Slacks and Pajamas Lead the Way to a New Field of Design
Western Newspaper Union presents a look at the rise of trousered fashion for women as wartime practicality pushes slacks and pajamas into daily wear. Designers expand fabrics and details from rayon to velvet, creating versatile at home and evening outfits with feminine touches and bold color schemes.
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Velvet Accessories Amplify Simple Dress This Season
The article showcases a black afternoon frock styled with detachable black velvet bows and a rose velvet hat with matching gloves. It emphasizes rose colored accessories as key to this season's trend, noting pink accents elevate black ensembles.
Handknit Frocks Set Trend with Fringe and Tassels
Fashion notes highlight handknit frocks with new detailing this season. The article cites narrow yarn fringe outlining yokes pockets sleeves and necklines along with handmade yarn ball trim and small tassels as smart trends.
Earrings That Complement Face Shape And Color
Choose earrings with proportion to your face and test with and without a hat. Gold earrings in floral or leaf patterns in loop or two tone twists suit day wear and informal looks. Match or accent eye color and ensure lipstick and nails do not clash with jewels.
Tiny veiled hats trimmed with ostrich tips
Tiny hats for dress wear feature ostrich tip trimming in rose light blue or fuchsia. Veils stand out like halos and are stiffened to flare as a brim, maintaining form without wilting.
Lace Edging Becomes Key Finish For Frock and Blouse
Fashion notes suggest using narrow black lace to finish the edges of a print frock pastel faille frock and taffeta plaid blouse. The black sheer dress with a low-cut neckline is enhanced by a frilly black lace accent making it very charming.
Most Feed Crops Best Put in Silage
A wartime agricultural note argues most feed crops yield more as silage than hay or barn storage. It highlights corn, grain sorghums, sweet sorghums, Johnson grasses, and sudan grasses, stressing harvest timing, leaf green- ness, moisture content, and proper chopping for efficient silage and animal nutrition.
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Sudan
Johnson
Grow Sage in the United States to ease shortages
An article urges domestic cultivation of scarce botanicals, highlighting sage as easily grown with profitable payoff. It notes American sage quality often surpasses imports, its use in meat packing and spice shelves, and mentions mint family relatives like spearmint peppermint pennyroyal and bergamot.
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United States
California college suggests soybeans as fish oil substitute for poultry
Agricultural notes from the California College of Agriculture urge poultrymen to use sunlight and soybeans as substitutes for fish oils and meat in poultry rations. Cannibalism in young chicks is best controlled by keeping the brooder house cool and covering windows with a single sheet of paper to prevent bright spots inside.
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California College of Agriculture
Child jumper outfit with puffed sleeve blouse pattern
Clear description of a juvenile jumper and blouse set with round Peter Pan collar and puffed sleeves. Notes cost effectiveness and fabric needs for patterns 8278 and 8261 in multiple sizes, with material yardage specified for size 4 jumper and size 14 slip and pantie.
Make Your Own Underwear Pattern Delivers Slips and Panties
A guide proclaims the thriftable trend of self made undergarments offering a slip that fits smoothly with a graceful top and bust control. Included are matching panties for complete DIY intimates.
Household shins and sewing tips from an era wife
Practical care advice for textiles and kitchenware including wool washing with ample suds and lukewarm water, avoiding rubbing, drying at moderate temperatures, and repairing pillow slips to extend life. It also notes bleached furniture finishes, vinegar in boiled eggs, paraffin on glue corks, frequent laundering of turbans, silk rayon and knit wool care, and fine sandpaper for felt hats.
Clashing Arms The Law Speaks Softly Amidst Arms
Caius Marius reflects on the mismatch between law and war as echoes of conflict drown legal voices. A meditation on power, order, and the limits of jurisprudence in times of violence.
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Caius Marius
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