Spanish Note on Fringes Ribbons and Black Gowns in Fashion
Spanish note discusses fringe and ribbon as dominant spring trends with Spanish influence, noting designers' mass production and the shift toward black crepe de chine gowns trimmed with fringe and extensive ribbons. It highlights designer Gabriele Chanel and the appeal of brick crepe de chine models, plus bold capes and coats to match the ensembles.
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Peshing
Gabriele Chanel
Kves Rihhan
Dey
Fringe Trimmed Fashions Highlight Summer Styles
A lengthy feature details fringe usage on bodices blouses hats and wraps with long ribbons and mute panels. It notes fringe draw on creating cape like collars on backs and describes hats gowns and accessories with ribbon trimming and lacey jaubots for tweed suits and evening dresses.
Peas and Fancy Sauces from a Home Cookbook
A column offers varied home recipes for serving peas with Hollandaise sauce and elevating meals with Bunelos veal cakes and tomato sauce. Also included are Pears with Raspberry Puree and a French fondant candy method with practical tips and flavor options.
Choosing the Correct Hat for Women in Everyday Wear
Advice on selecting hats for general and recreational wear stressing elegance and appropriateness. It argues dress hats should be simple and elegant, paired with a handsome gown, and warns against overly elaborate, flashy styles. Color harmony and subtle combinations reveal good design.
Hazy Clippings on Tempering Glassware and Social Change
Readers learn a home method to temper glassware by cooling salted water to improve resilience against temperature shifts. The column then cites reflections on changing times, noting a shift in social judgments from kindly to unkind. Snapshots include aphorisms about thrift, marriage, and a joke about a watch failing after a fall.
Furs for Summer Lynx and Other Fashions Featured
A look at summer fur trends notes lynx and caracal trims on wraps and stoles, minimal cape coats, and wide straight sleeves. A New York fur show forecasts winter fashion with flat furs like ermine and baby lamb, double fur collars, and waist belts shaping circular cape silhouettes.
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New York
Roll Brim Sailor Hat Description in Navy Milan
A roll brim sailor hat with three rows of navy milan separated by white canton cords. Facing and crown in white canton crepe. Ivory ball drops dangle on both sides. The summer fur is sand colored tox.
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Navy
Milan
The Wedding at the Church Ceremonial Entry Details
The bride's mother seats herself at the left front pew as the ushers and bridal party proceed. The groom and best man appear from the vestry, with the maid of honor beside the bride and the best man ready with the ring. The bride’s father walks to the chancel to give away his daughter before joining the family pews.
The Ink Button Suit Sets Fashion for Young Women
The Ink button suit features a longer coat popular with girls in their late teens and early twenties. The vogue favors elongated coats to enhance slender silhouettes, with a one button link to heighten the effect. Navy blue twillcard is the fashionable fabric for suits.
Jewelry style notes highlight pearls and costume gems
The article discusses taste in jewelry from pearls to costume stones, noting pearls’ versatility and the rise of semiprecious pieces. It cautions on selecting flattering styles, emphasizes fashion's whim to mix colors and textures, and mentions black undergarments and dramatic gowns as season trends.
Make Their Own Headgear Home Made Millinery Easy to Con struct
Women can craft their own millinery with straw braid and artificial flowers using simple steps. Styles range from rupon hats to slouchy ribbons, with embroidery, beads, or nail heads for dressy wear. Poppies on red braid remain a popular trim for hats.
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Huta
Witty Witch Delivers Teachable Lecture to Creatures
Witty Witch tells the folres elves and brownies to be proud of their country but fair to others, to respect neighbors and borrowings, and to avoid boasting. She advises independence without pride and closes with a gentle end to the afternoon lecture before tea.
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Folres
Witch
Witty Witch Tea Party and Tiny Tales
A Witty Witch hosts a tea party with six elven helpers serving cookies pastries sandwiches and tea. Stories follow about Mr and Mrs Dove and a curious tale of a girl and a goat transforming into a scarlet runner while other playful riddles and word puzzles appear from Boys Life style snippets.
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Witty Witch
Mr. Dove
Mrs. Dove
Litte
Gapeworm Threat to Turkeys and Chickens Studied
U S Department of Agriculture findings show gapeworms readily infest turkeys and young chickens, with losses reduced by keeping young birds on uncontaminated ground and excluding turkeys from chicken runs. Experiments in Maryland and Washington indicate adult chickens are rarely vectors and brood hens may accompany young birds with low risk.
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United States Department of Agelenture
United States Department of Agriculians
Washington
Maryland
Frank
Department
Cagmariment
Turkey
Bethesda
Fim
Ummon
Vallety
SIG SAVING OF FARM LABOR
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture note that hitching a third horse to a two horse walking plow can till more land. They estimate the method saves about five acres in four days or two to three days of extra work during a busy season, a significant efficiency gain in spring.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Location for Bush Fruits and Pasture Notes
Soil for currant and gooseberry should be well drained fertile and avoid standing water. Heavy silt or clay soils suit these fruits better than stiff soils. Doubles cultivator lets one man cultivate as many acres as two with single-horse gear. Sweet clover gains ground as a pasture crop. A well kept summer garden yields a well filled larder in winter.
Increased Purebred Sires Boost in Ohio Campaign
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a surge in purebred animals listed under the Better Sires Better Stock campaign during the first quarter. A total of 431,139 head of domestic animals and fowls enrolled, with 22,000 sire records and the rest breeding females, reflecting a 1% rise in the average purebred stock.
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Ohio
United States Department of
Use of Scrub Animals on Farms Boosts Purebred Sires Push
The article notes rising use of purebred sires on farms to improve inferior stock. Ohio leads enrollments with Nebraska second as drives expand across Ket tacky and states like West Virginia and Minnesota. Five emblems were sent to Guam during the first quarterly period of 1921.
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Ohio
Nebragks
West Virginia
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Virginia
Faro
Guam
Pacific
Hawaii
Preserving Soil Moisture in Irrigation Practices
United States Department of Agriculture specialists warn against letting soil moisture escape via drainage. Retained moisture aids soil organisms to render plant foods available, boosting growth. Irrigation costs labor and money, so relying on excess water is unsafe.
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Sig
United States Department of Agriculture
Personal visit to market boosts grower dealer ties
A United States Department of Agriculture guidance notes that personal market visits repay travel costs by improving dealer relations. Growers meet distributors, choose trustworthy buyers, and learn responsibilities at the other end to refine marketing practices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Potato Storage a Success
The bureau of markets at the United States Department of Agriculture reports successful potato storage. Key factors include tuber quality, storage temperature, air moisture, pile size, and light exclusion. Proper temperature ranges from about 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Producing a Superior Product in Orchard Care
Advice for farmers on pruning and spraying to improve orchard health. Discusses early duck lay timing, calf feeding, creating a home fodder market, replacing old straw, and maintaining green food for poultry. Emphasizes practical, year round farm practices and cost considerations.
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