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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

3

Frocks of enduring charm for midsummer wear

A vivid description celebrates summer frocks in white and black lace, with details of an all over white lace gown on georgette crepe, elbow kimono sleeves, a soft georgette fichu collar, ribbon girdle with floral accents, and accessories including Dresden parasols, white georgette hat, silk hose, and kid pumps. The piece emphasizes lace as timeless, versatile for day or evening wear, and styled to endure.

Dresden

Summer millinery attire showcased in lacey hats and bouquets

Fashion notes describe midsummer hats with lacework and floral garnishes as the poetry of apparel. Images feature white wreaths, pale blue crepe hats, and black braids with garden rose accents, highlighting millinery design, material used, and stylistic contrasts for different wearers.

Isle of Ligne

Rotations and disease risk in garden crops warned

Agricultural bulletin warns that planting clubroot and root knot infected stock can contaminate soil for years. It cites a 27 year old Pennsylvania cabbage patch and stresses using clean plants and soil sterilization methods including steam under pressure to prevent transmission of diseases to new land.

United States Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Farmers Department

Get Customers for Parcel Post Trade

Many people will not order fair produce from strangers due to unknown production conditions. The United States Department of Agriculture advises producers to market by parcel post by writing to friends and acquaintances and asking for city contacts. Purchasers can locate reliable producers through correspondence, with over 75 percent of parcel post produce in several cities arranged this way.

United States Department of Agriculture Parcel Post Bureau of Markets

Roofing on Poultry Buildings For better results, unroll roofing to let light in and expand before installation.

When applying prepared roofing to poultry houses, unroll it and leave it in the sunlight for a few hours. The roofing expands from the warmth and becomes smoother as it is applied. The inside of the roll is cooler than the outside and will expand after nailing, reducing wrinkles and fitting tightly.

Miseries of Age and the Bobolink's Song

A humorous reminiscence of aging and skating mishaps contrasts with a woodland tale where Mrs Jiggers and Mr Bobolink discuss birds. The narrator recalls a comical fall on ice and reflects on growing old while neighborly birds sing their names to the rhythm of a Bobolink refrain.

Very Likely Charen Nostalgia Grows Over Circus Calliope Endings

In a playful exchange, Gotham and Charen reminisce about circus parades featuring two calliope at the end. They ponder the purpose and the sentiment behind such an ending, suggesting an era when the worst was yet to come.

Charen Gotham Gonie Trewlon

Made No Rash Promises About Time to Plans

A conversation fragment shows a cautious promoter describing timelines. The speaker notes conservative estimates, suggesting a full year before significant actions or guarantees could be expected. The exchange hints at measured optimism amid doubt.

Ife

Othello Production Lacks Electric Light Cues

A fragment notes an incomplete staging of Othello with lighting absent or improvable. The lines hint at Desdemona’s fate and a possible pivotal moment involving Iago’s manipulation, suggesting production constraints and paraphrased or garbled commentary.

New Relativity Theory Mentioned by Uncle to James

Fragmentary tale shows James hearing his uncle discuss relativity as a joke about his bride. The uncle teases James by asking if he is proud to have such a pretty girl relative, prompting James to respond with a wry remark about relativity theory.

James

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