Hotel Advertisement Offering Rooms and Free Shuttle
200 rooms with hot and cold running water and telephone. Free baths. Rooms 50c per day up. Special rates for room and board. Free auto bus meets every train or boat.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
3
200 rooms with hot and cold running water and telephone. Free baths. Rooms 50c per day up. Special rates for room and board. Free auto bus meets every train or boat.
A long lived advocate of the harem skirt is described as Misa Fowler of Vineland New Jersey. She has worn the costume since the early bloomers era and continues to wear it with satisfaction today.
The passage notes a Bloomer movement veteran remaining in her quaint costume as younger rivals parade on Broadway in altered versions of her original dress. The identity and fate of other Bloomerites are unknown, but she continues to stand out despite changing styles.
The article advises choosing pure bred eggs from reputable breeders with guaranteed birds true to type. Use mature hens’ eggs rather than pullets, select the best hens, and reject eggs from diseased or deformed birds to maximize egg and meat quality.
The article argues against public drinking troughs for horses along a busy road noting glanders and distemper spread between animals. It proposes inexpensive water systems with a windmill tank and hydrant along the road, allowing drivers to refill collapsible buckets to water horses, reducing disease risk.
A quotation contrasts a man summoned to a festival with a hobble skirt that fails to hobble, highlighting social frictions in a witty exchange. The dialogue plays on expectation versus reality and the comedic chagrin of fashion shortcomings.
The guidance argues farmers should fence off small ground near buildings as future hog pasture and seed crop sites. A pig fed grain only dies financially. pasture access combined with grain improves efficiency. Alfalfa may work as hog pasture. if not, sow a mix of two pounds dwarf Essex rape, a bushel barley, a bushel field peas, and some millet per acre.
The turkey hen lays eggs in hidden places and may abandon nests if discovered. Check nests daily, remove eggs after the hen leaves, and replace with hard boiled duck eggs or large hens eggs to satisfy the layer. Do not approach nests while hens are on them to prevent further nest stealing.
An article argues there is little cost difference between growing silage and roots for feed. Roots can match or exceed silage in milk production, and even small herds or limited storage should grow a patch of roots, possibly in a garden. A few mangels, turnips, or carrots are recommended on every farm.
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