liver troubles and costiveness aimed at discriminating readers.
A terse reflection notes that imaginative individuals constantly hover near breakthroughs. It suggests bold thinking drives notable impact even as risk accompanies creativity. The line implies risk and ambition shape lasting influence.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a solution to achieve whiter laundry by mixing glass and water to create a blue liquid advertised as purer than snow.
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