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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
7
A detailed guide to homemade bags using beads, velvet, fur, and embroidery. Describes pouch shapes from small to large, with materials like ripple silk, crocheted silks, and wools. Explains construction elements such as beads, fur trim, and silk or velvet bases, highlighting color schemes and decorative bands.
A Victorian era home craft explains two methods to hang and hem a skirt evenly. One uses a folding rule to mark six inch distances from the floor and pin positions around the skirt. The other traces a hip line with chalk while on a belt to mark where the hem should rise to the desired distance.
A fragmented description outlines a sweater of brushed angora with wool trim and an unusual scarf-like collar. The piece emphasizes oversized white balls as decoration and notes the garment blends into a single continuous collar.
A fragment describes a green wool garment with a belt and peplum with a blue sleeve. The text adds a cryptic line about a collie being high and turnover, and battens on one side.
The article notes a decline in fur trimmed suits this season due to fur set popularity. Women owning one or more fur pieces want trimmed suits for wear and easy changes. It explores whether straight silhouettes drive ve velvets and satins or vice versa, and predicts spring styles favoring coordinated coats over separate outfits.
A home crafts note describes a simple fabric apron with a double row of narrow pockets for pegs. The pockets slip pegs in and out as clothes hangers are managed, reducing snagging and repeated stopping during laundry day.
Fragmentary lines describe people moving with ease and quick hands as tasks of pockets are discussed. The terse notes hint at routine performance and skill in handling belongings without pause. The tone mirrors a compact street scene with a focus on dexterity and rhythm.
A blue serge frock recently impert ed had an original touch in its decoration. A belt of chariois enuff Vintage and the border of the broad monks' collar were embroidered in a loose conventional design in colored wool.
A fragmented catalog description outlines a range of blue and gray textile hues from deep purples to dark blues. It notes frocks, browns, and greens, with distinctions in bindings and edges, mentioning plain geny cloth and milked edges, and adding small details like bartene and buttonhale bindings.
Gramdon accused Romane of taking his boy, and amid a tense exchange a young child tried to justify his parents’ actions. A sudden outburst from the child directed at his mother and another adult led to a heated moment as voices rose.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a law against youths and a city bar venue. The text is damaged and names or dates are unreadable, making it impossible to identify persons, organizations, or events.
The text mentions war and colors beige and red with reference to blue and gray. It reads as a fragmented description, lacking clear events, actors, or outcomes. No definite person, organization, or location is identifiable from the readable portion.
A fragment describes pillow slip design suggestions including wal lows or bluebirds with a festoon of flowers above a deep scalloped edge. It notes difficulty of securing the slip overnight and mentions they can be pulled over easily by pulling and snapping or buttoning into place.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance outlines green forage for hogs to reduce production costs. Wheat, oats, rye, barley, and legumes like Canadian field peas and vetch provide profitable pasture. timing and height of forage growth determine when pigs can graze. Canadian field peas offer rapid pasture in 30 to 40 days, while hairy vetch and rape are valued for hog forage in suitable climates.
Veterinary guidance outlines quick aid for livestock wounds, cautions against dusting lime, notes washing irritates healing, and emphasizes disinfection with safe rinses. It warns about concealed stab wounds and signs of abscess or bone injury, advising timely veterinary contact and careful bandaging to control bleeding.
A Nebraska Agricultural note emphasizes managing sows for healthy litters. Keep sows in good condition without overfattening through proper feeding. Breeding stock should be kept separate from fattening hogs for best results and to prevent bone and muscle loss.
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