Paris sees Czecho-Slovak embroidery in fall fashion
Paris fashion notes showcase Czecho-Slovak inspired dresses and coats with black and white embroideries. Designers including Lanvin and Johny blend Moravian motifs with sleek tailored suits, tunics, and long coats. The trend features red, white, black patterns, peasant coifs, and embroidered chemises, applied to both dresses and jackets.
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Paris
Jeanne Lanvin
Lanvin
Republic
Bach
Mme
Johny
Greater Use of Cheaper Feeds for Winter Cattle
United States Department specialists urge farmers to rely more on roughages to cut costs while maintaining gains. Emphasizing straw and silage, they advise shredding fodder, using corn fodder wisely, and supplementing with limited protein concentrates.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Corn-Belt
Middle Western States
Indiana
Nebraska
Large value of oat straw for dairy cow feed
According to average analyses 100 pounds of oat hay provide 4.6 pounds protein 38.1 pounds carbohydrates and 1.7 pounds fat totalling 46.4 pounds of nutrients. Oat hay surpasses timothy in protein content especially when protein feeds are costly.
Sudan grass gains place as catch crop across the United States
Sudan grass proves successful in nearly all regions, not a money crop but a strong second line of defense for farmers. It often replaces millet as the premier catch crop due to fair yields and high quality hay under low rainfall. It thrives across soil types but yields large amounts only on good soils and fails on cold, poorly drained land.
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United States
Seedbed Culture and Planting Instructions
A fragment outlines seedbed preparation and planting steps. It mentions preparing seedbeds, improving seed by selection, planting seed after ensuring disease resistance, soaking or treating seeds, and thorough cultivation of the bed from sprouting to planting. The text is garbled and mixed with stray punctuation.
Swallowing His Words In a Child’s Mischief
A Boston Transcript fragment recalls Little Jimmy punished for naughtiness muttering to himself I’se swearin’ but ’se ’chewin’ it up so God won’t hear me The tender moment captures a boy’s secret resolve in a domestic scene.
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Jimmy
Boston Transcript
Cuticura Advertises Baby Rash Relief and Wealth Change
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing itchy baby rashes with hot baths and ointment followed by perfumed talcum. It claims purity and sweetness and notes 26 cents each everywhere. A separate boast quotes money making by spending less.
Federal official learns agriculture from summer farm crop misread
A Washington official buys a summer home farm and walks its fields. He scolds a hired man for leaving grass cuttings to dry, calling them dribblings. The man replies that dribblings are the crop, ending the exchange with a humorous twist.
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Washington
Professor-collector confrontation echoes in Gargoyle tale
The narrator questions a Professor and a Factotum about a collector, revealing a tense exchange. The Professor doubts the account while the narrator contemplates personally informing him, set within the Michigan Gargoyle context.
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Michigan Gargoyle
Mothers and the myth of growing up in medical thought
In critical prose from the New York Medical Journal a psychologist notes that mothers cling to children in knee pants, resisting their passage to adulthood. The piece argues parental affection masks a wish to keep children dependent, signaling unconscious interference with a child’s push toward an independent life.
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New York Medical Journal
Inquiry Misinterpreted in Boston Transecript
A fragment from a Boston transcript shows a dialogue where one character asks if the mother objects to kissing. The response denies the question and notes that permitting a kiss does not authorize kissing the entire family.
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Nolv
Boston
Transcript
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Jordan, Minn
Spohn
Seohn Medical Company
Goshen
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