New Paris Gowns Introduce Premet Style Note
A Paris fashion correspondent describes the newest Premet mode featuring a two shade peacock blue taffeta robe over a black lace underdress with a nearly invisible back corsage. The two part skirt and boyish natural corset outline mark a practical yet stylish winter, with emphasis on fitted bodices and refined linings.
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Paris
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Rue de la Paix
Short Barrel Wraps and Fichu-Capes Dominate Afternoon Fashion
The article describes fashionable short barrel wraps for girls to wear with dance teas and capes for dainty frocks. It highlights fichu capes in fur, Medici collars, and varied closures, plus ermine shawls, rainproof hand painted florals, and ivory triangular buttons as notable trends for accessorizing coats, waistcoats, and dresses.
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Pais
Chez Redfern
Kolinsky
Robinne
Cecile Sorel
Compost Pile Promises Fertile Plant Food Resource
United States Department of Agriculture experts describe the compost heap as a fertile source of valuable plant nutrients. A clay foundation, layered organic matter, and timely watering and compaction yield a rotted manure with high immediate soil value and reduced fertilizer waste.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cutting Trees in a Woodlot for Better Growth
The text lists trees to remove in a woodlot to improve the stand. Include dead and diseased trees, those prone to injury, chestnut blight, gypsy moth areas, fire scars, crooked or short pitched trees, overtopped trees, and slow growers crowding faster species not suitable for higher use.
Censuses Proposed to Eliminate Scrub Sires in Counties
A proposal urges stock-raising counties to census the sires in their territories to enable systematic elimination of scrub sires. The idea grows from livestock interests amid a push for better sires led by the U S department of agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Teaching Lambs to Eat: Early Growth Essentials
Early guidance stresses teaching lambs to eat as the first step to steady growth. Emphasizes training from birth to ensure steady intake and efficient development.
Calves and Yearlings In Cold Nights Warned
A brief plea warns farmers to shelter calves and yearlings from cold nights to prevent pinching and haggard condition. The message emphasizes keeping young stock warm and safe during harsh weather.
Stop Tuberculosis in Hogs Preventive Measures Urged
Prevention centers on pasteurizing milk given to hogs especially from creameries and allowing hogs to feed only after cattle pass tuberculin tests. Thorough cooking of all garbage offal and carcasses before feeding to hogs is advised.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Big Advantage in Cattle Farming Highlighted
The article notes cattle convert roughage and waste feeds into concentrated marketable form, reducing marketing labor for farmers and keeping fertility on the farm.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Begg's Mustatine Promises Overnight Cold and Sore Throat Relief
An advertisement touts Begg's Mustatine as a non blistering remedy that ends chest colds and sore throats overnight and claims rapid relief from neuralgia rheumatic pains and swollen joints. It compares favorably to Grandmother's mustard plaster for sprains and sore muscles and directs readers to Begg's Mustatine in the yellow box from S C Wells & Co Le Roy New York.
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Begg
S C Wells & Co
le Roy, N
Eatonic
Atonic
Benefits of farm animals keep year round labor
Farm animals provide profitable work in winter when other tasks lessen. They require ongoing care and distribute remunerative labor throughout the year more evenly than other means.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Late-Hatched Pullets Need Spacious Housing For Growth
Late hatched pullets should have a good sized house or room to themselves and access to all the food they can consume so they develop and mature as rapidly as possible.
Good Implements Needed in Farming
Commentary stresses the need for proper farming equipment over human labor to achieve efficiency and success. It argues machinery power should replace excessive manpower for better productivity and outcomes.
Police Aspirations and Motives Echoed in London Tit-Bits
A fragment from London Tit-Bits shows a dialogue about leaving a role with a blunt reply calling it merely a policeman. The exchange hints at social attitudes toward law enforcement in the era and contrasts personal motive with occupation.
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Cook
London
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