Modish blue outfits and knitted ensembles in fashion
Moda fad stresses blue from head to toe with two piece sweat er and cardigan sets. Shades from navy middy to powder blue appear in striped and solid knits, with accessories and crepe trims enhancing the blue color story.
Poultry Egg Production Increases Across Seasons
USDA economist Rob Slocum tells the American Institute of Refrigeration in Washington that changes in poultry management have lengthened production seasons. Fall and early winter egg output and out of season broilers may raise storage needs, but overall supply should remain strong as population grows and farm flocks remain the main source.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rob KR. Slocum
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
American Institute of Refrigeration
Washington
Slocum
United States
Middle West
Summer Poultry Feeding Plan from Ohio Specialist
Summer feeding for laying hens advocates reducing grain and boosting mash. P. B. Zumbro advises feeding grain in the evening to spur daytime mash intake and considers confining birds indoors if ventilated. Other tips include placing mash hoppers where birds gather and starting wet mash with milk to create crumbly feed within half an hour.
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P. B. Zumbro
Ohio
Snapshots in Colors Through New Process
A London demonstration shows amateurs using an ordinary camera to create color prints from three black and white negatives. Primary color prints are combined by light to reproduce original colors, with varied tones by blending. Potential for color reproduction of old masters and magazine half tones. Some prints have been exhibited.
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London
Writers Discovered Mark Twain as Great Title Writer
Pho toplay Magazine notes Twain quipped that everyone complains about the weather but no one does anything about it. It adds Mathew Arnold’s view that parts were good but not original and what was original was not good.
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Mark Twain
Photoplay Magazine
Twain
Mathew Arnold
Bells On Board Ships Mark Time With Each Turn
Bells on ships originated with the half hour sand glass. The crew struck the bell every time the glass was turned.
Elephants in Congo School Plow Acres for Morning Work
The article notes a pair of elephants trained in the Belgian Congo government school at Api can plow two and a half acres in a morning. It also mentions Harvey O. Hass of Allentown Pennsylvania offering a reward for his pet skunk Gladys and doubting she went wild.
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API
Harvey O. Hass
Allentown
Gladys
Poultry Care Tips From Coops to Feed and Breeding
Advice on coop placement for chicks and hens, shade and water needs, nest box placement, rotating pasture with alfalfa or clover, feeding with skim milk and yellow corn meal, cautions on inbreeding in turkeys, sun exposure affects egg quality, dust bath maintenance, use of manganese and carbolic acid, and Essex rape for fall feed.
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