Assortment of Frills Jabots to Highlight Summer Fashions
Cherie Nicholas describes seasonal fashion frills with handwork tips for organdy and lace trims. Learn to hand-roll hems tucks and create yokes collars cuffs and cascades. Steps cover wide frills, organdy edging, launderable lingerie yokes, and coordinated bolero and gown accents.
Glen Plaid Suit Sets Trend in Tailored Woolens
A fashion feature notes the season’s suit trend with Glen Plaids in woolens and longer jackets. Forstman presents gray or beige models with pleated skirts and military touches, including curved shoulder tucks and two toned beret chapeaus.
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Forstman
Fashion freedom and flexible styles for modern women
The article argues women should choose outfits they like regardless of trends. It notes openness to open-toed shoes in winter, year round use of suits, and wearing chiffon, velvet, and lame in any season. It emphasizes individual style over strict conformity.
Multicolor Turbans Fashion Versatile Headwear
The article describes new turbans printed in flower crepes, taffetas, or striped surahs. It notes the style can be worn casually or formally and that a printed turban pairs with many costumes and colors.
Sow testing adds value to hog business says extension expert
Farm Topics outlines a practical sow testing plan for swine raisers. Mark sows before farrowing and piglets after birth, record sire and dam for each litter, weigh litters at 56 days, and track weights at market time. Use results to cull poor producers and select top litters for retention. Boars from tested herds fetch premium prices in many communities.
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University Farm
St. Paul
Care in Wool Preparation Boosts Market Prices
University of Nevada extension expert C. R. Townsend urges careful wool prep to raise profits. He notes dry fleeces, clean boards, and proper tagging and bagging separate classifications like burrs, seed, and lamb wool. Proper packing prevents contamination and improves value per grease pound.
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C. R. Townsend
University of Nevada Agricultural Extension Service
Townsend
Farm Notes And Cattle Care For Farmers In Cold Weather
A freezing locker note warns odors can transfer if temperatures rise above zero. About half of 21 million U.S. youths aged 16 to 24 live on farms or in villages. Egg size tends to be uniform within a hen. A study finds 10 cows fattening 300 pounds yearly equal the profit of 18 cows at 200 pounds. Bitter weeds taint milk. wood pulp is fed to cattle with fish meal to supply nutrients. If a cow or calf lies down and resists, pinching its nostrils helps raise it quickly.
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Western Newspaper Union
Wickard Policies Draw Fire From Farmers and Consumers
Secretary Wickard faces opposition from farmers who call for higher prices and from consumers who fear price hikes. He announced price supports for hogs poultry and eggs though not at parity levels, arguing a needed adjustment. Wayne Coy, once Delphi publisher, now executive assistant to the President, discusses how his newspaper background informs his federal budgeting view and his role in the Office of Emergency Management.
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H Street
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Washington
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Wickard
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Leon Henderson
Franklin
Delphi
Ind
Delphic
Citizen
Court House
Federal Security
Wayne Coy
United States
Office of Emergency Management
Coy
Federal Security Administration
Bureau of the Budget Office
State Department
Bureau of the Budget
Congressional Committee
Defense
McNutt
Indiana
Paul
Philippines
Harry Hopkins
Chicago
Harry
Hopkins
Wayne
Federal Reserve
Social Security Administration
Pecan trees told to use toothpicks growth boost
The department of agriculture reports toothpicks soaked in growth promoting substance, inserted into pecan tree roots, can improve circulation and root growth aiding trees through their first season. In political crowds the best place to hear the President is mid room near the great seal as cited with a Longfellow line.
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Department of Agriculture
White House
Longfellow
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