Dressing for a Smart Summer Wardrobe in Tailored Ensembles
A fashion feature outlines a practical summer wardrobe by Cherie Nicholas, stressing three key outfits: a tailored daytime ensemble, a sporty dress with chic details, and a sheer gown for evening charm. It highlights linen trims, a back-button detail on a checked Irish linen frock, and a black marquisette gown with a velvet waist girdle, noting party frocks reach floor length for the season.
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Daytine Weir
Tve
Western Newspaper Union
Plaid Styles At The Beach In Early Summer Fashion
Readers are presented with a fragmentary fashion note describing plaid plaids as a beachwear trend. Mentions include scarves, sun hats, berets, belts, blossoming details, and various bathing suit styles. The text references skirts and trousers in a resort context with suggestions of color and silhouette.
Fall for Summer Wear A Riot of Color
A fragmented fashion blurb highlights bright summer footwear. It mentions sandals in mesh, kidskin straps, and sport styles in bold colors. The piece notes casual and evening looks with white, cotton tweed, and woolen textures, emphasizing footed style and color variety.
Fing Feathers in Erg 0 Outstanding Trim Rows
Ostrich remains the focal point as versions evolve. Steg experiences shoulder issues and related ge cent adjustments. The note highlights ongoing adjustments and unresolved trims amid feather work.
Sailor Fashion and Nautical Styles for Youth
Sailor themes command high importance in youth fashion and costume design for youngsters and juniors. The piece notes grown ups may borrow nautical details like wide gallor collars, while describing a child in a modified white Irish linen frock with a gallor collar, blue and white banding, and laced fastening.
Fashion item notes for street wear description
A fragment describes a pastel flannel outfit with smart styling for street wear. The piece mentions finger-tip length and long sleeves as key features, noting the garment's suitability with dark dresses. The text is incomplete, limiting deeper specifics or sourcing.
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Coalie
Rotation Plan to Foil Chinch Bugs in 1984 Farms
A report from University of Illinois researchers outlines a rotation plan to combat chinch bugs amid a severe statewide infestation. It recommends spacings of corn and small grains with legumes like clover or soybeans to isolate bug habitats, preserve soil fertility, and keep up to 75 percent of land in legumes, detailing five and four year rotations and substitutions to maximize protection of the corn crop.
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AL A Lang
Aset
Bell Experiment Fields
University of Ilinoie
Baryice
New Alfalfa Bacteria Strains Develop For Higher Yields
Wisconsin college of agriculture develops three alfalfa nodule bacteria strains 107-1 109 and 118 to fix more nitrogen and yield greener leaves. Greenhouse trials show increased hay yields. field tests confirm beneficial inoculation and weed out harmful strains.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
University Agricultural College
Legume hay for brood sows in pregnancy and nursing
Legume hay is a desirable feed for brood sows during pregnancy and nursing. It serves as a filler and provides vitamins and minerals, but during lactation hay should be avoided due to bulk. Ensure water, salt access, exercise, and clean dry bedding.
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Wallaces
Feeding Smutty Corn Silage Harmless For Cattle
Animal husbandry authorities at South Dakota state college report feeding smutty corn silage to cows. In a trial cows gained 205 pounds in 26 days and remained thrifty. Overall condition improved by the end of the study.
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South Dakota State College
Nebraska Farmers Adopt Systematic Farm Accounting
Nebraska farmers rapidly adopt a farming accounting system with University of Nebraska support. Over 2,000 farmers have started farm account books supplied by the College of Agriculture, with extension worker Herman Miller estimating twice as many farmers are keeping books this year compared with last year.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Herman Miller
Nebraska College
Natalie and Dick Plan Quick Wedding After Fund Cash Gift
Dick pursues a hard bargain to help Natalie and her mother. Natalie feigns thrift to spur savings, securing a $2200 check from her mother. The couple reunites amid hopeful plans for marriage and a shared future.
What a Young Girl Should Know About Life
A column argues mothers should teach daughters broader life values beyond reproduction. It urges girls to know themselves including strengths and weaknesses, learn to get along with others, discern lasting satisfactions from fleeting joys, and understand the destiny of women and the role of sex. Emphasizes self mastery, self-knowledge, and using knowledge as power for happiness. Ball Syndicate, WNU Service.
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Ufe
Ife
Lfe
Ball Syndicate
WNU Service
Wallpaper tricks to alter room perception
Chicago Tribune advises using horizontal patterns to visually lower a high ceiling and extend wallpaper down to meet side walls. For small rooms with low ceilings vertical stripes or tiny light patterns add height, while bold scenic designs create depth. avoid dropping the ceiling.
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Chicago Tribune
Backwoods Fishermen Car Ride Ends With Plow Incident
A carload of fishermen in a sparsely populated area without phones or newspapers encounters a man plowing a field with a single shovel and his wife. A newspaper blown from the car frightens the woman, she runs away, and she tears up the plow before the husband repairs the harness and resumes work.
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Independence Examiner
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Florida
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Dorothy
Europe
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Natalia
Maning Co
Dpt
Chicago
Mae
Lord & Amee, Inc
Michigan Ave
Leroy
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