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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
1
A fashion note from the New York Herald Tribune discusses the summer shift toward feminine dress details. Jabots widen reverses and godets appear, with lingerie jabots and embroidered organdie yokes gaining favor. White silk and tailored panels enliven lighter frocks as the season moves away from mannish styles.
Fashion notes describe skirts with flowing lines over wider silhouettes and avoid tight panels. Floral plaited and layered panel styles rise, including three-tier and spiraled effects. A popular two piece jumper sports frock features plaid silk jersey, side platted detail, and a white neck ribbon.
Navy blue holds favor in two piece outfits across leading designers. The color appears strong in ensembles and tailored looks, pairing well with ersilan red and gobelin blue. The shade is described as youthful and universally flattering, signaling a major seasonal trend.
The article surveys summer fashion ensembles featuring gowns in soft fabrics like crepe chiffon and voile with contrasting or matching wraps. It highlights Lanvin designs in black and white chiffon and voile, and notes the practicality and economy of coat and gown combinations, while stressing coats as adaptable pieces.
The article notes fashion shifts in pearl jewelry from oversized winter chokers to smaller pearls for summer wear. It describes a trend toward imitation pearls in single strings, popular in American graduations, as regimens of taste vary with season.
The article notes waterproofed silks in many colors from America Japan and England. It mentions lightweight water proofed silk garments as among the finest models and suggests tailor made rain garments from West of England for warmer use.
A survey of summer beachwear for girls notes bold color contrasts and varied fabrics from satin and taffeta to cotton and terry. French and American designs appear, with two piece outfits, flannel coats, and rubber accessories, highlighting lively coats, short frocks, and knee-length dresses suitable for warm weather.
A children party led by Mrs. Cucumber Green ends in a cherished family scene. Allie Baa the doll enjoys the care and the children’s dolls attend, while the bedside scene reflects a mother’s praise and a child’s contentment in a cozy corner of Number Four Green Lane.
In a domestic scene, Marion defends her swelled mood at dinner as her mother cautions against improper behavior. The exchange highlights family tension over manners and age expectations in a quiet, everyday moment.
Animal husbandry division offers basic tips for first time sheep growers. Correct catching methods prevent struggle, then lift and place the sheep on its rump to reduce movement. Cut wool smooth and close, roll fleece with the inside out for market appeal, and use hard finish twine to tie fleeces. Store in clean dry bags to avoid moisture and dust and use sturdy woven sacks for shipment to protect value.
Kansas breeders show rising interest in purebred horses as licenses for stallion owners increase by about 150 since last year. The Kansas State Agricultural College herd has sold 17 stallions and mares to breeders in ten months, with notable sires Colear, Vazelton Lad, and Colgar highlighted. Prices remain fair and demand steady across the state, reports Professor Mackintosh.
Farmers face losses as hogs fed on pasteurized whey skim milk or buttermilk are marketed as clean and disease free. Yet some cattle herds supplying milk to the factory are badly infected with tuberculosis, a cost charged back to farmers on hog sale prices across markets.
One key requirement for baby beeves is finishing at market weight. Kansas State Agricultural College expert R W Kiser notes calves need a well balanced fattening ration to carry enough finish. Ground ear corn with tie and hay is too bulky and slows fattening.
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