Uneven Hemlines for Autumn Fashion Trends
A Paris fashion specialist notes autumn will favor uneven hemlines and asymmetric detailing, with slender silhouettes for day and evening wear. Two tone jumpers and designer two color schemes gain traction, while pastels soften with winter fur pairings. Paris shows drive trends, though New York previews may lag.
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Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
Parisienne
Jess
New York
Hay-Mak
Milk Standards Are Set Right by USDA Revisions
The Agriculture Department announces revised standards for milk and products including pasteurized, homogenized, skimmed and buttermilk plus evaporated and condensed forms. Definitions cover goat and ewe milks, drying processes, fats, solids, moisture limits, and aging exclusions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Food Standard Committee
Association of American Dairy, Food and Drug Officials
Association of Official Agricultural Chemists
Air Treatment for Inflating Udder Prevents Milk Fever
The article describes a preventive method for milk fever in cows through withholding udder milk for 24 hours after calving to distend the udder with retained milk. It cites Jersey and Biltmore farms in North Carolina where cases declined and notes sanitary conditions, with air injection as a treatment for developed cases.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Jersey
Biltmore Farms
North Carolina
Leave Foal in Barn for Suckling and Quiet Field Work
A farm guidance note recommends leaving the foal in the barn while the mare works in the field. This prevents interference with labor, reduces snivery risk, and helps the foal grow faster. If possible, bring the mare back to nurse once in the forenoon and again in the afternoon for two to three weeks.
The Horse and Man educates on equine roles in America
A one reel educational film titled The Horse and Man pays tribute to horses’ service to humans. It notes the horse’s economic role, mentions breeds and uses, and cites postwar shifts with gasoline and urban life. Copies are available from the Washington department and through Miscellaneous Circular 27-M.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
How to Thin Fruit In Orchard
Guide on thinning fruit advises using workers to remove excess fruit while the owner supervises briefly and then returns home. It warns that remaining fruit may be improperly left if the owner continues to work or loses resolve, risking overburdened trees.
Calf Rearing Guidelines For Pasture and Feed
Keep the calf off pasture until three months old and avoid fresh grass. Feed limited alfalfa or prairie hay and liberal grain such as whole oats, cracked corn, and bran. Limit milk to one gallon or less per feeding.
Farm Wisdom From a Practical Almanac Line
Advice on farming and livestock emphasizes water for cows, poultry culling, and planting trees on bare land. It promotes white pines, weed destruction before wheat, and seizing small opportunities to create lasting luck, with notes on ground preparation and resource use.
How Many Women Get Up Singing
A drought of appetite and fatigue plagues a Georgia mother of three who finds relief with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash after six bottles. Testimonies from Mrs Belle Thompson of Rossville and Mrs Irene Reep of Decatur credit renewed energy and sleep to the remedies.
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Belle Thompson
Route 2
Rossville
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia AB
Decatur
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Irene Reep
Greenwood Ave
Decatur, Ill
Lake Superior Area and Credit Boom Highlight Economy
Lake Superior covers 31,800 square miles as a vast fresh water resource. Americans are buying on credit at a rate of 5 billion dollars annually, signaling strong consumer activity and credit usage.
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Lake Superior
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Helen Willis
Riviera
Jean Patou
Worth
Couture
Molyneux
Lanvin
Redmond
Text of Standards
Georgia
Castor
Fletcher
Pour B. Hawk
Philadelphia
Rodin Museum
Northwestern Yeast Co
North
Ashland Ave
Chicago, Ll
Castile
W. B.A
Kirk
James S. Kirk & Co
W. North Ave
Chicago
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