Best Materials for Bungalow Construction and Charm
An article discusses using natural stone such as Trenton and Galena limestone and sandstone to enhance bungalow exteriors and interiors. It covers porch and chimney finishes with cobblestones and brick, mortar color effects, and window and door details. The piece emphasizes the bungalow’s appeal through ergonomic layouts and attractive exterior stonework.
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Trenton
Eblin Bey
Benes
Haruanuii
Axtmatl
Hutton
Moonshine Wish at a Frontiers Gathering
Moonshine Wish recounts a rustic party where soldiers and comrades of Indian frontier days gather around a table to chat of old times. A hostess hosts the lunar ritual asking guests to hold a silver dollar for a wish, promising fate will grant it if kept on the right shoulder. A guest jokes that he wished the dollar to keep the dollar, and the wish appears to come true.
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Hae Wall
Noue
Bpen
Harper's Magaz Nine
Frightened Husband and Partner Questioning Love and Home
Fragmented readable lines show a wife asking about leaving or being offered a loving home. The dialogue includes George and a partner, with emotional tension and cries for support. The obscured text hints at domestic unease and a request for reassurance and stability.
Fashion notes describe 1918 trends with simple lines and rich fabrics
The article outlines 1918 fashion shifts toward straight silhouettes starting at the hips, with velvet and satin fabrics dominating later street frocks. It notes minimal detailing, middling age influences, and the use of crinoline or petticoats for fullness, while pale colors and rich textures replace heavy embellishment.
Fashion Notes on Tailored Costumes and Jackets
The piece describes artistic effects in costumes with simple warm silhouettes. It highlights doeskin jackets in various models, long coats, velvet and satin trims, and a burgundy red velvet model with fur. Fabrics favored include velvet, satin, burella, and velour with ornate embroidery and detailed belt styles.
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Madame Lacvin
Jersey
Bordeaux
Silk Nets Describe Durability and Varied Colors
Silk nets are durable and more affordable than tin tulle though still costly. They come in a wide range of colors and shades, with less experience required than tulle, yet remain very lovely.
Home Made Neck Fixings for Women’s Attire
A study of do it yourself neck accessories from simple collars to high stiff necks. It notes costs, materials like net and lace, and methods for making jabots and fiches at home. It compares ready made prices from one to nineteen dollars with home crafted equivalents.
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Ecra
Gorgeous Evening Gown Influenced by Egyptian Pattern
Fashion experts predict a thin evening gown by Harry Collins will shape winter trends. The gown uses hemp chiffon velvet, with Egyptian design influence visible in the robe and shoulder straps, reflecting Keyprian creations gaining popularity.
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Keypt
Cleopatra
Harry Collins
Urge Cooperative Bull Associations United States Dairy Aid
An excerpt from the USDA outlines cooperative bull associations where farmers jointly own high quality purebred bulls. It explains share ownership, year exchanges, cost sharing, and breeding blocks to extend bull service, raise offspring value, and reduce costs. It notes tuberculosis testing and legal incorporation, and cites Denmark and Michigan origins and potential dairy benefits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Bull Association
Jersey
Halle
Dairy Division
Cof
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Metli
Favor Alfalfa for Horses of Any Kind
An article from Kansas State Agricultural College explains alfalfa hay benefits for all horse types. It stresses cutting time, proper curing, and avoiding overfeeding to prevent digestive and metabolic issues. One and one fifth pounds per 100 pounds of live weight is suggested as a practical daily amount for work horses.
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Spcamptele
Kansas State ‘Agricultural College
Kansas
Extra Feeding and Care of Dairy Cows Boost Yields
Otio's experiment station reports heavier feeding and extra care yield higher milk and butterfat. A cow with extra feed produced 80 percent more milk and 60 percent more butterfat at costs lower per 100 pounds of milk and per pound of butterfat. Another cow showed 7 percent more milk and 8 percent more butterfat with reduced costs, due to efficient feeding and improved stable management for large yields.
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Otio
Hayden
Oto
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