Fashionable Hair and Jersey Cloth in Youth Styles
The article discusses capricious hair trends praising bobbed coiffures and varied styling like coils, knots, and face-framing ends. It promotes Jersey cloth middy sweaters with sailor collars for young girls, noting ease of wear and silk cord closures.
Shawl Edges Highlight Imported Costs and Design
A note describes import costs for large shawls and steam er rugs with fringe at the bottom and edging on the cape or collar. It mentions variations in edging along the sleeves and collar areas.
Envelope chemise described with lace and beading details
The article explains the envelope chemise fashion from sheer materials like chiffon and swiss voile. It highlights the empire style, lace edging on neck and armholes, bead trim, lingerie ribbon bows, and a back lengthened tab with pearl buttons to prevent bunching. Julia Bottomley signs the piece.
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Julia Bottomley
Labor Movement Sparks Central Union in Jackson
A Mississippi labor merger spurs formation of a central union in Jackson capital. The report notes high militia attendance at Biloxi encampment, with 79 officers and 1280 enlisted, and no officer absent. Government and health notes, fair opening plans, pharmacist exams, and Vocational Institute push appear in summary.
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Jackson State Capital News
T Jackson
Mississippi National Guard
Bilox
Eric C. Scales
Mississippi Militia
War Department
Washington
Trade and Young Men's Business League
Board of Trade Rooms
Jackson
Draft horse ration and care guidance for Thompson’s draft colt
The article explains growth targets for a draft colt to reach four years with about 6.25 pounds daily gain. It stresses confinement away from the mare during work, safe stall conditions, and early handling. Feeding advice includes oats bran meal mix, bluegrass or clover pasture, light grain, and dust-free alfalfa or clover hay with limited roughage such as cornstalks or timothy hay, plus corn silage as available.
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D. O Thompson
Experi
Winter oats and onion storage guidance for southern farms
Southern farmers are advised to sow Red Rustproof winter oats now for higher yields, soil conservation, and stock feed. Plant 2 to 3 bushels per acre with drills for best results, using acid phosphate and optional nitrate top dressings. Also outlined are proper onion harvest, drying, and storage methods to prevent spoilage and heat damage in ventilated facilities.
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Gulf States
Appler
Lawson
Hundred Bushel
Bancroft
Cook
Wholesome Feed for Hens Promotes Better Egg Flavor
Experiments show egg flavor depends on hen feed making wholesome root essential.
Take Care of Farm Manure
Farmers waste much liquid manure through leaching and fermentation. Use good tooling and keep stock well bedded to prevent loss. Keep manure moist and compact to limit fermentation and spoilage.
Buying Better Beef Sires
The steady cattle prices prompt Southwest farmers to buy higher quality sires. A farmer paid $140 for a proven Shorthorn, a figure unimaginable five years ago, signaling expectations that ongoing strong prices will raise overall herd quality.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Rural Reader
A testimonial from Mia Cross Frawns of Maplecrest Farm Kasota Minnesota claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved severe feminine pains and restored health. The notice encourages other women with similar distress to trust the remedy and promises replies to inquiries.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pikhon
Mia Cross
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Itching Skin Remedies Cited Resinol Treatment Endorsed
The article promotes Resinol as a safe effective cure for eczema ringworm and other itchy skin eruptions. It notes a Baltimore doctor prescribed Resinol ointment and resinol soap, used for twenty years by thousands of physicians, and claims instant itching relief with quick healing at low cost.
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Balti
Tobacco use against gas in trench war tale
A soldier writes of tobacco saving lives in battle by countering choking gas. He recalls chewing tobacco to spit and clear the air, noting how workers now place tobacco in their mouths when gas is detected. The note ends with a quip about the sea being blue and a remark on ostrich eggs hatchings by a German breeder.
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