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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
7
A discussion of the bungalow’s appeal notes its adaptability and cost efficiency. It criticizes poor materials and workmanship while praising careful use of space and simple yet elegant exterior, detailing rooms such as the living room dining area kitchen and bedrooms as arranged in a Western type bungalow.
Paris fashion writers describe a return to simpler demi toilettes for evening wear and theater. A versatile demi-toliette night dress in black charmeuse and rose chiffon is highlighted as practical yet elegant for dinners, theater, and smart restaurants.
A fair haired Indy adrean faces a hat clash with a footlight star during a theater outing. The bowl like foundation and plumed headgear drew attention as a backstage comment resolved with politeness and an offer to adjust the hat.
Paris reports six of the best fashion houses favor a gray black blend with blue undertones. The palette leans toward browns beige and sand while deep tones like mahogany or incendie mix with black for rich contrasts.
Readable fashion note highlights serge fabrics styled with youthful plaited lines extending from the front to the back. Describes belts and vest-like effects with straight belts across the area and over the shoulders for a simple, inexpensive look.
A clipped reflection on Elbert Hubbard and the idea that few people truly find their work. The piece suggests observation and hearsay indicate only a small percentage have meaningful, satisfying occupations.
The article describes organdie fabrics in pale pink lavender citron and canary yellow used for summer frocks. It highlights trims such as frills lace and val var deries, rolling collars, and white or lace neck finishes. It notes combinations with chiffon serge and touches of color on sleeves and collars for a delicate appearance.
The article reviews parasols as essential accessories for afternoon frocks, noting varied sizes from tiny to large and lace styles in white or black. Lighted parasols illuminate the linen stage as the season's millinery features are showcased, with parasols held back from the face to reveal hats and attire.
The mink garment, valued around 2000 dollars, is described as a stylish barrel silhouette coat though its wearability suits only a few. The article notes its stylish design and luxury appeal despite practicality concerns.
The new handbag named liberty is cut in the shape of the Liberty Hell and offered in navy dark green and Mack. It features a ruffle at the bottom a nickel ball pendant a clapper gilding and is lined with figured silk and includes a horsehorn shaped mirror.
In whispered notes a remark on careers suggests drift and fate, with an exchange hinting at sidetracks and unkindly permitted paths. The text conveys a mood of uncertain momentum and thwarted progress.
A reflection on realizing the creator's presence to feel inner peace undisturbed by discord and a quiet conicierce that rests within.
United States Department of Agriculture notes the sheep tick spreads in close-herd ranges, reduces wool growth, and causes losses of about 25 cents per lamb and 20 cents per ewe. Dipping with prescribed solutions, two dips 24 days apart, controls ticks though preparation is hazardous and solutions weaken over time.
Fresh beets should be ventilated in barrels loose boxes or crates with tops cut off when soil is dry. If space allows store in a cellar in small wall-adjacent piles to prevent heating and decay. Refer to Farmers Bulletins 847 and 879 from the U S Department of Agriculture for full instructions.
Flies provoke losses to livestock by irritation and reduced milk output. They cluster around stables and confinement areas, rising from manure and decaying matter. Preventive steps include treating breeding grounds and spraying animals weekly with a crude oil and naphthalene mix.
Beekeepers should monitor hives with stored honey to avoid feeding when stores are ample. If bees roam seeking food, ensure they do not run short of feed and take necessary steps to keep hives well supplied.
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