Colorado Egg Grading Law Aims to Boost Producers
The new Colorado egg grading law standardizes quality to curb imports of low grade eggs and raise producer prices. It requires licenses for grocers and dealers, sets grade categories, forbids selling inedible eggs, and mandates candling and grading for consumer eggs. Producers selling directly to consumers may obtain free licenses if selling only their own eggs.
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Colorado
O. C. Ufford
Colorado Agricultural College
Director of Markets
Denver
Range Best Place for the Health of Pullets
Professor W C Thompson of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station says ranges remain ideal for growing sturdy pullets. Fresh air sun green food and space prevent overcrowding and disease. He recommends a movable colony house and a four year crop rotation to keep ranges productive and sanitary.
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W. C. Thompson
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Thompson
Eleven Duck Breeds and Feeding for Ducklings
The Wisconsin Agriculturist notes eleven duck breeds and fifteen varieties with White Pekin Indian Runner Pekin Aylesbury Rouen Muscovy Cayuga and East India as the heaviest. Ducklings need no feed for 24 hours then receive a moist mixture of oats corn meal bread crumbs hard boiled egg and 8 percent sand four times daily.
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Rouen
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Schoolgirl Fashions Return with Shirtwaist Dresses
Fashion piece highlights back to school attire for girls, detailing shirtwaist dresses in ring-dotted wash silk and rayon options, twin sweater outfits with angora trim, and a velvet party frock with plaid taffeta girdle. It notes practical schoolwear and youthful party dressing trends.
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Big
Paris
Union
Poultry Plant in Norfolk Racks Egg Output
An egg canning plant in Norfolk Nebraska operates at full speed filling orders from eastern candy mayonnaise and baking manufacturers. Daily output averages 6000 to 7000 pounds of eggs. Barred Rocks and similar breeds should not lay earlier than six months to avoid small eggs and reduced production.
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Norfolk, Neb
FUR COATS SHOWN IN VARIED LENGTHS
Furs for fall divide into three classes. Long black broadtail coats with square silver fox collars add shoulder height. Three quarter styles avoid bulk. scarves capes and short boleros rise in popularity. Silver fox capes, black broadtail coats trimmed with silver fox, and beige ermine with blue fox trims are selling strongly.
One Dress Oan Be Made to Do Work of Three or Four
A fashion note praises a single dress that can replace multiple outfits. It suggests using three collar styles on a black silk dress to create distinct looks for sports, luncheon, and cocktail settings, advising careful trimming to avoid overtaxing the dress.
Chiffon Endures in Fashion Amid New Fabrics
The article notes chiffon remains popular despite the surge of new materials in fashion. It discusses fabric appeal, versatility, and enduring role in styling and design.
Tweed With Knit By Cherie Nicholas
Fall costumes feature interwoven materials with bold contrasts. An ensemble shows a chenille knit dress in gray haze with a brown tweed coat and matching accessories, demonstrating pairing of tweed, velvet, and plaid textures.
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TWEED
Cherie Nicholas
None Left Hardest Job This Summer
Mac faces his toughest task as he searches for a softer one this season. The dialogue hints at a challenging summer ahead with a light humorous tone.
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Mac
Misfortune at Hand as Percy Considered Eloping
A humorous exchange notes a supposed trouble for Percy as he contemplates running off with the speaker's wife, provoking surprise and teasing chatter among listeners.
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Percy
Kids Know Sister's Beau Birthday Question
In a playful exchange Tommy wonders what his sister would want for her birthday. He guesses a new beau as a humorous twist to the birthday question.
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Tommy
From Dance to Exhibition Ceremonies in Declining Style
The remark notes a shift from a bold public display to a mere exhibition dance. It reflects judgment on performers whose once celebrated stage persona has waned, implying loss of status or audience interest in the performance scene.
Barber-Made plans for the summer with wife
Mr. Meek confirms summer plans to travel with his wife, asking about arrangements and destinations.
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Barber
Mr. Meek
Mystery Patient Delays Doctor Amid Quiet Conflict
A fragmentary dialogue shows a young doctor’s wife telling a maid to inform the physician of a waiting patient. The maid hesitates, fearing disbelief, hinting at a tense domestic scene and possible medical urgency.
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Mary
London Bound for Love on a Transatlantic Cruise
Helen Holmes longs for a cozy cottage and a devoted husband. On a London bound voyage she meets a 35 year old deck tennis partner who offers a home and marriage, while she pursues the dream of romance and stability.
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Elen Holmes
Ilelen
Lochinvar
Wall Street
Hfe
Blanche Young
Bermuda
Blanche
Eddie Willams
Realife
Helen
New York
London
Lelen
Lady Luck
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