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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
7
The new blouses dominate the tailored vogue with plaited bosoms and waistcoat styles in colored organdie tub silk and voile. Front panels, narrow bindings and pearl buttons define the look while delicate fichu touches and long gathered cuffs finish nostalgic details.
The fashion portrait highlights a three piece costume in silk and crepe with a sand colored cape. Embroidered motifs, ribbonwork, and silver thread decorate the dress and cape. A straight satin backed crepe dress features two inch ruffles and a combined skirt cape as a chic ensemble for summer wear.
The article describes new underblouses replacing the chemi sette as waistcoat like tops. Made of silk crepe lace or muslin they simulate long overblouses, are sleeveless and cooler, offering tailored and trim options with tiny buttons or simple stitching. Some designs combine Irish or Cluny lace with embroidery or hand tucked net for beauty.
The beltless frock marks a distinctive spring fashion in Paris. Some versions add a partial girdle to avoid a nightgown look. Summer shades will mirror spring with richer tones, favoring deep reds and warm purples.
A description notes a high collar worn with a coat and a four-in-hand tie that looks odd. When the coat is removed the collar appears detached from the frock with a rounded neck.
A light sports coat is described as a straight slim tailored jacket in suede or duvetyn without belt or buttons. The longer French sports coat shows a trend toward a strong flare at the bottom.
The text notes capes serving as collars when used and observes blouses declining in favor of straight one piece dresses. It suggests garments can be made feminine or tailored and tan. Material choice heavily influences the final look of such suits.
The article spotlights lace heavy gowns with an all lace frock and lace trimmed dress. A gray chiffon dress dyed to match features sleeveless design and lace tracing armholes from neck to waist with two wide lace bands on the skirt.
The article notes navy-blue straw hat paired with blue and white plaided silk and a navy-blue satin bordered scarf as stylish sets now seen in several shops. The presentation emphasizes coordinated accessories in current fashion.
Alpaca textiles in pale gold candy pink beige and gray appear among this season's pleasant surprises. The collection highlights stylish shades and versatile fabrics for varied apparel and accessories.
A fashion note describes new black silk capes designed to appear demure and practical. Models show capes with white silk linings and prominent red flowers in allover or border motifs, highlighting bold but refined styling.
Illinois 12 cooperative dairy sire groups push higher production and profits through shared superior Guernsey bulls. Champaign county’s new 58member trust owns 300 cows with five bulls rotating among blocks every two years at about 50 cents per cow per service.
The codling moth is the major insect pest for Pacific Northwest apples and pears causing losses up to 50 percent for some growers, but proper control keeps losses under 5 percent. Farmers Bulletin 1326 by Newcomer Yothers Whitcomb explains moth habits and spraying schedules, with methods and disease spray combinations. Obtain from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington DC while supplies last.
Seasonal pooling by variety is favored by nearly half of 476 associations reporting to the USDA. The weekly pool follows in popularity, then daily and monthly pools, with apple and cranberry leading seasonal pools. Strawberry and watermelon groups show high daily or short-period pooling, while potato marketers show diverse cycle lengths.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines key methods for training and breeding homing pigeons in Farmer's Bulletin 1873. Emphasis is on gradual training, strong care, reliable trainers, and avoiding inbreeding while selecting birds with vigor and robust skulls for longer flights. Copies are free while supply lasts.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises producers not to wash eggs. Clean, unwashed eggs fetch top prices while washed eggs spoil faster and can ruin entire lots. Maintain clean hen houses and nests, gather daily, and keep hens dry in mud season to ensure high quality output.
The bureau of animal industry received over 500 requests for an Outline of a Scrub-Sire Trial. It envisions prosecuting inferior breeding stock and the superiority of pure breds. Copies are available on application in Washington, D. C.
Advice on farming practice emphasizes planning to reap more than sown with home gardens and good seed. It notes the value of clean surroundings, pig weaning at eight weeks, alfalfa feeding with a grain nurse crop, and fattening spring lambs for market by July 1.
A collection of quips contrasting views on men and women with sharp judgments on aging and decision making. The text paints men as cautious and outspoken and portrays women with aging metaphors, suggesting skepticism of common wisdom.
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