Nice Sets Pace for Chic Gowns in Nice Fashion Season
Social season opens in Nice with American representation amid Mediter ranean scenery. Fashion notes feature fur mantles, two shade tan coats in duvetyn, bright tartan silks, Lanvin and Jenny gowns, daring black satin evening dress with lattice tulle, and new hats including cellophane braids, turbans, and wired lace trims.
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Nice
Mediterranean
Var
Alps
Grandstand
Templars
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Lanvin
Chantilly
Jenny
Amazon
Hiack
Langin
Fate
Lewis
Brands and Standards Shape Foreign Market Growth
The article explains how brands and quality labeling drive export trade, especially in dairy. It notes that branded, inspected products win foreign buyers, while unbranded butter loses market share. It cites Denmark New Zealand and U.S. inspection practices as models for building long term international demand.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Federal Bureau of Markets
Denmark
Continent
South America
Tropics
New Zealand
Europe
Federal Department of Agriculture
Canal
Central America
Small Hous es Best for Chicken Flock
Poultry guidance notes that smaller breeds are as active as larger ones and need proportional space. For flocks of 40 to 50, allow four to five square feet per bird, with square designs saving lumber. A fourteen foot width and low height aid warmth and sun exposure while preventing dampness.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poor Hatch Rates in Poultry Aids from USDA Guidance
The U S department of agriculture says poor hatches arise from varied factors. Check breeding stock conditions for strong germs, proper egg handling before incubation, and correct incubation conditions. When using incubators, keep dual temperature records for each machine to compare and improve future results.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Never Plow Under Manure for Clover Seeding
Farmers are advised not to plow under manure or fertilizers when sowing field clover. Manure left on the surface after disking acts as mulch to conserve moisture, especially during hot midseason dry weather.
Eskimo Winter Home Described in Greenland
Roger Pocock notes a Greenland winter dugout with turf walls and driftwood beams. The single window faces the Arctic night and a long tunnel serves as the entry to a large room where the dogs sleep, a raised family dais sits at the rear, and a stone stove with a rag wick fuels warmth and cooking.
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Greenland
Roger Pocock
Wide World Magazine
Fur Shop Sign Sparks Memory At Spring Hat Reveal
A Japanese tie area fur shop advertises on site repairs for ladies and gentlemen skins while they wait. A woman discovers instant relief from troubles as she dons a newly styled spring hat.
Quiet Week at Home Stirs Family Rumors
Timothy endures quiet days as father studies lessons for Sunday school and brother John rehearses lodge rituals. Friday brings Nelle to a debating club and mother eyes a bridge group though grandmother scoffs at formal study. The tale ends with a sharp quip on goodbyes and closeness.
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Tiny Timothy
Father
Brother John
Sister Nelle
Mother
Little Timothy
Grandmother
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