Remodeling wardrobes with new looks and boleros
Fashion experts say replacing a full wardrobe will take years as women adopt the new look. Practical sewing tips include widening waistlines, adding bands, lengthening crepe dresses, using ribbons, tapes, and decorative trims to reshape skirts, hems, and peplums. Continuous remodeling remains the trend.
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Mark Twain
Patchwork and Thermoplastic Tricks for Dresses and Coats
Remake garments with eyelet bands on hems sleeves and neckline. Use a thermoplastic dress form to cut fitting time in half. Transform a plain dress into a two piece bolero and skirt. Recycle last year’s coat into a shortie with bright lining and a matching blouse for a fresh ensemble.
New Device Controls Cancer of Buildings Termites
A new method to fight termites uses a system of slotted pines and perforated pipes during construction. W B Hill of Memphis demonstrated the process at the National Association of Home Builders convention in Chicago, applying a chemical toxin through hidden channels to reach tunnels and inaccessible areas.
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National Association of Home Builders
Chicago
W. B. Hill
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
Termite Army Displays Inside Model Home
A display by Hill shows live termites at work inside a glass enclosed model home. The 20 year veteran of termite warfare presents an army of workers soldiers and a young queen swarming in spring as they construct mud tunnels and shelter tubes undermining the framework.
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Hill
Wide Range Gives Women a Chance to Be Well Suited
The piece notes spring fashion signals with a parade of suits marking the season. It highlights colors such as black, navy, gray, beige, greens, browns, and pastels, emphasizing navy as a standout shade in many outfits.
Be Smart Bolero Fashion Note Sets New Accessory Trend
A fashion blurb describes a new season bolero in solid black paired with a white checked skirt patent leather belt as a standout accessory. The piece highlights patent leather belts as a top trend in new accessories.
New Look in Crops Warns Iowa Agronomist
Iowa State college agronomist Joe Robinson cautions farmers against chasing new crop names. He stresses that performance records matter more than novelty and notes hybrid corn varieties often come from single firms, with eligibility for certification tied to corn yield test results.
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Joe Robinson
Iowa State College Agronomist
Robinson
Mosquito Control Uses New Insecticides Amid Budget Limits
Mosquito control in New Jersey relies on DDT and 2 4 D plus newer weed killers to suppress breeding. High costs restrict use over large areas, so permanent methods like ditching remain necessary. A photo from the state agricultural experiment station shows an aerial fog generator used by the mosquito extermination commission.
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New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Mosquuito Extermination Commission
Party Apron Has Gay Applique
Handsome hostess bib apron described with yellow brown or purple lavender pansy pockets. Mentions organdy eyelet trim gingham percale and lists pattern number ABST with finishing instructions. Requests 2 cents and name address pattern number for order though delays noted due to high demand.
Kellogg's Weight Control Plan booklet offer
A Kellogg Co. offer promotes a free booklet titled Kellogg's Weight Control Plan from Kellogg Co. Dept. N, Battle Creek, Mich. The guide includes three menu sets for all meals of the week and weight tables by body frame, highlighting All-Bran as a protective whole grain.
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Kellogg’s
Insurance Company
Kellogg Co
Dept. N
Battle Creek
Mich
Income From Poultry Increases in Nebraska
Nebraska farm income from poultry and eggs accounts for 9 to 12 percent. J. H. Claybaugh reports annual egg sales between 50 and 57 million dollars for the past five years. Poultry sales average over 20 million with a peak at 27 million.
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Nebraska
J. H. Claybaugh
Extension Poultryman
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