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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
8
Separate skirts steadily gain favor as they suit formal yet rich fabrics for autumn. Paris fashions inspire elaborate striped and plaid materials, with a heavy white crepe meteor skirt featuring a wide hem, side fasteners, and decorative brown wool baskets. paired with a tailored white crepe de chine blouse.
The sweater coat adapts to every season with dressy options from organdie to fiber silk. Two models feature knitted belts, decorative stitches, and color contrasts in rose, yellow, and turquoise. Left and right designs show lace vests or blouses for warm days, with ribbed wool options for cooler weather.
A brief on filet crochet sweaters showing quick growth in popularity among hobbyists. The style uses simple filled stitches to create geometric patterns on wool garments. Sleeveless versions are noted as easy to knit, with beginner friendly techniques emphasized by designers.
Revived interest in Jet persists over several months with heavy Jet pendants gaining popularity. These pendants are plaques formed from cut Jet sequins worn around the neck and suspended from black enamel and gold chain.
In a Minneapolis speech on January 28 2010 J Z His warned that neglecting railroad terminals will paralyze trade and that misbuilt roads crowd out freight efficiency. Frederic J Nash and W B Brown argue that freight movement is throttled by rapid but unsafe highways and lack of terminals, urging stock-based financing to fix roads and boost nationwide prosperity within a decade.
Assisted by service appropriations, the state of Arizona and its 14 counties have started upon a road improvement program expected to consume at least 10,000,000.
A discussion notes that only large cities with high value can fund modern services without bonds. In many communities the remaining option to finance improvements is to issue bonds. The text highlights bond issuance as the alternative to direct funding.
A self explanatory method from Popular Mechanics describes attaching a solid oak drum over a vehicle hub to wind hoisting tackle. Three strap iron arms reach up to wheel spokes and are bolted around the drum. Backing the car and turning the wheel while pulling the rope raises heavy loads beyond one man’s strength.
Advice to sponge off tires after driving in wet weather and wipe dry to prevent rust, especially near beaches. Promotes spring-time care and cautions readers to keep 26 feet of half inch manila rope in the car for tours. Ends with a stray note on necessary adjustment.
The article notes American public sentiment about road improvements contrasts with Europe and cites German highway expansion after 1914. It compares Prussia's 75,000 miles of fin surfaced roads to the United States needs and current mileage, highlighting only limited progress on improved roads and construction for heavy traffic.
The article describes methods to remove road tar from a car using butter or oleomargarine to soften the tar without damaging varnish. It also notes using grease paint remover or a similar solvent, available at drug stores, as a harmless solvent for grease and tar.
When slipping occurs in the clutch of the cone type it is usually due to oil on the feather facing. The common cure is to sprinkle Fuller's earth on the leather. if unavailable borax may be used with satisfactory results, or in absence of both carbide dust or lime residue from an acetylene generator can serve as a good substitute.
A fragmentary note advises car owners to emboss tire sidewall numbers and keep purchase records. It recommends using items like a lap robe or sacks to gain traction in sand or mud, and warns drivers to inspect spring hangers and battery accessories. It cautions on wiring, shocks, and overloads, stressing careful braking and clutch use to reduce damage and loss.
An OCR fragment from a children’s tale features animals including a Black-Faced Brocket and Molucan Deer speaking with a Keeper about visitors, travel weariness, and their life stories. The animals discuss names, antlers, and the idea of sharing tales with zoo visitors.
A compact editorial urging self trust and disciplined effort. It emphasizes channeling inner strength toward tasks and suggests generous effort yields reciprocal benefits from the world. The tone is exhortatory and motivational, framed as practical guidance.
More than 3,000,000 American schoolchildren ages six to sixteen have qualified as Crusaders in the Modern Health Crusade. The program, now in thousands of senior schools, teaches daily health chores as part of its health education system.
An expert announced the soil sample shows the land is not suitable for growing any crops. The owner acknowledged the finding, noting the area might be better used for purposes other than farming.
A fragmentary note suggests a proverb about men benefiting in dry days and a quip about not being pickled, with archaic spelling and unclear contexto. The readable portion mentions impending dry days and a humorous doubt about pickling outcomes.
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