American woman Duryea honored by four nations in return home
Mrs Nina Larrey Duryea, president of the Duryea War Relief In France, returns to the United States after receiving decorations from Brance, Russia, Belgium and Montenegro. She was the first American woman to cross the Somme, Argonne and Ardennes battlefields to boost support for 72 regional branches helping impoverished French people.
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Fire Prevention Rules for Grain Elevators
A government investigation warns against explosion risks in grain elevators and similar plants. The conclusion urges fireproof construction, rigorous cleaning to remove dust, installation of dust collection, elimination of flames and sparks, smoking bans, and upgraded fire protection systems to save buildings and lives.
New Silks Inspire Spring Wardrobe Fashions
A New York Herald writer notes silk remains dominant in spring fabrics with gingham and calico prints copied in silk. Novelty silks include dew-kist and Kumel kumsa, while indestructible calico patterns feature rose knots on gray. Southward wear favors sport and afternoon frocks with bright colors for sport and subdued tones for other occasions. White remains a popular backdrop for vivid accents.
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New York Herald
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Fringe on a frock creates soft spiral borders
A unconventional idea uses large silky fringe as a border by clipping long lengths into generous spirals and stitching invisible along the edge. Each fringe strand is looped and secured to form a soft spiral effect, with two color options like delphine blue and black for contrast.
Late Style Hints From Paris Dress Trends
The latest New York fad is dresses of lateen edging with calico looks fading. Monkey hair hats are criticized for light or gray haired women in Paris. Brown replaces black as a popular evening tone with most frocks showing some black. A new slip-on blouse with apron front features small pockets and bishop sleeve rosettes.
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Paris
Velvet suits feature fur vests under Chin
New velvet suits include short fur vests such as squirrel or beaver that button up under the chin, adding warmth and a stylish finish.
Dependable permanent storage for grain on farms urged
United States Department of Agriculture promotion outlines a 26 by 86 feet combination crib and granary with capacity for 2,810 bushels of small grain and 8,640 bushels of corn. Ventilated drying racks, removable ventilators, shelling trench, and concrete feeding floor are highlighted to prevent spoilage and save labor.
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Feeding Techniques to Minimize Grain Waste in Hen Nutrition
The guide advises quickly readjusting litter with both coarse and fine grain into one or more piles, allowing hens to work the food before adding more. It warns against feeding very small or finely ground grains as cracked corn often contains fine material that should be sifted out and used elsewhere.
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