Flower Adorned Silk Gowns Signal Feminine Fashion Revival
The article celebrates a return to feminine dress with real silk and floral embellishments. It highlights evening gowns in lilac silk crepe and gray pure silk taffeta, with flower-trimmed capes, lilac corsages, and chiffon looks. Western Newspaper Union notes designers’ evolving silhouettes and floral accents showcased in New York.
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Ashion
Soci
Paris
Milady
Western Newspaper Union
Silk Net Jacket by Cherle Nicholas
The exotic silk print gown in white and green florals is paired with silk net butcher boy jackets in green. Pleated front back and sleeves highlight the two piece ensemble worn by Gladys Swarthout, recently named among America’s ten best dressed women.
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Butcher Boy
Gladys Swarthout
America
Pastel Colored Kids Footwear Debuts in San Dal Style
Pastel colored kids shoes arrive in pale blue pink green and yellow with high cut-out san dals for afternoon wear. Beach sandals feature white or eggshell linens bound with bright orange blue or red kidskin strips to match outfits.
Regency treatment for spring coats described in fashion notes
A fashion appraisal notes Regency details in the second spring collections. Draped bows butterfly revers and a high butterfly collar create Regency quality in coats and wraps, with pouf fronts suited to taffeta or flat fur and varied revers or jabots for formal styles.
Knit Suit Styles Stir Craft Interest for Home Sewers
A fashion feature highlights knit suit designs including a three piece set with a British style short jacket, skirt and sweater blouse. The jacket shows high notched lapels and casual one button closure, with diagonal ribbing used on both skirt and jacket, echoing English tailored looks.
Taffeta Takes Prominent Place in Fashion Parade
Crisp taffeta dominates the spring fashion parade with ru stling bags gloves sleeves revers and dresses. Navy and white taffeta gloves attract notice as gauntlet style with silk palms and a flared corded cuff, pairing well with a dressy navy suit.
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Taffeta
Rats as Farm Enemies Warn Farmers in Bleak Season
G C Oderkirk of the U S Biological Survey advises on rats as a major farm pest killing chicks and damaging feed. He recommends powdered red squill mixed with bait and calcium cyanide fumigant for burrows, plus cooperative campaigns to spread poison widely and cheaply, noting risks to pets and humans.
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G. C. Oderkirk
U. S. Biological Survey
WNU_ Service
Manganese Seen as Plant Tonic at Specific Concentrations
An official of the U S Department of Agriculture notes manganese acts as a plant tonic only within a narrow range. In deficient soil manganese raises yellowing, eight parts per million boosts vigor and yields up to 215 percent, but higher levels poison. other trace elements may also be required.
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Office of Experimental Stations
United States Department of Agriculture
Tuere
Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone
Ab Jenkins
Lake Bonneville
Utah
Black Rot Canker in Apples Warns Orchardists
The Rural New Yorker notes common black rot canker in apples manifests as leaf spots in spring and summer and rough growth on limbs year round. It is caused by the parasite Physalospora cydoniae and can be connected to black fruit and leaf spots. Remove affected limbs during pruning to control spread.
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New Yorker
How Milk Is Used According to Colfer's Weekly
Colfer's Weekly notes the United States produces about twelve billion gallons of milk annually. Forty six percent is consumed as a beverage, thirty six percent as butter, four percent as condensed and evaporated milk, four percent as cheese, four percent as ice cream, eight percent as fed to calves, and eight percent wasted.
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United States
Colfer’s Weekly
Agricultural Notes on Livestock and Feed Practices
The note discusses diverse cheeses and bitters, planning to save summer timothy and clover for calves, and notes 12,000,000 horses on U S farms as the lowest in years. It explains horse collar comfort, quick lamb feeding after birth, and an experiment finding 554 plant ice in a single chickadee’s stomach.
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United States
Rat Snakes and a Traveling Salesman Scene
A traveling salesman asks what has been done about Rat tlesnake Pete. Cactus Joe says he has put him in jail. Pete appears untroubled, viewing the jail as a vacation to plan more mischief.
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Cactus Joe
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