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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
3
Fashion note from New York City outlines adaptable garments for women pilots. It highlights a versatile chemisette or yoke, a three sleeve style, and a long faced option. The eight gore skirt features panel effects, slim hips, full flare, and invisible back closure with adaptable fabric choices from linen to lace and batistes.
A fashion description outlines versatile garments with varying necks sleeves and guimpes plus collar options. Then a prosperity roundup reports rising steel and cotton demand, heavy mill expansions in Rhode Island and New England, large unfilled orders, and expected record capital for railroad and industrial growth. Strong entities include Providence Rhode Island, United States Steel Corporation, Jones & Laughlin, Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel, New England textile players, and Lake Superior trade indicators.
Rev Mr Kendall of Cleveland spoke at the Penn Grove Assembly Bible study, contrasting modern churches with the church of St Paul. He deplored opera singers in choirs and wealth bias in church officer selection, saying such issues hinder many from joining.
Oklahoma treasurer James Menefee placed 110260 of the state’s funds in a Kansas City bank, despite an Oklahoma guaranty law meant to protect public money. The state examiner and inspector Taylor reported the transfer, noting the funds receive no protection from the state law.
The piece argues highways demand extensive study and funding. It compares rail and trolley road needs, stresses track quality, and notes vehicle variety makes highway design complex. It urges cross discipline effort and patient investment for a lasting, well funded solution.
A. H. Gibson of Jacksonville touts sawdust roads, noting one county trial where two earth ridges and six inches of mixed sawdust and clay create a road that bearing heavy vehicles does not imprint. The contractor’s cost was $297 per mile and repairs are simple if holes occur, with Georgia examples over twenty years old remaining sound.
A wart removal method uses a single X ray session lasting 15 to 30 minutes. Warts do not fall off during treatment but drop off within a week to ten days, leaving smooth skin with no scarring. Scalp warts affect adults and are easily cured by the same X-ray approach.
The article describes Buff Wyandottes with rose combs as market fowls good for fall and winter laying, and notes their docile nature and suitability for small yards. It explains ideal poultry ranges with fruit trees, shade, and green forage, plus mulching to reduce insect pests. It also showcases a lean-to poultry house attached to a building, with roosts, dropping boards, and separate yards for each section.
A long-winded advice piece discusses nest boxes, dropping boards, and straw kept on floors, favoring a cheap utility shed over a separate house. It covers scratching sheds, the impact of food on egg flavor, feather pecking remedies, dry ground advantages, and year round feed including cabbage beets and shredded alfalfa.
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