Spraying Techniques and Shade Tree Advice for Oklahoma Fruit growers
Agricultural notes discuss spraying fruit trees to prevent fungal diseases using Bordeaux or copper sulfate mixes, with application timing and mixture ratios. It covers equipment, costs from 10 to 200 dollars, and guidance on tree selection for shade such as locust and catalpa, plus remarks on school greenhouse programs and improving fruit quality through careful sizing and handling.
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Barcel
Oklahoma
Jed
Catalpa
Fragmented Local Notice on Mana Event
Incomplete OCR reads rough event note from Mana area. Key details and timing are unreadable. Further clarification required to identify parties, place, and date.
Modern asparagus planting and weed concerns in old farms
The article contrasts shallow modern asparagus planting with old deep trench methods and warns against dense planting. It describes optimal root depth, spacing, and the shift to larger field cultivation. It also highlights dangers of jimine weed and advises mowing weeds and reseeding grass. It touches on meat prices, cattle markets, and grain costs impacting farmers.
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Aia
Light Mik Conte Highlights Fashion Revival Trends
Home and fashions discuss revived styles from the Loute period with bishop sleeves and piping trims. It notes one tone color trends, use of taffeta gowns, pale gray and black lace coats, and Venetian decorative garniture with appliques and embroidery for summer gowns.
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Jessan
Rememer
Ralston
Lailies' Home Journal
Ince Faust
Odd Hats Dominate The New Season Styles
The article notes extreme millinery oddities and high prices shaping the season. Cheap hats exist but the novelty looks emerge as rich bordered faces and extravagant shapes. Scarves hang behind square brims while veiled veils and decorative mantles feature in upcoming fashion.
Glace Models From Paris Describe Velvet Appliqué Frock Styles
Daily from Paris describe glace models trimmed with velvet appliqué adding solidity to simple taffeta frocks. A new green shade taffeta features a large Irish crochet collar in a Russian blouse style with a wide belt.
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Tiron Tiem
Paris
Velvet Trimmed Coats Highlight 1900s Fashion
A fragment describes black velvet ribbon trims on light coats and black taffeta jackets with velvet edging. It notes slim silhouettes with Gibson plait backs and waist shaping, plus black silk grenadine gowns with lace inserts and decorative silk cords on tunic fronts.
Fragmented historical note on Venetian patterns and fashion
A garbled OCR fragment discusses elegant motifs and real Venetian patterns, mentioning weaving, fabric design, and archival contexts. No clear events or persons are identifiable beyond generic fashion and mining terms.
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Himitathun
Real
Mie
Balai
Fashionable 1902 Girl Plans Smart Economies in Dress
The article notes how economy and luxury mix as fashion evolves. It highlights the 1902 girl saving income for "little things" and using multiple overdresses to suit one drop skirt, with ready to wear shirts and canvas suits priced around 10.60 to 16 dollars. It praises soft untum ing toussine as a favored fabric.
Plain skirts dominate fashion with simple elegance
The fashion scene favors plain skirts over plaite and folds, with elaborate trimmings and jeweled embroidery reserved for evening wear. The era shows decay of ornate styles as the best look remains straightforward and graceful.
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la Mode
Unclear gown description from a fashion note
The text describes gowns with chiffon and lace details, mentioning a white dress, a long import from Maris las, and decorative trimmings like a bow and jewel accents. It presents a garbled fashion fragment focusing on fabric, cut, and style.
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Maris Las
Detitantinn wt Wbohth Comnarannnee Cloth
Cloth continues for the spring as work slows and orders drop. Trade notes show producers cautious about output and pricing with several mills facing tight demand as markets wobble and inventories rise.
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Baidinge
The Mountain of Transfiguration by Frederick Hall
Dwight Van Wert bears a harsh self view yet grows through teasing and vanity. Grace Sereno, sought after and admired, attracts his obsessions as friends plot to curb his possessive advances.
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Frederick Hall
The Engagement Announcement of Dwight Van Wert
The narrator learns Dwight Van Wert plans to marry his beloved Grace, prompting a mix of admiration and surprise. Van Wert declares the engagement in a private moment, describing his chosen bride as the best and dearest, with plans for a June ceremony and a European honeymoon aboard the Campanite.
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Rod
Van
Bie
Dwight van Wert
Europe
New Jerusalem
Fewer Couriers in Kansas City Penitentiary
The Kansas City warden doubts the idea that convicts lack social contact after release. He notes two inmates under his charge have seen 2,000 prisoners over 25 years since arrival at the institution. He adds that there are fewer inmates in the jail than a year ago, prompting speculation on rising lawfulness in Kansas.
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Kansas Agricultural
Baxter
Xter
Ional
Meer
Wilson
Smith
Cliewae
Kansas
Kansas City Penitentiary
Jralteriiary
Kaneay
KaMawity Journal
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