Fashion Waves Shift Toward Formalism in Sports Mode
A Paris fashion view notes sport wear waning as formalism rises led by Lanvin and Chanel. The piece tracks the swing silhouette, fur-trimmed coats, and the return of formality after the sport era plus designers Drecoli and Drecoli's dignified gowns.
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Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
London
New York
Palm Beach
Riviera Villas
Nice
Monte Carlo
Cannes
Haute Monde
Jeanne Lanvin
Lucien Lelong
Gabrielle Chanel
Sanitation in Hog Pens and Poultry Yards
The article stresses long standing need for clean ground to prevent disease in hogs and poultry. It explains how roundworms and coccidiosis spread in filthy yards, urges rotating ground, fresh ground yearly, and moving housing to new plots to reduce losses and improve profits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Proper Time to Cut Soy Beans for Crop of Hay
Soy beans should be cut for hay when the beans begin to harden and the lower leaves yellow. Early cut hay is too green to cure well, while late cut hay loses leaves. The leaves are most valuable for feed and should be cured with the rest. Curing takes three to four days in good weather, then windrow and pickup. rain or poor weather may require turning windrows, especially with heavy beans.
Inspect Wheat Bins for Weevil and Meal Worms
Kansas State Agricultural College specialists warn that wheat bins may harbor meal worms and weevils. Inspection before cold weather finds worms near bin edges and on top. as temperatures drop worms move toward the center. Infested wheat is best treated before 70 degrees.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Rye Pasture for Hogs Boosts Winter Pig Growth
Rye makes a splendid fall winter and early spring pasture for hogs. Pigs with winter access to rye pasture better utilize other seeds and brood sows pasture access leads to stronger thriftier piglets. Plant for pasture as soon as moisture allows.
Soy Beans Supplemented Diets for Poultry Compare Tankage
Purdue University researchers studied 1000 White Leghorn and Barred Rock birds over four years. They found soy beans require a mineral mix to match tankage protein and mineral content. A mash of bran middlings and soy meal with a mineral blend produced nearly the same egg output as tankage. without minerals, soy alone yielded few eggs.
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Purdue University
Purdue
University At Lafayette
Ind
Prevent Barn Drafts by Using Good Air Flues
The rural engineering department of the State College of Agriculture New Brunswick urges controlled barn ventilation. Install intake and out take damped flues, about one fourth square foot openings each for 59 cfm, with airtight two layer board construction and ridge vent, intakes on opposite barn sides for wind variability.
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State College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Solve the Silo Problem in Various Communities
The passage explains that silo filling requires concentrated labor but is comparable to other harvesting efforts. Communities cooperate to mobilize enough workers, sometimes hiring extra help, to rapidly clear fields for seeding and store feed for winter. The method yields high feed value from silage compared to alternative harvests.
Noxious Weeds and Agricultural Practices Noted
The article urges eradication of noxious weeds and highlights rising wheat prices worldwide. It discusses seed selection for sweet potatoes, frost timing, and uses black locust posts for fencing. It notes cattle and horse market signals, grasshopper egg laying, and the role of disking in destroying eggs.
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