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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
7
An article details a tested design for a durable hoghouse by William A. Radford. It explains construction steps, trough-type feeding, window bracing, and foundations. The piece emphasizes rigorous planning, specific pen layouts, and the intent to maximize the value of hogs by proper housing.
The article discusses profitable hog production focusing on breed selection, weights from birth to market, and daily gain near a pound. It notes housing, pen size, ventilation, and winter protection as essential, highlighting labor, feed efficiency, and profit in well-managed operations.
The article explains a floor plan for an EH Fest pavilion style housing showing concrete foundations and a central spine. It details a concrete floor, wooden bunk sections for clean bedding, airflow through pivoted upper windows, and reinforced pens separated by solid fencing to ensure ventilation and health.
Historic St. John s Protestant Episcopal Church near the White House marked its centennial with notes on presidencies worshipped there. The church hosted Rev Roland Cotter Sulth and links to many leaders from John Quincy Adams to Theodore Roosevelt, outlining various presidents and notable figures who attended over the years.
Dr G W Kowmak of New York argues in favor of large families for the poor to supply labor for rough and unpleas ant work and to recruit the upper classes, asserting that both quantity and quality are needed in child production.
A detailed examination of forelimb structure and overall conformation for soundness. Discusses forearm development, knee and cannon bone concerns, pastern angles, hoof shape, and common unsoundness from training, racing, and injuries. Notes wind puffs, spurting or expanding fetlocks, and the influence of body proportions on health and performance.
A fragmented fashion piece discusses how neckwear should harmonize with collars and jackets. It highlights collar shapes, turned up hats, and trims for sports blouses, noting subtle contrasts between collar and neckwear, and mentions several fabrics and decorative elements in a period style.
Fashion notes highlight numerous cape styles from enveloping charmeuse reversibles to sporty white serge capes with blue belts. Designers showcase collars as a key feature, with long gaberdine and Jersey capes, checks and violets in bold contrasts across morning, afternoon, and evening wear.
A simple domestic tip suggests rubbing white of egg over kid gloves after cleaning to restore their finish. The method aims to revive shine and soften leather for a renewed appearance.
A fashion note presents a military inspired hat in French blue breadcloth trimmed with black velvet and buttons. The piece resembles a shako or helmet with embroidered cad and a pom pom and small American flags at the front for a patriotic touch.
Cleaning tips cover washing methods for summer frocks and silk blouses. Recommendations include using bran water for crowns, vinegar rinses to preserve colors, salt in rinse, and minimal soap. Do not wring silk blouses, instead squeeze gently and rinse in warm water. Use a hot iron for finishing and keep fabrics lightly damp when needed.
The Ladies Howe Journal notes that a dining room should avoid a single dominant color. A quiet wall background allows med hues and contrasting trims for flexibility. Seasonal changes, flowers, and tasteful accents create lasting distinction without fixed color schemes.
A famed arts designer reportedly researches centuries old Scottish clan plaids to weave into a large line of fabrics. The plan suggests reviving wartime fashion elements with long, short, and velvet jacket combinations inspired by regimental wear now in France, hinting at a shift from tight to dark plaid tones.
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