Nebraskan events crowding the season from November to January
Readable notices list statewide meetings and fairs from November 21 to January 20 in Omaha Lincoln Beatrice and other towns. Topics include grain and livestock shipping cooperatives musical clubs irrigation congress poultry shows and county officials gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative State
Omaha
Federation of Musical Clubs
Lincoln
Beatrice
Irrigation -Association
Bridgeport
Alliance
Nebraska Farmers Congress
Farmers’ Equity
Kearney
Nebraska
Auburn
South Omaha
Buffalo County
Omaha Commission
Cuming County
Central Power Co
Grand Island
Plattsmouth
Carnegie
Esselbatte
Seward
Hallowe
State Federation of Musical Clubs
Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Phelps County
Holdrege
Nebraska Improved Live Stock Association
Successful Styles in Children's Coats for Little Girls
A report on the season's best children coats highlighting two shapes: body with skirt attached and straight hanging from the shoulder. Plush and Bolivia cloth fabrics dominate with fur trim, wide belts, and matching caps or muffs. Durable plush is noted for warmth and wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Requisites of the Day in Hats Show Three Hat Types
A period illustration highlights three hat varieties for the busy woman: morning sports hat, a tailored or semi dress hat for business, and a dinner or dress hat for evening. The display features velour with grosgrain bands, a felt and velvet blend with silver ribbon, and a black velvets cape line hat with electric blue marines and velvet blossoms.
Use of Bricks Becomes Common In State Pavings
A U S department of agriculture bulletin on Brick Roads notes brick paving of country roads is spreading in many states. Bricks offer durability, good traction for horses, and easy maintenance, but high initial cost, with failures tied to inferior materials or faulty construction. Charleston, West Virginia, pioneered brick pavements in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Charleston
W. Va
Bulletin
Fruits as Hat Trimmings Highlight Seasonal Fashion
Seasonal hats embrace fruit trimings with cherries currants and seasonal colors. Text notes summer felt hats and variations in trims across winter and summer with cautions against visible fruit tones.
Renewing Chintz with Bran Water Finish
The sun harms curtains and textiles, but a dye bath revives them. Bran water replaces starch to restore stiffness in cretonne art ticking and chintzes. Simmer two cups bran in a half gallon water for 20 minutes, then add to final rinse for a fresh dressing.
Side and back openings in bodice fashions persist
The article notes many bodices favor side or back openings and shoulder fastenings while keeping the front straight. It mentions the enduring V neck despite trends toward square or shallow necklines and a surge in models with front closures trimmed or absent.
Round hat with clusters on crown entangled vines
Describes a round hat adorned with clusters of ErEpES in pur ple green and red hanging from the vine encircling the crown top. The passage emphasizes decorative elements and color details of the headpiece.
Saddle bags with arm rings described as latest fashion
A new handbag style called the saddle bag features a wide long shape carried by a large arm-ring wrapped in yarn. It has deep pockets inside the purple satin lining to hold many items and is finished with a tassel.
Benefits of Concrete Roads
Concrete roads enable daily rural mail delivery and place every home on a wire of political, financial, industrial and trading centers worldwide.
Transmit Best Thoughts Across the Nation
A vivid line extols sending the finest thoughts of humanity across the nation by night through a web of concrete roads reaching every breakfast table in the community. The piece highlights a communal dream of connectivity and progress through infrastructure.
Drag Helps Wonderfully
The farmer notes road conditions are poor but a road drag makes travel easier. He can ride in an automobile whenever he wishes, though many stretches are unsuitable without maintenance.
Developing Meanness In A Teasing Colt
A compact caution on how teasing a colt can breed mean behavior. The text argues that gentle petting brings out the best in young horses, while teasing provokes the worst. It emphasizes patience and calm handling to foster cooperative, well trained animals.
Dust Bath Helps Poultry Rid Lice
A small amount of dry wood ashes sprinkled into a poultry dust bath aids laying stock by helping to remove lice. The method is simple and practical for farmers and hobbyists seeking a natural control.
Fresh Water for Poultry Hens
Farmers are urged to provide fresh water and change it often in the poultry yard. Stale water is described as an abomination to a hen and can harm health and laying.
Pinkham remedies praised for women's health
A collection of letters from women in North Crandon Wisconsin Lawton Oklahoma and Roxbury Massachusetts credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after childbirth displacement and other gynecological problems The notices encourage readers to seek confidential guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and to share results with others The excerpt also includes a humorous anecdote about a child and a brief promotional mention of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and a quip about parental punishment
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North Crandon
Wis
Tats E
Lawton
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
A. L. McCasnano
Oklo
His Many Duties
A young farmer joins the army and proves his pride by taking on multiple guard duties. When the sentry is asked to reveal his orders he humorously lists tasks from patrolling to guarding Sergeant Murphy’s garden and monitoring guard-room beer, causing the officer to collapse with laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
Murphy
Pittsburg
Loaded Up and Puckish Doorside Exchange
A terse dialogue from a crime or detective snippet shows one character dismissing another's suspect with a sharp retort about his heavy drinking. The exchange hints at a broader investigation or confrontation. Names, places, or dates are not given in the readable text.
Iron Is Greatest of All Strength Builders Says Doctor
New York specialists warn that real strength comes from proper nutrition and iron in the blood. The doctor recommends a two week course of five grain tablets of twice daily doses of a readily absorbed iron form to test strength gains, noting dramatic improvements in endurance and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Dr. Sauer
Europe
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C. H. Gray
W H Collins
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George M. Reed
Laurel
Aurora Young Men's Christian Association
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Clarence Fishburne
Regina
Otto Muller
Beatrice Bakeries
Union Pacific
Hastings
Omaha Grain Exchange
Brunswick
Isaac Goodwin
Maywood
Mary Bohlman
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
George
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Grace
Charlie
Doctor Pierce
Willie
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