Modish Home Sewn Outfit for Seven to Eight Year Olds
A detailed guide describes a winter children’s coat and sailor hat set for girls or boys aged seven to eight. It covers fabrics like velour, broadcloth, and wool serge, with an overlay collar, center panel, and waterline seam. The coat is shown in various colors, with instructions on fabric yardage and a velvet hat trimmed for a polished look.
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Gaga
Nome
Cain
Nota
Wilk
Dares
Dark blue blouses for matching skirts in new lines
Designers unveil dark blue blouses in crepe de chine chiffon and georgette to harmonize with separate navy skirts. They feature lighter collars and contrasting touches, offering versatile, one-piece effects with color accents or bead motifs.
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Thia
George Etty
Fragmented garbled fashion notes from a local page
Annotations describe skirts and garments in unclear terms with references to fabric names such as crepe de chine and chiffon. The text appears as garbled OCR, lacking coherent events, persons, places, or dates.
Black Shoes for Fall Shortage Affects Kids’ Fashion
A brief note warns of a shortage of tigur colored kids shoes for fall. It notes predictions of continued lack of eyelog fhellities to supply more shoes and the impact on families seeking replacements.
Pitfalls For Plump Woman Fashion Guide
Advice warns plump women to avoid contrasty colors and bold patterns that emphasize hips and fullness. Emphasizes long, empire gowns, modest pinstripes, long legs, and avoidance of short skirts or waist emphasis. cautions against extreme sizes and unflattering trims.
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Josephine
Fashion's Fancies Lace and Fabric Trends in Hats
Fashion notes describe lace on hats, embroidered piqué gowns, and updated textures. Textile details include Tek and straw hats, bridesmaid frocks, voile and lawn fabrics, and fine laces like filet Valenciennes. White tones and modest trims define the season's deckwear and accessories.
The Hoop Bag Feature Debuts With Dove Gray Moire Ribbon
A late season novelty, the hoop bag, described in soft dove gray moire ribbon with fine stirr ings and tassel, is suspended within a loop ring carried by a chain.
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Jain
How to Launder Organdie Neckwear Properly
Instructions advise soaking white organdie neckwear in a strong salt water solution to remove gloss, then ironing while damp to keep it stiff. The method emphasizes avoiding starch and achieving a crisp, non glossy finish.
Pasture and Feed Guidelines for Breeding Boars in Farmland
Guidance on keeping a breeding boar, emphasizing pasture access, water, and forage. Highlights include avoiding overfeeding to prevent fattening, using lush forage like clovers, bluegrass, alfalfa, and alternative feeds such as peas, peanuts, and millet. Recommends paddock confinement, separate from sows, and notes record keeping for service and farrowing timing.
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Ladeeare
Tim
How to Treat Ewes and Care for Lambs
USDA guidance advises weaning lambs bred for stock at four to five months, market lambs at five months. Separate pastures after initial grazing, avoid over-milking ewes, and ensure proper drying off with careful milking. Maintain body condition, check feet, and provide shade and rest for horses, guarding against heat stress with cooling measures and careful feeding for maximum work power.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wong
Attention to Horses in Hot Weather Advice
Dr O W McCampbell of Kansas State Agricultural College urges owners to water work horses frequently in heat, feed evenly, clean collars, and sponge down horses after labor to boost efficiency and reduce digestive issues.
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O. W. McCampbell
Kansas State Agricultural College
McCanybell
Tle
Tong Intervala
Nee
Sore mouth disease hits young pigs warns Wisconsin vet
Wisconsin experiment station veterinarian De. P. Th. Madey warns that sore mouth in piglets is dangerous. He urges immediate mouth inspection, separate treatment for affected animals, and disinfection of pens to stop spread. Treatment involves Potassium permanganate solution for rinsing and twice daily applications until improvement.
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Wteck
de. P. Th. Madey
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Hadley
Gothic Roof Barns Show Largest Hay Mow Space
William A. Radford discusses farm architecture focusing on roof styles. The gothic roof is highlighted for distinctive appearance and efficient haymow volume, with guidance on barn planning, construction, and coordinating with builders and material dealers to improve farm value and layout.
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William A. Radford
Farwer
Mont Boealities
Farma
Buider
Century critic on Jewish and Japanese culture sparks debate
The Century interviewer quotes H. Hapgood praising humor and humanity while contrasting the "ghetto" gentry with Russian Jews and Japanese art. He argues Russian Jewish life lacks play and nuance, whereas Japanese spirit and art contrast sharply with ghetto intellects and their serious nightly discussions.
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Hhtehios Hapgood
Temperance speaker argues against harsh methods in public speech
A temperance speaker denounces coercive tactics and urges restraint in public persuasion, warning listeners that harsh methods undermine reform efforts and harm the movement's credibility.
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