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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
3
A feature argues clothes influence a woman's spirit and business success. It cites a shopper who finds a well tailored outfit a lasting economical choice, notes that shabby attire lowers self worth, and discusses how dress can flatter or ruin beauty, affecting perception and opportunity.
A writer notes France leads modern celebrity centenarians, citing Francola Fertinult as a French poet turning 100, and chemist Chev roul who died at 104. He lists other long-lived figures including Sir Charles Tapper of Canada and Virginia ex-judge Henry G. Davie, reflecting early 20th century World almanac tallies.
A note from Monthly Weather Review highlights La Perouse's 1785 expedition carrying paper and goldbeaters' foil balloons to study upper atmosphere winds. Academy of Sciences instructions stressed using balloons in trade wind regions to determine wind direction changes with altitude, anticipating Professor Hergesell's later wind soundings by over a century.
A historical note compares boots to trousers from the Peninsular War era, describing Hessian boots worn over tight pantaloons with a silk ascot and high heel. It notes modern boots are more economical and less leather-heavy for military needs.
In a tense late scene Mrs. Brand confronts her husband Reynolds amid blackmail and debts. Brand pressures Reynolds to reveal financial crimes while Hob Reynolds and Jane seek to shield their marriage as a medical crisis unfolds.
Paris city council proposed new street lighting for the area in front of Notre Dame. Refuge spots would be created to improve safety for pedestrians crossing the square and lighting would be installed beneath thick canopies to illuminate the refuge areas.
Clifford White of Denver Field and Farm reports on deep plowing to six inches with fall work, harrowing, and mulching to reduce evaporation. The method yielded higher grain in a dry area, with improved mulch, mulch, and earlier spring work.
Prank Kivinhelns of the Wisconsin experiment station urges farmers to dip sheep after shearing to control ticks. Infected winter flocks harbor ticks that feed on lambs, reducing growth and profits. Proper dipping promotes health, better gains, and higher market readiness.
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