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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
3
The feature highlights versatile summer outfits for women emphasizing suits with double duty and easy care fabrics. Tweed and crepe options appear with simple tailoring, peasant embroidery, sleeveless dresses, and airy jackets. Fashion favors casual lines, long skirts or shorter hemlines, and coordinated blouses and jackets for street wear.
A vintage cautionary feature warns that dirt near the engine and front end gears causes rapid wear and inefficiency. It advocates regular engine cleaning, kerosene baths, and caps on exposed oil holes, noting that dirty parts lead to premature repairs and higher costs.
An old article describes oilcloth canvas mudguards for speedsters, noting lightweight protection from dust and mud without adding vibration. It explains attachment via side supports and upper fixtures, detailing soaking and sealing for waterproofing, and suggests eight inch wide guards for practical use.
The article describes efforts to modify vehicle wiring to improve safety protections. It notes that reworking electrical systems aims to reduce risk by simplifying relays and preventing accidental activations.
The article advises applying vaseline to car terminals to prevent corrosion from acids or water that may have spilled. It notes the technique as a simple protective measure for coating contacts and preserving connections.
An old technique describes using a cloth wrapped around the carburetor to apply hot water. This heats the intake and carburetor to help the engine start, with cautions to avoid the intake and to use gradual heating to prevent cracking. It also notes warming the cooling system if needed and mentions adjusting gasoline mixture via primer for cold starts.
A bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture explains how grain moths damage stored crops. It details pests like granary weevils and Australian weevils, and prescribes heat treatment and fumigation, plus storage hygiene to reduce infestations and protect harvested grain.
The guidance stresses deep cultivation early to avoid crowding and ensure room for growth. It warns that shallow tillage later can harm young plants and recommends following a consistent, deep cultivation pace as plants remain small before they fill the space.
A United States agriculture driven plan outlines a community effort to poison pocket gophers on farms in Purting nwuty and surrounding valleys. Farmers join a two to three mile district campaign with demonstrations, cooperative baiting, and field guidance by county agents to remove pests, saving up to 10 000 dollars per district and protecting alfalfa yields.
A Missouria College of Agriculture expert advises methods to cool crowded hives. He suggests raising the hive front with a tapering wedge or using a reversible board to create adjustable entrances. Wetting the nupete is discouraged as it interferes with tanning bees. keep bees calm during hot summers.
A damaged clipping warns that several soil diseases linger in the Randens soil from year to year. Replanting in the same bed yearly will likely worsen this, while rotation and proper farming practices are recommended to overcome the issue and protect crops.
Farmers discuss different manure spreading methods and timing to minimize rainfall loss and soil impact. Advice emphasizes keeping manure from surface exposure, hauling promptly to fields, and plowing it under when possible to reduce environmental concerns and pest issues.
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