Sports Outfit Liked for Travel in Spring Fashion
A fashion note highlights the travel friendly sports outfit as adaptable for sea or rail. Plaid suits capes coats and frocks lead spring styles with Rodler and Patou fabrics in vivid reds crepe de chine gray jersey and cashmere. Big box plaits and stitched-down skirts suit traveling wear.
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Lowlime Courier Journal
Tailleurs
Les Clans
Patou
Molyneux
Amart
Crecoll
Rodler
Lace-Stitch Sweater Gains Fashionable Black White Charm
The article notes a chic black and white lace-stitch sweater as a seasonable trend. It highlights two style advantages: an all-over face-stitch pattern and contrasting sleeves with plain knitting for smart contrast. Both round-neck and square-neck designs are popular.
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Modo
Worth Reflects Egyptian Influence in New Gowns
Worth showcases an Egypt inspired collection with satin and crepe gowns in blues oxford and camel tones. The line features lightweight soft wool basket weave sports ensembles and silk blends with silver gold and copper accents. Evening wear favors black and white with blue accents while afternoon pieces show tonal patterns and minimal trimming.
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Cleopatra
Egypt
Oxford
Nile
British Museum
Worth
Oxford-Cambridge
Enchanting Accessories on Spring Style Menu
Fashion Magazine lists key spring costume accessories including scarfs boutonnieres belts bangles necklaces and brooches. It highlights silk scarfs in plaids prints crepes and chiffons and notes tortoise jewelry often worn in multiple pieces with gold silver tortoise enamel detailing.
Paris predicts spring wash-silk taffetas for dresses
The article notes the price of wash-silks for informal day dresses will be set this spring. It highlights pale plaid taffetas and light taffeta fabrics from Paris and shows sports and morning frocks among designer offerings.
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Lght Taffeta
Paris
Never Say Die at Any Time
Janie, after tragedy, learns to win back her husband Robert by changing the home atmosphere. Her mother offers guidance on warmth, cheer, and patience, urging a loving welcome to rekindle love. Robert returns from being out of work, drawn by a restored home life and his wife’s renewed warmth.
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Janie
Robert
Gelrl
Jnnie
Love
Brek
Cheese Toast with Cream Cheese Recipe from USDA
A new cream cheese toast recipe from the Bureau of Home Economics uses cream or neufchatel cheese with egg yolk, salt, and hot sauce. The mixture is folded into beaten egg white, spread on toast, browned slowly, and served with crisp bacon.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Rhubarb dishes and a crisp undercrust pie recipe
The article, prepared by the USDA, details rhubarb served in pies cobblers shortcakes and tarts plus a betty. It provides a rhubarb pie with a crisp undercrust including steps for crust preparation cooking thickening and baking temperatures.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Milk Minerals Support Bone Health for Growing Children
The mineral constituents of milk, notably phosphorus and lime, are important to the body. Milk is richer in lime than most foods, supporting bones and teeth, making it an excellent food for children.
Meat Keeps Indefinitely Says Federal Inspection Service
The federal meat inspection service notes that properly sterilized meat packed in hermetically sealed cans will keep indefinitely as long as air is not admitted through rough handling or corrosion from rust or similar causes.
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Federal
Rhubarb Conserve Recipe From USDA Appears Desirable
A USDA prepared rhubarb conserve is praised as a meat accompaniment and dessert spread. It combines rhubarb juice, oranges, almonds, sugar and salt, with optional nuts, cooked to a clear finish and stored in jelly glasses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ring formation left on fabric can be removed
Rings around the fabric from which a stain has been removed result from sizing on the cloth. Gently work solvent into the fabric with cheesecloth to scatter the dressing without blotting. Severe rings require dipping the whole garment in a solvent like fasphine, a home risk due to fire and electric discharge hazards.
Vitamins and minerals from fruits and vegetables for children
The article notes that vegetables and fruits provide minerals and vitamins essential for children's growth. It advises two servings of fruit and one to two servings of vegetables daily, emphasizing oranges grapefruit tomatoes and green leafy vegetables as particularly beneficial.
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Ramon
Potito
Poor Use for Abandoned Wells in Farm Communities
A notice warns against using abandoned wells as cesspools, noting pollution risk and legal prohibition in many states. It references two Farmers Bulletin guides, Farmstead Water Supply and Sewage and Sewerage of Farm Homes, for safeguarding wells.
Food Label Duty Under Federal Act Stipulates Net Weight
The federal food and drugs act requires can labels to display an accurate net weight. Any additional statements must be true and not false or misleading in any respect.
Dutch Cocoas and Alkali Treatment Color Difference
Dutch cocoas show a darker color due to a small amount of alkali added during processing. The alkali keeps the cocoa suspended in liquid and does not affect the food value.
Ideal henhouse lasts all year for poultry health and egg yield
Agricultural circular from the University of Illinois stresses year round hen housing design. It highlights seasonal climate effects on eggs, sanitation, soil drainage, and ventilation to prevent moisture buildup and parasite risk. It recommends four square feet per hen and double yarding to rotate range.
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College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Start Chicks Right by Feeding Them Properly
Advice on caring for newborn chicks notes a yolk sac in the chick should be absorbed before feeding. It recommends Nuatere for the first three days to prevent digestion problems and disease from early food. Keeping chicks quiet aids yolk absorption and digestive development before four days.
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Nuatere
Breathing Room for Hens in Poultry Houses
The article warns that about 75 percent of poultry keepers crowd birds into houses, harming egg production and hindering young birds development. Overcrowding accelerates disease spread and may force culling if space remains tight and markets demand.
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Lg Renny
Feeding Hens Properly With Dry Mash and Scratches
The article advises feeding hens a routine: provide dry mash before poultry flock, offer scratch or hard grain at dawn and dusk, and greens at noon. Do not overfeed dry mash, give only what they will clean up in about 15 minutes to avoid fattening them.
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