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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1907

Page

5

Martha Washington Hotel Faces Turnover After Four Decade Run

New York’s Martha Washington, once famed as a women’s hotel with a spotless record and full house, will be turned over to a lessee after four years of struggle and no dividends. Property now valued around 1,000,000 dollars, prices up, staff trimmed, and the venture no longer aligned with its original philanthropic aim.

New York Martha Washington

Fancies of ribbon styles from Dresden to armlace items

Craft notes highlight inexpensive ribbon novelties for home makers in Dresden patterns and floral designs. Features include a circular pin holder fashioned from a tea strainer, a medicine-grams cover, a washable ribbon and lace apron, a daisy emery, and various cases for accessories.

Beldom Dresden

Berkman Opens Job Printing Office in New York

Alexander Berkman, the anarchist released after twelve years for the Frick attack, starts a one man printing shop at 208 East Twenty seventh street. He aims to serve radical societies and will hire no help, planning partners as the business grows. He favors personal labor profits over large operations while continuing anarchist activity and aiding Russian revolutionists.

Alexander Berkman Pennsylvania Henry C. Frick Homestead East Twenty-seventh Street Berkman New York

Hammerstein Hides Behind Stage Door In Private Smoking Room

Oscar Hammerstein avoids the opening act of his operas at the Manhattan Opera House and remains in the backstage area. Staff report he is near the stage door and inside a private smoking room built for his use, citing a cigar as the barrier to appearing on stage until after the intermission.

Oscar H Merntein Manhatta Opera House Hurralk Mr. Hammerstein Bia

The Shape of Feet and Its Fashioned Faults

The essay discusses how foot shape varies by race and nation, noting differences between French, English, Swedish, and American feet. It warns that poorly made shoes deform feet, stressing the arch as crucial to movement and appearance, and cautions against ill fitting sizes from size two to four.

Making Dainty Work Bag From Cretonne and Trimmings

Instructions describe making two bags from 27 inches cretonne wide with embroidery hoops and ribbon. It covers folding, gathering, sewing, and decorative bowing, plus shell molds from puff paste and baking tips. It ends with dubious beauty measurements for a “perfect” woman.

Cretonne

Essentials in Prime Beef Making and Finishing

Three essentials to prime beef are proper animal form early feeding and finishing. The block test shows finish quality and carcass results. Compared Angus and common steers reveal differences in rib, fat distribution and marbling influencing retail meat quality.

Lambsquarter Also Called Pig Weed in Gardens

Lambsquarter is an annual weed with smaller leaves than pigweed. It occurs in gardens and cultivated crops but not commonly in grain seeds. It produces many tiny seeds that separate easily from grain. Eradication methods include aging clean seed, careful crop cultivation, or annual crop rotation.

Cover crops tested to boost orchard trees and crow impacts

The agriculture department reports cover crop experiments to raise young trees' hardiness with results varying by climate. In Nebraska crows were found to be beneficial while in North Dakota they were harmful, suggesting orchard management plans must adapt to local conditions. A note on poultry housing warns hens with room to move lay more eggs than crowded hens even when fed well.

Department of Agriculture Nebraska North Dakota

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