Sports Duds Show Winsome Fashion For City And Country
A Kansas City Star fashion note outlines how modern women balance country wear and city life with new sports clothes. It highlights a green and white striped silk blouse with a plain material coat and patterned skirt, rose henna homespun, gray striped wrap skirts, lace and chiffon ensembles, and summer frocks in printed chiffon and georgette, including an afternoon cape frock and a black georgette dress with blue floral prints.
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Kansas City
Dev
New Georgette Dress Styles With Lace and Velvet Flower
A description of a pale beige georgette dress featuring cream net and Valenciennes lace at the oval neckline. A cape with a black-bordered wrap drapes in irregular points. Velvet flower at the waist echoes shades between pink, rose and mauve. Capes use lace flounces with georgette bands.
Scarf Promises to Be Here Through Season
A fashion note describing the dominance of scarves in women’s outfits. It contrasts younger and older women’s preferences, highlights varied scarf widths from slim to wide, and mentions chiffon shawl-scarfs in black, amethyst, and cream.
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Scarf
Plaited Peplum Shapes Beltless Frock Silhouette
The plaited peplum from six to nine inches wide redefines waist emphasis replacing the belt on certain frocks. It marks a shift in silhouette with a gathered waist panel creating structured drape.
Fashions in Vogue Highlight Cape Coats and Embroidered Details
Cape coats lead the season with plaid sport styles and two toned designs. Embroidery decorates coats, white on black remains popular, and bold colors like green rosewood and powder blue appear with fur trims. Printed chiffons into evening and day wear feature large floral patterns and lace accents. A blue leather ribbon case and a white voile dress with colored bands add seasonal gifts and youthful style.
Cultivation Essentials for a Flourishing Garden
An advocate urges weekly cultivation as key to productive gardening. Cultivation improves soil structure, conserves water, and enhances root access to nutrients. Best done after rain or watering, early morning, with a wheel hoe for efficiency.
Silo A Cheap, Efficient Feed Source, Says Missouri Study
A Missouri College bulletin extols silos as the cheapest farm building for winter and summer feed. They protect hay and roughage, cut storage costs, boost farm production by up to 10 percent and stock-carrying by 25 percent. An acre of corn can be stored for less than shocking, husking, grinding, and shredding, preserving nutrients and reducing waste.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Beekeeping Practice Helps Fruit Growers
Commercial beekeepers move hives across locations to aid fruit and berry yields. To prevent heat buildup during transport they remove hive lids and install screens, letting heat escape. Movement is best on cool nights, and fruit districts sometimes pay 50 cents per colony for pollination services.
Mow Pastures Regularly to Prevent Weed Growth
A Clemson College forage crops specialist says regular pasture mowing prevents weeds from seeding and improves sunlight for native grasses and legumes. One mowing is not enough. two seasons of regular mowing can eradicate the majority of weeds and boost thicker, better stands.
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S. L. Jeffords
Clemson College
Co operative marketing boosts farm profits with strong leadership
Co operative marketing of wheat offers opportunities to raise farm profits. Benefits come from efficient management, solid financing, sound accounting, avoidance of speculation, adequate business volume, member control by one member one vote, and loyal, confident membership.
Green Feed for Chicks Growing Chicks
Growing chicks need green feed. If the ground is bare, move the brooder coops to new green food. Use young tender summer pasture alfalfa sweet clover and sudan grass for shade and wind protection as new shoots grow all summer.
Soybeans Shown Superior to Feed Pigs at Iowa Station
Iowa State College tests find high yield Manchu soybeans best for fall finishing of fattening pigs with mineral supplements. Pigs fed corn tankage and minerals on Manchu pasture averaged 1.45 pounds daily gain from about 120 pounds to market. 345 pounds feed per 100 pounds gain. Soybean hay and other leafy varieties performed poorly. rape proved more efficient for hogs.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
Remarkable Recovery of Mrs Spink
Mrs George Spink of Minnesota Junction Wisconsin details a long illness with abdominal and female pain. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and resumed work while praising the product. A nationwide canvass reports 98 percent benefited.
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Minn
Wis
Age E. Pinkham
George Spine
Minnesota Junction
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Director Rejects Barbara Fridchie in Camera Change
In a terse exchange cited by the Louisville Courier-Journal a young man proposes a new cameraman to a director. The director refuses naming Barbara Frietchie and asserts his own chosen approach.
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Barbara Fridchie
Listory
Jackson
Barbara Frietchte
Louisville Courier-Journal
Yet They Do Not There Are Few Mines to Discover
A Baltimore Sun remark notes scarce gold mines and oil fields to tap while asserting anyone can learn to apply plaster.
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Baltimore Sun
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