Paris Fashions Spotlight Hip Length Capes And Tailored Suits
A Paris fashion writeup notes hip length capes on dresses and new tailored suits for spring. It highlights chiffon plaits over dresses, white silk crepe gowns with Egyptian inspired embroidery, black and white combinations, and Worth creations with moire and beading. Capes, cape varieties, and braided or embroidered coats are described along with a expected revival of American interest in tailleur styles.
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Paris
New York Times
Brandt
America
Bustle Revival Cites Rolande Styles and Suit Variations
The article notes Rolande’s bustle designs reviving bows and puffs at sides and back, with black fabrics and bright color accents in moire, alpaca and crepes. Bernard predicts shorter sults with paletots and mixed coats, while Jenny showcases varied jackets and tailored suits including knee length quarters and peplums.
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Rolande
Bernard
Permanent Peace Urged by Oklahoma General Hoffman's Resolution
Brig. Gen. Roy Hoffman of Oklahoma City has been chosen by the state legislature to present a resolution memorializing the president and Congress for promoting permanent peace through a world court and reduced armaments. The move, backed by the Interallied Veterans federation representing 15 million World War veterans, follows Fidac principles adopted at the New Orleans world convention.
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Roy Hoffman
Oklahoma City
Okla
Congress
Interallied Veterans’ Federation
Oklahoma
Federation
New Orleans
American Legion
The
Legion
Hoffman
Southwest
Indian Territory
Guthrie
United States
Camp Bowie
Cantigny
Toul
St. Mihiel
Picardy
Legion of Honor
Marshal Foch
Owsley Surprises Legion with Spot Memory at Mt Vernon
National Commander Alvin Owsley visiting Jefferson Post 141 Mt Vernon Illinois immediately recognized a former service buddy named Baird at an Oklahoma camp, prompting mild embarrassment for the post commander who forgot the member's name. The exchange occurred during a meeting where Owsley was guest of honor.
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American Legion
Alvin Owsley
I Ilinois
Oklahoma
Owsley
Jefferson Post
Mt. Vernon
Baird
Legion
Poor Shipments Cause Big Loss in Livestock Freight
An USDA investigation shows mixed cattle and sheep shipments raise costs due to minimum weights and rates. A cooperative in Indiana shipped 66 sheep and 6 cattle, paying 106.60 total freight, compared with 57.60 if only sheep were sent. Shippers should consult local agents on minimum weights, rates, and shrinkage to economize.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Co-Operative Association
Indiana
Layers Need Oyster Shell for Peak Laying
Farmers should keep shell boxes full as oyster shell is essential for laying hens. Do not rely on broken or cracked shells or small quantities. hens require large amounts during the laying season to achieve best results.
Dry bedding guidelines after sow far rows
After farrowing the sow, keep bedding dry for one or two days then change as needed. Do not increase bedding quantity during this period, but ensure the bed remains dry to prevent moisture buildup and comfort for the sow and piglets.
Methods for Packing Eggs for Hatching and Shipping
Poultry specialists advise careful packing to preserve hatchability. Eggs for hatching should be wrapped, cushioned with excelsior, and placed in baskets or pasteboard cartons. rest them about 12 hours after arrival before incubation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kale for Winter Greens Start Spring Planting
Start a few plants of kale for winter greens this spring. This neglected vegetable proves handy and can be harvested when leaves are frozen stiff all winter. Cultivate and spray it like a cabbage.
Fertilizer Advice for Eggplants
Garden guidance warns against fresh manure in eggplant soil as it can kill plants. Use commercial fertilizer high in potash to support healthy growth.
Washington rustproof asparagus replaces elder strains
The Department of Agriculture in Washington state developed a rustproof asparagus named Washington. It is being adopted in areas plagued by rust, supplanting older varieties to improve yield and reliability.
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Department of Agriculture At
Washington
Start Horses Gaining Weight Slowly After Winter
Horses kept on a heavy grain ration with little exercise tend to carry fat in late winter. Begin training gradually to avoid overexertion and health issues as they resume work. Focus on progressive conditioning and monitor weight.
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