Angkor the Great Hidden City in the Cambodian Jungle
The article traces Angkor as a vast ancient Khmer metropolis in Indochina, including Angkor Thom and Angkor Wat. It notes its grand architecture, mysterious extinction, and jungle reclaiming the site after centuries, with Mouhot’s discovery and later restoration revealing a once powerful, richly built civilization.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Indo-China
Acoas
Angkor
Asia
Mouhot
Augker
Angkor Thom
Rome
Augustus
Carthage
Hannibal
Angkor Wat
Tower of Babel
Jungue
Mekong
Roadside Markets Guide Farmers To Sell Fresh Produce
Farmers can profit from roadside stands selling fruit vegetables honey eggs baked goods and flowers. Price fairness grading and distance affect success with repeat customers driving growth and neighbor referrals, while city retail prices deter buyers.
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Fros
O Fopper
New York State College At Agricultural
Windbreak plan to guard soil against blowing soils
Farm wind damage may be reduced by planting windbreaks of trees. Cross windbreaks at quarter mile intervals across fields protect soil up to ten to twenty times the tree height. Recommendations come from Fred R. Johnson and W. J. Morrill of Colorado agencies.
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Fred IR. Joehason
Forest
Eertice
Denver
W. J. Morrill
Colorado Agricultural College
Buckwheat Middlings Prove Equal or Superior Protein Source
Longwell at the West Virginia station finds buckwheat middlings as good as or better than inseed meal and cottonseed meal for pig protein. Trials with mixtures of tankage linseed meal alfalfa, cottonseed meal alfalfa, and buckwheat middlings alfalfa all show excellent results as corn supplements. Replacing tankage with fishmeal also performs well, while buckwheat-containing mixes yield faster gains and lower feed use per gain.
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Longwell
West Virginia
Dutch Hog Control aims to stabilize hog prices in Holland
An emergency hog act passed last July seeks to keep domestic hog prices at or above production costs. The law now in effect imposes a 15 tax on slaughtered hogs to fund a stabilization pool, taxes owner slaughtered animals, and imposes an import duty on hogs and products. Hog exports are controlled by the industry, covering a third or more of pork production.
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Holland
Netherlands
Indiana Farmers’ Guide
Post Timber Interest Grows in Ohin Valley Farms
Farmers in the Ohin valley seek fence posts supplies and consult state agricultural colleges on best tree species. The United States forest service notes growing farm woodlands to preserve lumber fuel and posts. Recommended post timber species include black locust mulberry Osage orange and red cedar.
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Ohin Valley
Lesa Rest
United States Forest Service
Agricultural Notes on Butter, Potatoes and Rabbits
Agricultural notes discuss butter from cow milk as modern progress and introduce a new Chippewa potato variety under development by the Department of Agriculture. It is yellow-fleshed yet tastes like a white potato. The text mentions using rabbits to tear dairy cow seeds speeds up results nearly tenfold compared with cattle methods.
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Department of Agriculture
Stateq Department of Agricultura
Party Frocks for the Younger Set
Cherie Nicholas highlights new summer party frocks for girls and young teens in airy chiffon taffeta and net. pastel colors in delicate blues pinks greens feature tiered ruffles and lace edging with satin ribbons and organza sleeves for the latest youth fashions.
Eel Gray Tone Is Latest Shoe Color
Fashion journals hail Schiaparelli's eel gray as the coming high style in fall and winter footwear. Designers predict it will pair with navy red black and brown tones and mark a new era for boot and shoe fashions. Other upcoming shades include taupe for fall and faun brown for versatile brown pairings with black.
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Schiapareli
Permanent Wave of Curls Now Attained in Comfort
Modern science offers a painless transform of straight hair into natural looking curls with a new waving method. The process uses a clean odorless vapor, and you can read or knit while you wait. No shackles to electricity, and results come quickly with comfortable, attractive curls.
Crocheted Hat Emerging on Paris Boulevards
A new Parisian hat appears on the boulevards replacing a deceased Chechla. The headpiece is a square crocheted fabric with a fish net weave and rounded corners stitched to form a cap like envelope that holds the head and keeps the ears at each corner.
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Paris
Chechla
Paris styles at sea bring Schiaparelli mottels to shore
Off the steamer Paris styles highlight Schiaparelli mottels with simple conservative lines and fabric choices. Evening gowns use bright blue lacquered net with a single broad shoulder strap and cape sleeve while a white artificial canvas sports dress features a brown and white lastex belt drawing attention to new material sensations.
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Schiaparelli
Promoted Summer Wear Features Tailored White Styles
A fashion note highlights white outfits for summer with evening options. A standout design uses arpanza fabric with graduated ruffles starting at the knees and flowing to the floor, creating a graceful silhouette.
Range of oven heat in baking
The article explains using an oven regulator or thermometer to ensure accurate temperatures. It lists temperature ranges for common baking tasks and indicates gradual changes after 15 minutes for items like custards and pastries. It notes typical settings from 275 to 425 degrees Fahrenheit depending on the dish.
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Fiere
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Windu
Saizon
Annam
Teheao-Ta-Quan
Slekong
Thom
Angkor Yat
Tiulit
Vishnu
Siva
Buddha
Notre Dame of
Silva
Leorn
Baron
Dutch Hog Control
By Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Salt Lake City
Monsey Iron and Metal Co. 700 Sa
Ink West
Utah
Crismon & Nichols
Cffles End Laboratory
Weert Templa
F. CO
Mormox Tabernacle
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
D.R. Pile
GQ. R
MFG. CO
Q. I. Co
Q. I
P. O
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