Hirohito Crown Prince Visits Europe On Historic Tour
Crown prince Hirohito of Japan travels to Great Britain and Europe for six months, skipping the United States. The journey, part education and state duty, follows years of tutelage under Admiral Count Togo with a strict schedule and a mix of Oriental and Occidental routines.
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Irohito Michinomiya
Japan
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Nippon
Hirohito
Torohito
Miji
Matsuhito
Welas Beer
Yoshihito
Appin Ant
Navy
Dinary Court
Kyushu
Prince Hirohito
Ayoanin Palace
Tokyo
Peers’ School
England
Count Togo
Sea of
Bushido
Putor
Nagaka
Prince—Kim
Prince Kini
Dairy Milk Records Show Cow Testing Profits and Practicality
The U S Department of Agriculture notes cow testing helps owners know each cow’s true worth. Examples include Goldie the Jersey producing about 9300 pounds of milk and 528 pounds of fat annually, with high income over feed costs. A Missouri association report contrasts profitable and unprofitable herds, underscoring the value of weighing milk and feed to calculate yearly income over cost.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Jersey
Idie
Goldie
Tates
Manmoho
French Designers Parade Uneven Hemlines In Afternoon Gowns
A Paris fashion note describes uneven hems with longer backs and shorter fronts in afternoon wear. Redfern and Doucet showcase short fronts and long backs for dinner gowns, with sheer petticoats and gold lace details. Black panne fabrics dominate evening wear with minimal sleeves and bare arms, provoking mixed reactions from Paris fashion leaders.
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Iden
Vandyke
Dulline
Paris
Redfern
Doucet
Rue de la Paix
Development of Calf Feeding for Growth and Digestion
The article stresses feeding calves with plenty of good hay to promote rapid growth and a healthy digestive system. It notes calves on pasture should be allowed to eat hay as their intake permits, emphasizing hay’s importance over other feeds.
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Washington
Birmingham Age-Herald
Wide Sadora Back Hat Brim Returns Popular Sailor Style
The wide brimmed sailor hat is back in fashion and already drawing interest. Designers cite its bold silhouette and versatile pairing with summer outfits. Local shops report steady demand from style conscious customers seeking that timeless maritime look.
Correct Luncheon Soups And Courses For Formal Meals
Correct luncheon guidelines specify serving soups in two handled cups with shallow broad rims. Bonillon cups at dinner or soup plates at luncheon mark poor form. Hearty mains like roast beef are unsuitable. appropriate luncheon courses include chops croquettes patties birds or broiled chicken. A formal lunch may start with fruit courses or shells of seafood.
Silage From Late Planted Corn Makes Dairy Feed
Early-season silage chances fade as corn is planted late but can still mature enough for good feed. Experts note silage from late plantings can be valuable if balanced with other feeds to meet milk production needs. Properly balanced rations prevent underfeeding and safeguard cow health.
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Balar Bitlon
Real Lace Is Quickly Made Artless With Needle
A vintage guide describes creating decorative lace by tracing a design on fabric, tacking Brussels net underneath, and padding stitches with coarse mermerized thread. The method uses satin stitch over a net foundation and emphasizes reverse padding on the embroidery side.
Paris Openings Showcase Bell Shaped Sleeves and Circular Skirts
Descriptions from Paris openings note a shift to fully circular skirts with flat backs and straight silhouettes. Morning frocks favor full sleeves set in at deep armholes, tapering to bell shapes at the wrists. Necklines vary between square and rounded with high collars on tailored dresses of crepe, chiffons, and waxed taffetas trimmed with arrow vale lacet accents.
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Paris
Brief Fashion Notes on Light Frocks and Evening Wear
Notes on drawnwork as decoration for light frocks and double stitching on serge suits. Describes plaited flounces, low waistline panels, swagger coats, self-tone brocades, beaded nets, square and oblong altettes for evening wear, taffeta hats with leghorn crowns, gingham skirts for all ages, handkerchief drapery at skirt edges, ostrich tipped long ribbons, lace dresses with overlapping flounces and draperies for shadowy effects above ankles.
Sun Exposure And Hair Care From A Summer Note
The piece warns against wearing a hat too often or never wearing one and advises protecting the head in hot sun. It suggests drying hair in the sun after shampoo to reach the scalp, but cautions that prolonged sun exposure can bleach the hair’s top while the underneath remains its natural color.
Patterned Lace Emerges From Careful Muslin Cut
A detailed sewing note describes cutting the muslin to align with the design and avoiding the net. The finished result resembles delicate lace after trimming away excess fabric.
Leading Colors Dress Description in Burnt Orange Linen
A dress of burnt orange linen features a collar and cuffs in Madertan embroidery set against burnt orange and honeydew in the leading shades. The brief description highlights color contrasts and decorative trim as prominent design elements.
Coats and Vests Mentioned in New Fashion Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe coats and capes with contrasting color vests as part of new fashion items. Mentions Jennings toward comts and notes a vest feature alongside capes.
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Hater
Rory Pecl
Hirobiio
Milk Records
Als
Dairyman
Dane Grundy
al- Sonys
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