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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
3
Fashion editors promote personality in dress as a guiding theme for spring and summer outfits. The piece highlights tailored matron ensembles, from travel street wear in brown and white tweed to navy and white silk with a redingote, crafted to suit varied figures and ages.
The article extols fitted vanities as highly convenient and essential in a major fair. It notes designers crafted practical yet beautiful vanity bags using velvet, lame, kidskin and silks, with wide color options to match party attire.
A preview notes softer spring fashion with bowed necklines and jabots for blouses, contrasting blouses with linen, and loose fitting suit lines. Jacket lengths vary, and classic tailleur remains a choice for certain figures, reflecting a light, ready for spring mood.
The piece highlights slender black navy or pepper-and-salt wool dress coats. White pique collars shaped like petals or flowers add a standout spring detail.
The piece notes top women in Paris St Moritz and New York favor bright nail polish to match lipstick in coral cardinal ruby and natural yellow reds. Most Parisian beauticians coat the entire nail, while some prefer white moon and tip trims. The feature highlights a chic young woman with coordinated lipstick and nail color and matching costume jewelry clip hat and bracelet.
Seed treatment with organic mercury dusts can delay decay and improve stands, especially with poor seed. In Iowa Illinois Indiana tests show yield gains up to 3.8 bushels per acre. Costs about three cents per acre. treat eight bushels per pound and coat seed with a mixer or churn.
Wider adoption of pyrethrum and derris is seen as the solution for growers seeking reliable insect control. Experts highlight pyrethrum’s effectiveness and safety, suggesting integrated pest strategies to manage pests in crops.
The notice notes decisions now in common use to address harmful residues, outlining safety concerns and revised guidelines. Authorities emphasize monitoring and compliance to prevent contamination and safeguard public health.
Purdue University Experiment Station notes wild garlic and wild onion pests harm yields and crops by odor. Garlicky milk is rarely marketable and wheat infested with the pest is graded garlicky. The best strategy is eradicating the weed.
Trish Bacon notes pigs fed on native potatoes meat pollard and skim aid Irish hog quality. The Irish potato dominates their feed for curing value. Turf and old-fashioned slow curing impart unique flavor from Ireland's soil and turf.
A University of Minnesota writer reports horses fed corn silage often develop a nervous disease linked to mold in the silage. Some experts say silage can be satisfactory when balanced with prairie hay and corn stover, replacing about half the other roughage, at roughly two pounds of silage per one pound of dry roughage.
Ancient Rome featured public postings of Acta Diurna and a network of bankers in the Forum. Citizens invested in joint stock ventures for taxes, loans, public works, and mines. Couriers delivered provincial corporate news, and a bustling market for grain and finance existed alongside speculative activity.
In Rome speculators attempted to gain control of the olive oil market amid a widening oil scandal. The episode drew attention in Pearson's Weekly as investors weighed risks and authorities considered measures to stabilize supply and pricing.
Fragmentary note indicates a medicinal product analyzed for women with no alcohol content and available in tablets or liquid form. Omitted details about dosage, source, or official conclusions.
A short proverb notes that gazing at the moon and speaking a wish will bring the desired person near. The old belief suggests naming the person you want to see and awaiting their appearance within days.
The Coleman Lamp & Stove Co markets a versatile light source for outdoor and indoor work. Claims include 300 candlepower, weatherproof Pyrex globe, spill-free fuel, and wide applications from cellars to cabins. Contact Dept W0129 for catalogs from Wichita Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Toronto.
Mrs. Albert Pike of St. Joseph Missouri recounts twice taking Cardui after a run down condition with cramps and nervousness. She says it improved her health and she never has a bad day while using Cardui. The ad claims many women testify to its benefits and advises medical consultation if it does not help.
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