07 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Rio Grande Farmer
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
1
A clipped, combative fragment reviews a fictional Missouri government bulletin about a dog known as Mars Best Friend. It riffs on politicians, dog breeds, and the role of dogs in American life, mixing satire with scattered historical references and portraits of figures linked to Missouri and national politics.
Historical notes describe geese as effective field hands for clearing land and controlling grass before spring planting. The article cites farmers using geese to manage cotton fields, with figures noting geese can maintain fields for two cotton crops per year and highlighting regional poultry and crop statistics.
Fashion writer notes New York Tribunesays modern shoe color trends mirror dresses. Bright color silhouettes gain popularity as designers showcase vivid materials at the International Silk Exposition and Paris runways. Bold greens and violets lead, with darker browns and blues also in demand for trims and styles.
A fragmented reminiscence on almand green tones and decorative shoe ornaments. Mentions steel cut, bronze, and rhinestone accents, with references to buckles and tongue ornaments. Describes a season of extravagant footwear adornments and color emphasis in a period voice.
The entry outlines a dinner dress in apricot crepe romaine with a broad shiver stripe and platinum banding, featuring a draped cape in the same material. It notes pairing the dress with a gown if desired for formal wear.
Unclear text describes dresses for children featuring embroidery on hems and front openings. Mentions white and colored linens, medallion signs, heavy netting, and crochet yarn accents. References old blue lines with embroidered motifs and quilted lace for a decorative, frilled appearance.
A long bodiced argendie frock with full velvet trim and darker shades for summer wear. Describes a lightweight, bright option for warm afternoons and accessorizing, including neckline and sleeve details.
The article discusses corded and satin fabrics in Paris and American trade, noting satin canton with crepe dominance and a shift to crepe among houses. It mentions fashion trends and the perceived expediency in satin usage, with references to spring collections and dress materials.
Trade notes report silk fabrics regaining favor for autumn as satin and crepe forms compete in fashion. Manufacturers observe rising demand for luster and heavier textiles for dresses and gowns while bead bags remain popular with white china beads and vibrant mica brocade designs.
The article surveys French women’s hair fashion, describing the way hair is worn to frame features, cover eyes, and create a refined silhouette. It notes low hats, smooth lines, and various knot styles as fashionable, with emphasis on neat, restrained looks and the rising popularity of three-brim hats as an attractive detail.
Vogue for Brey Gry dominates spring wardrobes with popular ensembles and travel outfits. The style blends soft palettes and minimal color, often featuring orchid or blue shades, and pairs well with light fabrics for travel and formal gowns.
Forest exhaustion threatens U. S. lumber production as the Western and Pacific Slope reserves shrink. A 1920 survey by the U. S. Department of Agriculture shows declines in 30 of 40 eastern and southern states, with the South American and foreign forest supply discussed as no substitute if domestic forests run out, warning of heavy reliance on the Southern Yellow Pine and Western softwood stocks.
Newjomin K Rolph, an alleged organizer, exposed a counterfeiting conspiracy broken up by federal agents and police. Edward Toberts and Jennie Tastings were arrested with the company in the investigation.
An Army horse test planned for Colorado starting July 30 includes a bout over five days at Broadmoor Springs, with each horse covering distances and distances specified, while comparisons are made to a similar Avon test. The report also mentions deaths from starvation and a coroner’s statement about a feeding-related death, along with notes on former North Dakota treasurer and trustee bankruptcies. The April state tax and coal production figures are provided, highlighting production changes and agency comments.
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