Action in the draft horse hinges on gait and agility
David Gray of Arkansas State Agricultural College stresses that size and power matter little without agility. Clear bold action with straight, smooth footfall yields the best stride with least energy. Walk should be snappy and true, trot requires clean knee and hock folding, and careful honing can improve gait and reduce undesirable features.
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David Gray
Akansas State Agricultural College
Mr. Gray
Ravages of Worms Cause Great Loss on Farms
An Iowa extension summary notes hog worms cause major losses comparable to hog cholera as infected hogs waste energy coughing and fail to grow. A simple Hog Worm remedy using Bantonia compound is outlined with dosage, feeding precautions, and repeat dosing. Soil moisture and careful clover buckwheat sowing practices are advised for better pasture.
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Iowa
Causes of Failure with Clover Plant by A J Legg
An article on spring sowing of clover notes failures due to poor plant food in soil. It cites soil acidity and insufficient nitrogen as key problems hindering young clover growth and seedling establishment.
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A J. Legg
Timely remarks on spray preparation in Ohio institutions
A letter from S. W. Moore of the Ohio Board of Administration urges use of the power pump for spraying to ensure thorough coverage. It argues hand pumps are costly and unreliable for uniform pressure, risking untreated areas and disease. The note emphasizes proper material selection and consistent high pressure before growth begins.
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Ohio State
S. W. Moore
Oho Board of Administration
Tras Ogelikor
Ribbon fashion rumor links Paris embroidery to American ribbon use
A Paris American collaboration is rumored to introduce ribbon as a substitute for embroidery. France relies on embroidery for work and food stability, while the United States, lacking skilled embroidery labor, favors ribbon by the mile. Designers anticipate ribbons modeled after antique garlands and gold-edge stripes appearing before spring.
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France
America
Tt le Poin
Paris
Ex- Cortera
Tittle
Barth
Velvet hunting coats trend as smarter sport wrap
Fashion notes say designers tire of the sweater and introduce velvet hunting coats as chic substitutes. Robins include raspberry red with tarnished gold embroidery, Robin Hood green with old gold trim, snuff brown with dull gold, and black velvet with foulard. Coats pair with knife plaited white skirts or plain twine crepe de chine for sport and events.
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Sparta
Writing Pad Easily Made for Handy Letter Writing
A simple home project describes making a compact writing pad from thick cardboard covered with art linen. The blotting paper slips into folded leatherlike corners and is secured to the board with glue, creating a ready to use pad for desks or bedrooms.
A Useful Writing Pad Showcased with Hidden Diagram
The article describes a blotting pad with elastic bands cut at intervals for tools such as a pen, penknife, scissors, and sealing wax. It notes space for paper, envelopes, and ink care, and a leather covered case with silk lining and ribbon ties. Diagram A marks the owner initials placement.
Armholes Decorated with Curiously Formed Embroidery
The article notes that in some top gowns the armholes feature embroidered lines that form unusual shapes, diverging from the natural curve of the armhole. It highlights the decorative effect and fashion detail in contemporary dress.
Tailored Suit Advice From Fashion Art League Leader
Mme Allle E Batley of the Fashion Art League of America urges women to wear tailored suits for market and shopping outings. She advocates straight hang, proper length, wool or wool-silk gowns, and contrasting accessories to enliven outfits with silk or sheer wraps for informal events.
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Mme
Allle E. Batley
Fashion Art League of America
Sleeves Dominate Fashion Trends From Ball Gowns to Kimonos
Long sleeves appear in diverse garments from ball gowns to peasant frocks. Embroidered or beaded motifs decorate sleeves, often extending to the knuckles or wrist. Kimono sleeves trend in spring models, while elbow sleeves fade from fashion.
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Babylon
France
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Iowa Station
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Thia
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