Spring coat and millinery trends in slim belted styles
The piece highlights belted slim coats in midseason fashion with tan calfskin belts, plaid homespun fabrics, and velvet collars. It notes navy color forecasts for dresses, decorative metal embroidery, and the revival of malines eyebrow veils and garnish for evening hats, plus vivid millinery touches from silk laces to suede belts.
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Malines
Navy
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Winter Eggs Profits Through Careful Poultry House Management
Prof Willard C Thomps on of New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station says winter eggs are essential for flock profitability. Keep hens healthy, confine them to laying houses, sanitize thoroughly, provide dry clean litter, and maintain warm, draft free conditions to sustain production.
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Willard C. ‘Thompson
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Jersey
One Green Vegetable a Day Says Housewife in Home Advice
A housewife emphasizes daily green vegetables as essential for a balanced diet. She argues grandmothers ate similarly and notes that instincts guide healthful choices, preferring fresh greens like spinach celery peas and garden greens over canned or watery options.
Dry Mash Recommended for Winter Laying Hens
The University of Nebraska advises dry mash plus limited scratch grain to boost egg production in winter. Keep hens in a warm, clean coop during cold months and provide mash in addition to scratch to sustain higher laying rates. A well-kept poultry house costs about five eggs per hen in winter.
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University of Nebraska
Poultry Care Tips From an Old Almanac
Poultry tips cover incubation, housing, and winter planning. Recommendations include arranging chicken houses in a square, limiting hens per rooster, and ensuring light and space for winter egg production. Notes warn fow tuberculosis can transfer to humans via eggs and advise breeding ratios for Leghorns and heavier breeds.
Singed Cat Cake Wins at Vas-Sar Sale
A young housewife turns a ruined cake into a joke to salvage dignity at a bake sale. She labels the singed cake as a playful “Singed Cat Cake” and pins a card to it. The improvised gag draws laughs and earns a consolation prize as she proves resilience.
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Betty
Dandelion Butter Color Sold in Stores
Advert says a harmless vegetable butter color used by millions for 0 years is sold in drug stores and general stores as bottles labeled Dandelion for 35 cents.
Pessimistic West Virginia Governor On Mexican Situation
The Pessimist governor Gore of West Virginia discussed the Mexican situation noting people view it optimistically or pessimistically. He drew a comparison about hope and certainty in outcomes. An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itchy scalp and dandruff with routine use.
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Gore
West Virginia
Unclear OCR fragment hints at medicines and household advice
Fragmentary text references a product described as Dead Shot by Dr Peery, claims fast action against worms and tapeworms, and mentions an address 872 Pearl Street New York. It also includes a quip about convincing a head of the house that two heads are better than one.
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Lumbago
Bayer
Robert Graham
University of Illinois
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Huh
Ehiavmpien
Parker
Patchogue
Hiscom Chemical Works
Patchorne
N. Y
Klondyke Strawberry
Secrer
Comens
Vincent Laboratories
Texarkana
U.S. A
Mitchell Salve
Zse
1 & Bockel
New York
President Simmons
Exelimine
Atta USA
Naid
Guardian of the
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Illinois
OR Caldwell
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