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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
9
The article discusses new street costumes mixing Empire Directoire and princess styles with modified charm. It notes flat trimming lines on coats matching skirt trim, and sharper overall silhouette with straight loose fronts on coats of varying lengths.
Instructions describe making a pumice stone paste with muslin for spill prevention, a dry cloth for glass cleaning, a soap sal soda turpentine mixture, and a method to remove match marks with lemon. Also notes hot milk for stain removal and a Washington agriculture department experiment reference.
An editorial review in the Medical Record discusses that fresh fruits are mostly water and carbohydrates with sugars and acids varying by fruit. It notes apples and similar fruits have 1–2 percent acid, lemons 7 percent or more, and that fruit can be a viable source of nutrients.
On December first the highest bidder will purchase for cash in front of Dooly and Bakers barn North Yakima Washington a five year old imported Shire stallion named Molton Bonfire No 20724 By order of the company G T Baker 4541 Sec and Treas si
Spokane reports Samuel C. Lancaster of the U S Department of Agriculture praises Washington state for its trap rock deposits and strong public support for roads. He notes local effort, forecasts Washington leading western states, and discusses road-building guidance and cooperation with residents. Smiley Walden of Zillah discusses a 12 000 box apple harvest, prices, and profits, with labor costs and acreage details.
Three hundred attendees at the Red Men masquerade ball in Tieton hall heard prize awards for best dressed couple J T Bragg and Miss Engdall and best waltzing couple Mr and Mrs Val Meyers. Other winners included Mr and Mrs J C Ostrander most comic character Mrs W H Sams and best sustained character Mrs J C Steiper. Prizes ranged from 2.50 to 10 dollars.
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