Dhat Well Dressed Woman Promotes 1920s Frocks Styles
A fashion column extols diverse party frocks from high waist to no waistlines. It highlights net skirts, lace overdresses, and soft fabrics like crepe georgette, striped with ribbons, with notes on color pairings and feminine charm.
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Abe
Ingerle
Dry Weather Fight With Holes in Ground
The Southwest adopts pit silos to store green fodder during droughts. J. Michael in El Paso County Colorado built an 85 ton pit silo for 4.45 and fed ten milch cows and twelve heifers through winter, preserving most feed value. Harner brothers in Kansas dig pits fast using threshing blower method. Stones in Oklahoma test thistle silage as feed.
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Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
el Paso
Middle West
United States
Iowa
Mississippi
Michael
Lincoln
Mr. Michael
Kay
Fay Harner
Colby
Panhandle
Albert Stone
Guymon
Mr. Stone
Kansas Agricultural College
Harner
Harners
Ostrich, parrot, and muskrat farms across the United States
The article surveys diverse American farming ventures from Edwin Cawston's possibly largest ostrich operation in Pasadena to terrapin, guinea pig, and muskrat farms. It notes historical ostrich shipments, big markets for plumes, and varied regional enterprises like buffalo in Texas and Chinese pheasants in Oregon, highlighting profitability and risks.
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Turkey
Russia
Germany
Mexico
United States
Pasadena
Cal
Edwin Cawston
Mr. Cawston
Sunbury
Dawston
Victoria
Los Angeles
Coal
Colorado
Canada
Hot Springs
Ark
H. J. Campbell
Florida
Mr. Campbell
Dame Nature
Damocles
Campbell
Texas
Oregon
America
New York
San Francisco
Angahelim
California
Isle of Hope
Georgia
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Beaufort
N.C
Wiliam Hagan
Delaware
Mr. Hagan
Joseph Matlack
Moorestown
N. J
Mut
Jack Iaking
Philadelphia
North American