02 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
1
Fashion notes highlight medium to wide brim styles in lace or maline foundations with red roses and black wheat accents. Artificial flowers in taffeta and black velvet ribbons feature in trims, with broad and narrow ribbon details across crowns and brims.
Early morning fashion notes present two breakfast jackets, one cream net with pink flower clusters and black velvet rosettes, the other crepe de chine. Designs are simple yet appealing to refined tastes, with net trims and dainty detailing.
Paris introduces refined plaited underskirts paired with varied draped dresses making the look practical and affordable. The plaited underskirt, accordion style or not, adapts to both slit up and draped outfits, pleasing artistic tastes and practical dressers alike.
The article describes long draped overskirts requiring tight petticoats, with summer versions in gathered lace or fine muslin and some outfits featuring sheer skirts to display ankles. It mentions new bolero costumes.
Paris fashion circles debate pastel tints versus futurist color splashes for evening wear. Designers favor pastel pinks and delicate blues, arguing womans loveliness lies in soft tones crowned by subtle accessories. An artist creates desert dawn blues and a sapphire shade shot with rose and gold used in a taffeta evening gown with black lace and gold rose garlands.
The wells feature two or more mesh weaves in their foundations with elaborate embroidery. The wider mesh around the eyes forms a V to the chin while finer mesh angles cover the lower cheeks. Creators may seek an oval face illusion, though it rarely achieves this, appealing only to a few beauty types.
White stockings including silk or thread should be washed with water containing a few drops of oxalic acid to remove boot and shoe stains. Ordinary soap and water alone are insufficient for this purpose.
Representative Michael Donohoe of Philadelphia boasts that election success rested on his personality not issues. A voter from County Carlow dramatizes Irish humor, claiming he voted for Donohoe in Kelly's ward which lies outside the district.
Representative Jerry Donovan of Connecticut refused to preside over a planned night session under the antitrust debate rule. He questioned the lack of colleagues and threatened to withdraw his objection rather than oversee the proceeding. Speaker Clark then named him to preside.
Representative Otis Wingo of Arkansas recounted a self aggrandizing elevator story in which a departing elevator refused to stop for him because a congressman was aboard. The anecdote underscores his self image as a grand political figure.
Ninety-one year old Peter Daly recalls the Mexican war when General Santa Anna surrendered to him and he presented the commander to General Winfield Scott. Daly, living in the Bronx, recounts the moment and his role with pride and clarity.
Rob Rinzery notes alfalfa is essential for intensive sheep farming as open ranges shrink. Lambs thrive on alfalfa, bloat risk low with careful management, and mixing alfalfa with grasses increases safety. An Kansas station trial showed alfalfa hay improved daily gains to .336 lb vs .188 lb with prairie hay, with lambs eager for grain and alfalfa.
Massachusetts experiment station reports no fully effective method to control the onion maggot has yet been discovered. The note emphasizes ongoing search for practical solutions.
Successful breeders must be good judges of dairy animals and picture an ideal type. They should keep their mating and selection focused on that ideal as a guiding standard.
Farmers are urged to protect and shelter birds by providing wind breaks and brushy thickets. These habitats offer nesting sites and help birds control insect pests, benefiting crops and the farm ecosystem.
A farming tip notes that removing weeds promptly prevents large seed production. An average wild mustard plant can produce about 15 600 weeds in a season. The guidance emphasizes stopping plants from seeding to curb future growth.
The cold rain forces cows to stand weather exposed all day, risking reduced milk production and possible injuries as dairy farmers seek shelter options and protection for herds.
A brief note highlights that well kept tools and implements reduce labor and boost efficiency by increasing pressure on work outcomes.
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