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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
2
A detailed guide from Country Life explains butter production with emphasis on cleanliness, milk handling, cream ripening, churning technique, and breaking water use. It compares sweet and ripened cream, discusses starter cultures, churn capacity, temperature control, and the effects of under and over churning on texture and flavor.
Fashion notes a broader, more varied spring display of separate blouses and shirt waists. Flannel designs dominate with unshrinkable fabric and trims of bias bands, braids, tucks, and contrasting silks. The girdle features soft phiotle sik styling, a three inch back buckle, and decorative bones, while pleated sleeves, pockets, and velvet girdles appear in coordinated color schemes.
A Paris based vogue writer argues American dressmakers ignore height and tailor to weight. Advice covers shoulder fit and neck wear for petites, skirt length beginning at the hip, and colors and accessories that flatter shorter figures. Describes white mousseline gowns, pale biscuit cloaks, and walking skirts avoiding pavements.
An illustrated guide describes making a string box ornament with embroidered sides using silk and China ribbon. It covers constructing the box, applying seccotine adhesive, turning edges to enclose the lining, and finishing the top with sequins, knot-stitches, and a neat inner lining in colored silk or sateen.
Pur trimmed hats gain popularity with gray expected to lead. Dyed lace quantities appear, rat tail fringe and Spider-web embroidery favor trims. Smart plaided walking skirts rise, Chinese embroideries and buttons appear. Orchids emerge as the fashionable omen for women.
Fragmentary OCR record shows advertising blurbs for products and personalities. Mentions Lewis Single Binder cigar dealer in Peoria Illinois, Goldsmith aphorism, Garfield Tea health claims, herbal remedy blood purification, and Charles Manners described as a famed amateur milliner in London.
An old penny newspaper ad claiming Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful smarting and ingrowing feet and nails. It promises comfort, easier shoe wear, and relief from sweating feet. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents with a free trial package offer. No substitutes allowed. Address A G Olmsted Roy N
The passport system traces back to England under King Canute providing free passes for pilgrims to Rome. The article also promotes Defiance Starch as safe for fine fabrics, claiming no harmful chemicals and superior stiffness, reducing needed quantity for a perfect finish.
Autographs of English literary figures command high prices, with Keats and Shelley drawing thousands and selling best abroad. London and Berlin and Paris see continual autograph gales during the season, as collectors seek rare signatures.
Mrs. M. J. Wight of Auburn Maine recounts using Dr Williams Pink Pills after childbirth to restore strength and health. She notes rapid improvement for herself and the baby, a later rheumatic attack eased by the same remedy, and urges readers to obtain the medicine from druggists or by mail.
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