Liberty in Dress Sets Fashion Tone in Paris Reports
A Paris fashion correspondent notes unprecedented freedom in women's dress with prints, lace, wide skirts, and crinoline effects all popular. Descriptions cover Créations by Drecoll, Lanvin, Philippe & Gaston, Agnes, Jenny, Poiret, Vionnet, and others, highlighting lace panels, embroidered motifs, beading, and bold color combos. The piece emphasizes novelty through styling twists like bold overskirts, capes, and two-part waistlines, plus short jackets and statement gowns.
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New York Tribune
Berthas
Drecoll
Lanvin
Agnes
Foulard
Jenny
Poiret
Chanel
Beer
Worth
Patou
Time of Cutting Alfalfa for Hay
The article discusses alfalfa timing for hay production, noting eight to forty days of good growing weather and regional variation. It compares cutting stages from bud to seed pod, with experiments at the Kansas station guiding optimal timing to balance yield, stand life, and quality.
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United States Department On Agriculture
Legion
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Culling Small Flock of Sheep Profitable Says Expert
J C Holmes of South Dakota State college advises farmers with small flocks to cull periodically after shearing. Assess each ewe for wool weight and quality to decide on culling. Branding ewes for culling or market can boost profits as with poultry eggs and meat.
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J. C. Holmes
South Dakota State College
Growth in Certified Potato Seed Production 1919–22
United States Department of Agriculture reports rapid gains in certified potato seed. Acres meeting seed standards rose from 8,750 in 1919 to 17,258 in 1922 with certified seed output at 2,273,900 bushels. Canada also boosted certified seed to 308,665 bushels in 1922.
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United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Soy Beans to Replace Alfalfa in Lamb Feed
A winter trial at the Minneapolis station compared corn and soy bean hay with corn and alfalfa hay. Lambs fed soy bean hay gained a third of a pound per day, consumed less feed, and required six pounds less corn but six pounds more hay per 100 pounds of gain versus alfalfa hay. Whole or ground soy beans with soy bean straw were less satisfactory.
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Mlinois
Hog Efficiency Dives Into Farm By-Products Use
The hog is the most efficient user of farm by products with few exceptions. Hogs, alongside hens, utilize unsound grains, dairy by products, and crop refuse. Corn remains the main diet, helping stabilize pork production and absorb yearly corn price fluctuations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculure
Timeliness in Spraying to Fight Plant Diseases
The article stresses timely spraying to control fungal diseases, noting both leaf surfaces must be covered for effective protection. It warns many growers delay until infection appears, after which treatment is ineffective.
Advantages of Sweet Clover for Stock
The soybean can be grown successfully with corn and is becoming a popular crop in the corn belt. It can be hogged down and helps balance the corn ration. It grows on varied soils but requires inoculation when first planted. Hay is high in protein and palatable, and the plant increases silage value when grown with silage corn.
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Corn Belt
Land Use Shift From Tillage To Pasture Promised
Those needing more pasture may select tillable land and convert it to pasture for a few years. The move aims to improve land, raise animal numbers and outputs, and offset crop reductions through pasture gains and potential profit.
Mysterious disease hits yellow soybean crops in Ohio
A news bulletin from Ohio State University describes a mysterious disease affecting yellow varieties of soybeans causing seed mottling. Experts suspect soil factors or tillage practices rather than seed genetics as the cause.
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Ohio State University
Tanlac credited by Chicago man in strong testimonial
Alfred R Morlock advertising man from Chicago says Tanlac restored energy and appetite after a year of poor health. He details indigestion headaches and weight loss and claims he gained ten pounds and now feels capable of heavy work. Tanlac sold by all druggists with 87 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Alfred R. Morlock
N. Hamlin Ave
Chicago
Taniac
Partners Economic Professor What is part nership
A firm consisting of at least three parties a senior partner a junior partner and the government as described by the American Mutual Magazine.
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American Mutual Magazine
Why Take Laxatives Why Take Laxatives
An eminent medical authority warns against pills and salts for constipation, urging natural lubrication. It promotes Nujol as a safe, non medicinal lubricant that aids regular bowel movements without griping, used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
Pine beetle ravages timber worth millions in the West
In the last decade the western pine beetle has killed merchantable pine timber valued at over 3.6 million dollars in southern Oregon and northern California, vastly exceeding fire losses by a factor of about fifty.
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Oregon
California
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without knowing it. Kidney health affects other organs and can cause back pain headaches and loss of ambition. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a cure increasing energy and calmness. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Kilmer and Co. Binghamton New York. medium and large bottles sold at drug stores.
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Kulmer
Sydney
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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