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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
6
An illustrated guide extols the one story bungalow as practical and economical. It explains room arrangements, roof lines, wide eaves, and the value of aligning design with architectural planning to suit the average homeowner.
Sir Hans Sloane whose bequest established the British Museum left a vast collection of natural history art books and manuscripts. His gift included 50 percent of his volumes and 7 550 manuscripts with a 100 000 dollar dowry to his daughters. The collection helped Montagu House open as a museum in 1759.
In Youngstown Telegram the attorney questions a reckless defendant in a damages case about what he saw before losing consciousness. The witness claims he saw the prettiest woman, provoking a sharp rebuke from the lawyer as the proceedings threaten to derail the trial.
An article summarizing Missouri Agriculture findings on selective breeding in dairy cows. It discusses choosing bulls with strong ancestry and proven production, highlighting the influence of the dam’s lineage and the importance of records in shaping high performing herds. It cites farmers' cooperative work and specific bulls like Demonstrator and Duke Darlington as examples of pedigree selection.
A Kansas State Agricultural College expert Dr McCampbell warns brood mares deserve good feed in winter. He cites high grain costs tempt owners to cut rations, risking abortion and poor foal outcomes. recommends maximizing quality forage and adding essential meals to the ration.
Farmers should keep dry ground food mixed with bran cornmeal and other components in hoppers. Provide a drink of milk or water, add crushed limestone or oyster shell periodically, and ensure clean feeding ends with full ration for hens.
A Kansas Experiment Station bulletin notes hogs need warm, dry quarters in cold weather. Open yards with north shelter increased corn needs by 17 cents per 100 pounds gained. Daily outdoor exercise with connected runways and in-yard feeding racks keeps hogs active and comfortable in winter.
The article outlines building a compact sewing nook in a lighted living space for single residents. It describes a closet sized area with a folding screen, a small table, and hinged covers to convert panels into a portable sewing station. It emphasizes accessibility, warmth, and keeping tools handy.
A garlanded description details a coat with gabardine velours cloth and cravenette coating. It mentions fullness at the waist drawn in by a band, wide buttons, pointed trim, a collar and slowven trim, and a black velours materinia hat. Five yards of 50 inch wide material and 16 buttons are specified.
A 19th century description notes petticoats elaborately trimmed with vines, ribbons, and sprigs of paradise. It mentions two white chiffon pieces, belts, and hip extensions, with colors like green purple wistaria and coral, highlighting mercerized fabrics and varied patterns.
Step by step notes describe crafting a decorative waste paper tub from a barrel or tub. Exterior is draped with weighted cloth and pinned. Interior lined with sateen or dark paper pieces for color. Top and bottom finished with ornamental braid, brass nails, and side handles.
The article notes Chinese fabrics like silk pongee Shantung and khaki-kool as fashionable for frocks and walts. It highlights embroidered brilliant flees and primitive designs and mentions symbol motifs from Indian and Chinese sources being popular in embroidery and designer research.
The guide outlines mourning fashion tips advising dull fabrics over patent leather and black velvet, minimal jewelry, and discreet gowns. Women in mourning may wear quiet evening dresses trimmed with black net or crepe de chine, avoiding ostentation and embracing comfort.
The note stresses placing designs with the grain when stamping on material to avoid crooked results. It advises aligning centerpieces so the grain runs parallel to the edge, ensuring the front follows thread courses for a smooth, even center piece.
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