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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
2
The article describes a Dutch colonial style seven room dwelling 32 by 26 feet shown with a central door, balanced windows, and a wide porch. It features a large living room with a central fireplace, a sun parlor, a separate dining room, and a second floor with four bedrooms and a bath.
Shoppers face high fur prices this season with rare skins scarce and wages rising. The display features Hudson seal coatee, dark mink cape with shawl collar, and a brown martin fur set, all praised for durability and lasting fashion despite three figure price tags.
The ocean current known as the Gulf Stream changes width from 45 to 100 miles and shifts its course slightly over time. Popular usage often broadens the name to describe much of the North Atlantic oceanic drift rather than the stream itself.
Johnnie pauses his game to observe a maid stretch his shrunken sweater. Returning to play, he discovers his pet kitten grown long and stretched, claiming the revelation that kitties grow by stretching themselves.
Prof. Shmuel N. Page of Omaha argues in New York that instinct guides mate choice toward rounded contours over long faces. He asserts round-faced women attract and hold men while angular traits signal aggression and intellect.
Holiday neckwear departments showcase collars, scarves, jabots, and vests in lace, net, organdie, and silk. Featured pieces include a light gray knitted scarf with rose crochet ends, a filet collar and cuff set, and various organdie and linen scrim collars with needlework. Beads and ribbons decorate most pieces, with wide silk ties for younger girls and ornate jabots for matrons.
The evening wrap differs from day coats with a broader license in material color and line. Rich satin velvet and brocades define the look while subtle drapery remains hard to describe. Simplicity in design attracts imitators eager to copy the wrap.
The ad notes bloused back and flat front tailoring as current fashion trends. It emphasizes a clean silhouette and modern fit for menswear.
fragments discuss pins used by dressmakers to mark fabric and indicate costs. the text notes the expense of pins and their durable marks on textile, implying difficulty removing evidence of use and the economy of tools in garment making.
A brief note highlights simplicity as the central principle in emerging fashion and design styles, advocating restrained lines and unadorned forms as the defining trend for modern aesthetics.
A partial historical fragment discusses spools and their use in a handily organized method. It mentions preparation and suitability for a designated task, but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
The readable text provides isolated phrases about gloves purses and fashion items with unclear attribution. No coherent event, person, or organization is deducible to form a factual summary or identify a main action.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes surface irrigation as a low cost alternative to spray and subirrigation. It explains furrow and flooding methods, their suitability to eastern crops, and combines with spray for seed potatoes and garden crops. It cites Bulletin 899 on obtaining water supplies, conveyance, pumps, and application practices.
Ray C. Potts of the Bureau of Markets told New York food officials that standardization of dairy production and distribution methods is essential. He warned that European imports could re-enter U S markets within two years and foreign competition may return home. He noted wide regional distribution costs and that a 10 percent savings would mostly hurt public welfare, not consumers, unless price and quality are stabilized.
The parcel post service offers possibilities worth investigation by those with small surpluses of farm products. Widespread knowledge of the need to conserve the food supply and the apparent willingness of Americans to cooperate should prove useful in disposing of small quantities of specialty products of unusual quality.
The United States Department of Agriculture addresses labor shortages for harvesting crops and livestock. It proposes profitable approaches to manage surplus by enlisting pastor aid to maintain sellable quantities.
Florida stock farm offers Holstein bull Hampshire boar and soon Duroc boar as free community sires to improve cow qualities. Owners state all service cows must be tick free and registered Holstein cows incur a fee. They request guidance to enroll farms and record sires in the campaign.
The article argues a cold dry henhouse is better than a warm damp one and urges ventilation through opened doors and windows as weather allows. It notes drafts must be avoided and praises cloth curtains over openings as an effective ventilation method.
A clipped note from the United States Department of Agriculture explains that young stock need considerable care and attention, though farmers can usually manage by putting in extra work during winter to support their crops and harvest later.
A testimonial letter from Mrs. Charlie Taylor reports two years of catarrh and digestive trouble cured by PE-RU-NA. She claims weight gain from 100 to 150 pounds and urges others to use the remedy for coughs colds stomach and bowel issues and to ward off Spanish Flu. The note promotes purchasing PE-RU-NA in tablet or liquid forms.
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