Latest Paris fashions in gowns and hats captivate buyers
The article notes a decisive Paris season with French designers leading global style, American buyers watching trends. It highlights minimal sleeves, kimonolike lines, low necklines, and jewel strings on evening gowns, plus black and white color schemes, very short skirts, and velvet or satin hats with plain bands and possible duvetyn variations.
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Reducing Losses in Refrigerator Car Produce
United States Department of Agriculture outlines how perishables moving by rail suffer high decay. Problems include heat damage, poor refrigeration, and misloaded cars. Modernized cars with better insulation and airflow, plus careful packing and handling, could cut losses and help supply.
Preference for long smooth corn in Nebraska tests
Nebraska researchers report four year results showing long slim smooth corn yields 59 bushels per acre while other ear types vary from 51 to 57 bushels. The study notes long smooth ears withstand adversity better than showy central Iowa and Illinois varieties.
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Mohler Warns on Livestock To Prevent Dependence
Dr J R Mohler chief of the bureau of animal industry warns that failing to keep livestock in proportion to population risks reliance on imports for meat leather fats fertilizers and milk to feed children.
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Selecting Breeding Animals for High Priced Beef Cuts
The article notes that beef value depends on the high priced cuts from specific body parts and advises focusing on these sections when choosing breeding cattle. It emphasizes careful cattle care to maximize quality of those portions.
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Way to Save Food by Improving Refrigerator Cars
The Agriculture Department notes about 400000 carloads of fruit and vegetables move yearly in refrigerated cars with an estimated 11.8 percent decay loss totaling 471000 carloads or 1180 million pounds. Losses rise on ice-less or poorly vented cars. improved cars packing loading and bracing could cut losses.
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A Bit Too Much at the Scottish Concert Hall
An event at a Scottish hall sees a ticket collector warn the caretaker with a whispered warning. He boasts of admitting two women claiming to be the caretaker’s wife and a third woman seeking entry. The chatter touches on income and marriage in a humorous prow.
No Wonder He's Busy He Listens To Waitresses
Buffalo Express notes Bill stays active by hearing personal troubles of every waitress in town. The piece remarks how the wartime push kept people working together and questions why effort should stop.
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