Brazil's Cities Shaped by Coastline Growth and Coffee
National Geographic summarizes Brazil's population distribution of 12,031,041 people, noting ten cities over 100,000 and highlighting Rio de Janeiro as a coastal hub with Sugar Loaf rising 1,200 feet. Sao Paulo, Pernambuco, and Bahia anchor inland and Atlantic gateways with coffee wealth feeding growth. Recife and Salvador blend old port districts with modern commerce and rail links.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Wnou Service
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Brazil
United States
Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Talo
Pernambuco
Mecife
Bahia
Sao Salvador
Sugar Loaf
Itio
Ineemlog
John Smith
Jamestown
Sao Paulo
St. Paul
South America
Ternambuco
Recife
Azores
New York City
Portugal
New York
Dakar
Africa
Liverpool
Boston
Dattimore
Lisbon
Rio de Janiera
Buenos Aires
Ailctms
Plymouth Steck
Hinter
Babia
Amerigo Vespucel
All Saints Bay
Gahta
Gravil
Tahisa
Dabla
Vessela
Velvet Dominates Year Round Fashion From Paris Designers
Velvet shines in 1933 fashion as designers mix velvet jackets capes and wraps with sheer summer frocks. Patou and Maggie Rouff outfits showcase velvet trims in blue pearl and ruby tones paired with crepe and mousseline. The trend blends afternoon soft pastels with bold velvet contrasts for haute monde style.
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Paris
Miladi
Uolon
Smartly Tailored Summer Suits in Casual Townwear
The article describes casual tailored suits for town and travel wear. It highlights a three piece ensemble with a topcoat, straw hat with orange bow, striped blouse, and a tailored jacket and skirt suit. Accessories include bracelets and a tailored bag. A high back crowned sailor hat is noted.
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Iik
Gun metal leather tones in this season's shoes
Gun metal leather features in this season's footwear with outfits in gray blue and black. The style favors minimal decoration and often combines gun metal with suede for contrast and a sleek look.
Spring lingerie exudes allure in Paris designs
The article describes the spring lingerie featuring filmy fabrics and cobwebby laces, noting gowns borrowing from formal evening wear. A pale pink chiffon night dress showcases a silk lace yoke, long slim lines, and delicate puff sleeves with a matching jacket that converts the dress into a tea gown, a popular trend.
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Paris
Sleeve length diversity in new spring jackets
Spring jackets feature varied sleeve lengths from elbow to full. Styles include Lanvie padded pleats, Schlaparel cartridge pleats on shoulders, and bagged sleeves. Variants cover three quarter, seven eighths, and dress-through slashes with raglan and set in types.
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Lanvie
Schlaparel
Skirts Shift Toward Longer Lengths This Season
Fashion notes indicate skirts are generally longer than last season with many daytime styles just above the ankle and evening gowns sweeping the floor. Waistlines stay normal to low except in Mme Elsa Schiaparelli’s designs which feature high, wide, and distinctive waists.
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Mme
Elsa Schiaparelli
Back Yard Flocks Cut Food Costs and Help in Lean Times
A historical note argues backyard poultry should be expanded as a stable, adaptable source of eggs and meat. It outlines benefits during high and low price periods, recommends well built houses, clean nests, water, dropping boards, and wind and rain protection to keep fowls productive.
Sanitary Poultry Practices Cut Chick Loss in Pennsylvania
Poultrymen who adopted all five sanitary practices quality stock early batching clean brooder houses clean feeders and clean grounds reduced chick losses to under 7 percent. Extension data from 707 cooperators with 426 542 chicks shows steady declines from 1929 onward, with those using full practices consistently posting far lower losses than the state average.
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D. & Henderson
Pennsylvania
Agricultural Extension Service
A Productive Rhode Island Hen at North Dakota College
A Rhode Island Red hen at the North Dakota Agricultural College laid 42 eggs in two years, selling for 9.74 dollars. Records show 200 pounds of feed costing 2.40 dollars, leaving 7.34 dollars for overhead and labor. Eggs weighed about 65 pounds total, more than ten times the hen’s body weight, produced at about 4 pounds of feed per dozen and roughly 5 cents per dozen.
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Rhode Island
North Dakota Agricultural College
O. A. Tarton
Wallace
Poultry Notes Highlight Health and Markets
Poultry notes stress sunlight and air in houses to cut disease. Yearling hens in corn belt flocks show tuberculosia risk up to twenty times that of pullets. New Zealand targets exports of one million eggs to Britain this year, about double 3352. Mapheba posted 1 277 830 from dressed poultry last season. At 1 10 each the 350 000 tarkers yielded 385 500. Poultry boosts Iowa farmers out of the economic crisis and lift incomes versus 1931 and 1930 per the Iowa State College poultry extension department.
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New Zealand
Britain
Mapheba
Iowa
Poultry Extension Department of
Collera
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APEX
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Utah Woolen Mills
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