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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
3
A vintage pattern description showcases simple blouse styles suitable for various fabrics. It details several designs with yokes, collars, inserts, and embroidery including Turks knots, plastrons, and lace trims, plus yardage requirements and notions for patterns No. 2034 and No. 202.
The article describes formal wear with orchid mauve cashmere and lace inserts including a high waist blouse with tucks, yoke embroidery, and silk detailing. It notes a beehive straw hat, mauve satin sash, and buttoned nets. adds shoe trends favoring tan and suede with care tips, plus a summer hand bag design in white filet net with soutache braid and linen lining.
Use a two quart jug or larger. Cover with rolled putty half an inch thick. Press in nicknacks and trinkets firmly. More decorations improve the look. When solid, apply four coats of gilt paint for an odd yet ornamental piece.
Fragment discusses methods to obtain extra inches and claims consistency in weekly practice yields surprising results for a previously narrow chemt. It emphasizes deep breathing as the essential element and suggests regular weekly training will produce noticeable improvements.
Notes from A J Lovejoy, swine breeder, urging birth to market planning. Start feeding at birth with milk, shelled corn by weeks old, shift to alfalfa and greens, adjust rations seasonally, and manage pigs for growth, teeth health, and market readiness. Emphasizes breeding sows for longevity and productivity, with protein rich rations and homegrown feeds.
This excerpt stresses the horseshoer’s need to master horse foot anatomy and legal mechanical rules. It discusses common foot ailments such as corns, causes of discoloration, and improper right left shoeing. It also covers tree pruning guidance for open-top tree management and annual heading strategies.
A collage of excerpts mentions engagement news, a dean joking about a horse named Thomas colt, and a camper story. It includes a small barley growing anecdote from East Lexham showing cereal yield from tiny plots, plus a note on the word orient and a boarding house quip about speed and ambition.
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