Right Working Of Grading System Grows Farmer Satisfaction
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article argues federal grain grades aid country buyers in maintaining standards. It explains testing first loads to gauge quality, checking graders, and the farmer's right to official sample certificates to ensure accurate No. 1 grading. It notes risks of overgrading and under weighing harming farmers and buyers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Result of Analysis of a Farm Business
A farm business benefits from systematic cost and income analysis to market profitably and plan future expenditures. The U S Department of Agriculture advocates formal analysis to identify strong and weak points in management, aiding farmers in assembling and classifying large and small income and cost items for yearly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Farm Management
Immense Loss by Rodents Across United States
Rodents of various kinds cause widespread damage to food and feed crops in the United States with losses estimated at 300 million dollars. The piece urges persistent concerted campaigns to counter these pests for those involved in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Farm byproducts and soil practices from a farm guide
The text discusses silo forage insurance and the value of manure as a by product from livestock. It notes cowpeas soy beans and velvet beans are closely related and calls barnyard manure a key farm by product. It mentions bank money in a safe and green crops turned under as investments and urges fall plowing to destroy a pest that plagued the season.
Fancy Furs Highlight Paris Couture for Women
A Paris fashion note dishes on fancy fur trends for ladies coats and wraps. Barrel wraps in musquash and mink, rich brocades, and rolled kolinsky collars dominate Paris ateliers. A short fichu style wrap for slimmer figures gains popularity among American girls, with slipper satin accents appearing in high end hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Kolinsky
SNAP FASTENERS ON UNDIES
Lingerle straps which can be transferred from one undie to another by unsnapping the fasteners are dainty and handy. They can be made of batiste or satin and trimmed with cross-stitching, chiffon flowers, ribbons, or pastel French knots. Shoulder straps stay secure and avoid removing garments to refasten.
Satin fabrics foreseen for spring hats and garments
The article notes satin materials likely to be used extensively in advance spring millinery and apparel for women. It mentions satin’s heavy texture and anticipated demand for softly swathed, full drape effects, with talks of satin replacing heavier winter fabrics and hints of smart models already seen in satin.
Velour Sailor for Girls Tops Fashion Accessories
Velour hats dominate this season for girls from infancy to high school with soft fluffy sailors and varied brims. Straight or roll brimmed sailors use plain ribbon bands while tricorne styles feature ribbon bands with rosettes or bows. Velvet remains in vogue for dressy looks, while plain or plaid worsted wool and wool jersey outfits suit everyday wear. embroidery in bright wool hues is a popular trim.
Stripes and Plaids Vogue in Rodier Spring Woolens
A Paris dispatch notes Rodier expands spring woolens with large stripes and plaids in bright and soft tones. New weaves imitate embroidery via hand loom effects, including Serge Gansella and Rubanor. Moroccan cache mire in three tones named Berberrina appears in plain colors favored for Riviera trade. A large white serge double plaid shows geranium, canary, jade and other hues.
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Rodier
Paris
Passementerie
Cachemire
Riviera
ADDS TO WORK BASKET LID SKETCH FOR LID FITTING
A practical sketch demonstrates a method to fit the lid of a work basket. Cut stiff card to lid size and cover with pale pink satin, sateen, or similar fabric. Sew a broad elastic band across the upper part at intervals to hold the cover in place.
Sewing accessory for small work baskets described
The article forms several small loops into which scissors bodkina and packets of needles can be slipped and held. A lower pocket is sewn on sateen and gathered into a tiny frill. It is fastened on the inner side of a work-basket by several stitches through the corners and wicker work.
Bird Hunters Clever Trick In Nigeria Deceives Birds
An African hunter from Bassa, Munshi tribe, dressed in a straw shirt to resemble a bird and stalked quarry, successfully luring birds in northern Nigeria. The method, though risky and requiring skill, often yields birds, while in the United States such deception would invite danger.
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Africa
Temple Manning
St. Louis Republic
Nigeria
Bassa
Munshi
Change in Woman's Life Promoted by Pinkham Remedy
A woman from Fremont Ohio testifies to relief from hot flashes nervousness backache and irritability after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She notes improvements in overall health after 16 years of experience and invites inquiries for guidance from Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Apc
Poleon St
Fremont
Ohio
Pinkham’s Vegetable Co
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Fringe trims for party dresses and sweaters
Puffings make pretty trim for party frocks and are charming for sweet sixteen. Used in silk or ribbon about an inch wide on a net or georgette frock, they create a pictorial effect. Fringe edging and box plaitings appear on sweaters and children's dresses, with covered buttons remaining a chic detail from wrist to elbow.
Fad in Paris Blouses Shows Loose Short Styles
Latest fashion notes describe blouses as short and loose, reaching about inches below the waistline, a fad gaining attention in Paris. The trend emphasizes lightweight fabrics and a relaxed silhouette popular among urban shoppers and fashion observers.
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Paris
March of Arabs under Lawrence in El-Wish siege
Describes Colonel Lawrence leading Arab allies into El-Wish with a colorful, barbaric pageant. Feleal in white, a shereef in red, Bedouins bearing purple banners, drums, and 8,000 camels forming the bodyguard. War song honors Felsal and family amid a vivid panorama.
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Lawrence
El-Wish
Feleal
Felsal
Scouts Keep the Law Says Tacoma Scout Link
Attorney Harmen of Tacoma cites juvenile court data claiming not a single active scout among boys passing through the court in the last year. With 700 boys in the Tacoma council, investigation shows only two offenders had any scouting connection at any time.
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UV. BE. Harmen
Tacoma
Wash
James KE
West
Floating hotels and landlocked sailors in a sea of frames
A fragment describes a hybrid mariner named Flo, an old salt who spends his days aboard a liner like Many Ann or Lina Jane. He’s depicted as distant from the sea compared with a real seaman who savors storms, while Flo remains largely inland and detached from the ocean’s caprices.
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Flo
Rice Fielden Increasing Across Manchuria
Rice cultivation expands in Manchuria with Korean settlers starting the growth, now mainly by Chinese farmers. Japan also opens wild lands along railways to create paddy fields reaching several ports. The yearly rice crop totals about 8,000,000 bushels.
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Manchuria
Concrete Ships In Oakland Cement Vessel Debate Heats Up
The United States slipping board ordered discontinued work on a concrete ship at Oakland California sparking talk that stone vessels as freight carriers may be dead. Yet the steamer Falkth has shown such ships are structurally feasible and the idea persists.
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United States
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad and Electric Razor Remark
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it cleanses the blood and prevents colds while warning some cases remain uncured. The text also notes an inventor mounting a large electric rim in a safety razor handle, prompting the remark that it may ensure a nighttime shave.
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Eigfish
Swamp Root Kidney Ailment Cure Ad Excerpt
There is one medicine that stands out for cure of kidneys liver and bladder cases Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is the remedy needed in thousands of distressing cases It is a gentle healing vegetable compound Start treatment at once Bold at all drug stores in two sizes medium and large Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Imer Co Binghamton NY Mention this paper Ady
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Kilmer
Dr. Imer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Ady
A Frameup Two Lines of Dialogue in Courtship Folly
A Louisville Couriers Journal excerpt presents a sharp exchange about a father’s reaction to an attempted marriage. A man asks what he said when the daughter’s betrothal was pressed, and the reply notes women’s attempt to shift blame if the marriage fails.
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Louisville Couriers Journal
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Jong
Velours
Sailor
Mrs. Godden
Duane
the Model Cleaners and Dyers
Broadway
Denver, Colo
Paragon Auto Radiator CO
Court Place
Denver
Cols
Pere Rere
Halls
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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