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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
2
The Seaver Herald notes Halley's comet influence and widespread gossip about royal weddings. It mentions Panamanian speculation, British empire concerns, milk direct from cows, and a Philadelphia or St Louis seat incident. It also covers international topics from Morocco to Italian depictions, and a New York Hudson Fulton dinner.
Articles describe several sleeve and trim ideas for various gowns, from crepe de chine evenings to blue serge morning frocks, including caps, braids, velvet ribbons, and novel finishes. Mentioned styles feature mutton sleeves, lace frills, satin linings, and decorative buttons for autumn fashion.
A fashion note describes moire hats edged in black with soft crowns and oxidized rose garlands, and discusses collar styles from extreme to moderately high. It warns that frills or turned-over collars frame the face poorly, favors slender figures, and suggests cautious choice. Practical tips propose borax face wash after motoring and basic beauty powders for daily care.
The article notes silver handles now use sliver replacing ivory and mother of pearl for durability and heat retention. Silver platters outperform china for hot courses and guests expect a modest display of silverware, not a premeal spread. It mentions standard fall goods like whipcord fabrics and crepe materials in stock.
The article argues silos have become a permanent factor in farming, detailing why round silos are superior, construction tips, and how proper silage preservation supports dairy and livestock operations. It discusses silo shape, size, stave construction, foundation, and feeding logistics for various herd sizes.
Soy beans were first grown at the Wisconsin experiment station in 1899 and have expanded yearly. Twenty nine varieties tested with Michigan green noted for compatibility with corn. Planting guidance given for drills, hand or grain drills, and sowing rates. Harvesting potential includes forage and seed use and hog feeding. Planting soybeans renews soil fertility and provides feed for hogs.
The article stresses constant hygiene in dairy work, noting many believe udders need not be washed before milking in summer when cows do not sleep in the fishy jot it. It argues for consistent cleanliness regardless of season.
The article argues that grazing hogs on alfalfa increases pasture yield. It suggests cutting for hay after grazing to boost subsequent forage, noting that managed pasturing can produce more forage than letting patches mature.
A dated note discusses dairy and churning timing with focus on sour cream and ripening. It emphasizes that optimal churning occurs before noticeable acidity to prevent depreciation of the produce. The passage suggests timing considerations for processing dairy before spoilage signs appear.
A fragmented ad warns men that wasted fortunes come from poor digestion and liver trouble. It claims CASCARETS cure bowel and brain issues and promotes a week’s treatment. An attention grabbing line sells the product as the world’s biggest seller with millions of boxes.
A fragmented column blends anecdotes about the auto industry, quirky ads, stagey dialogue, and humorous vignettes. It cites Ava Paine of the American Automobile Association in St. Augustine and recalls a 1900s Detroit dealer's failed car giveaways, hampered by shifting fashions and scarce inkers.
A testimonial extols Postum as a healthful coffee alternative. A speaker describes chronic indigestion from coffee, claims swift relief after switching to Postum, and notes lasting well being. The ad promises easy preparation and invites readers to find The Road to Westville in the package.
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