Latest Paris fashion trends in gowns and hats unfolding
The article surveys Paris fashion for the season with emphasis on minimal sleeves and draped gowns in black and white, wide and narrow stripe fabrics, and the rise of velvet or satin hats. It notes a clash between French design and American tastes as buyers stream into resorts like Deauville to gauge the new styles.
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Paris
United States
South America
England
France
Deauid
Seaat
Setonah
Modernizing Refrigerator Cars Cuts Losses in Transit
The USDA reports vast spoilage of fruits and vegetables in covered refrigerator cars, with a national shortage of healthy cars. Modernization of car design and improved loading can reduce decay, while farmers and shippers must improve packing and handling to lower losses and prices.
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Bureau of Markets
Long smooth corn preferred for resilience and yield
Nebraska station reports four-year trials showing long slim smooth ears yield 59 bushels per acre while other ear types vary from 51 to 57 bushels. Long smooth ears with flint traits resist trouble better than showy corn from Iowa and Illinois.
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Nebraska
Towa
Dlinois
Mohler Warns U S Farmers to Balance Livestock
Dr. J R Mohler chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry warns that neglecting livestock affects national meat supplies leather fats fertilizers and milk for children. He warns dependence on foreign sources if populations outpace livestock.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
J. R. Mohler
United States Department of Agriculture
High priced cuts guiding beef cattle selection
The article notes that cattle care emphasizes yielding high priced cuts by focusing on body parts that contribute most to value. It advises buyers to consider these prized regions when choosing breeding animals.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Way to Save Food: Refrigerator Car Losses
About 400000 carloads of fruit and vegetables are shipped yearly in refrigerator cars. The average loss from decay is 11.8 percent, totaling 47200 carloads or roughly 1.18 billion pounds of food. Losses include cars without ice or proper ventilation. Improved cars, packing, loading, and bracing could cut these losses per USDA study.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Markets of the
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Department of Agriculture
Railroad Administration
United States Departments of Agriculture
Beegamy No Less At Concert In Scottish Hall
A ticket collector at a Scottish hall warned the caretaker to be cautious as two women claiming to be the caretaker’s wife slipped in. A third woman then sought entry, causing astonishment.
No Wonder He's Busy in Buffalo Express
The piece notes Bill's reputation as a busy man with a knack for listening to waitresses' troubles. It reflects wartime solidarity and ongoing community effort, asking why collaboration should end locally.
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Bill
Buffalo: Express
Matrimonial Tales Highlight Helen's Marital Mix
The snippet presents a humorous dialogue about wealth and marriage. It notes Helen has been married three times, implying her husband's riches. The exchange hints at social attitudes toward wealth in matrimony without detailing individuals or events.
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God Oy
Fletcher
Federal Trade Commission
Food Administration
Department of Justice
Swift
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
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