Angora goat raising proves highly profitable in US
The Angora goat industry is well established in the United States with strong fleece values and a growing domestic supply. Experts note improving mohair markets, increasing domestic flocks, and benefits such as brush clearance in the Northwest and Southwest pastures, plus rising export interest.
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Gowns in All Colors Feature Gaudy Summer Fashions
Mary Dean notes the season favors taffeta two and three piece costumes with bold combinations. An imported brown taffeta outfit with orange silk wool weave and striped bolero showcases the trend. Satin, charmeuse, crepe and crepon frocks plus new evening coats appear in vibrant summer styles.
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Use for worn table linen and creative repairs
The article suggests many uses for worn table linen and outlines how to extend a damask cloth. It covers turning borders into a full table runner, scalloped or Cluny edged finishes, adding lace inserts, or hemming with fine stitches. It also advises folding or cutting to reuse unworn edges and resewing selvages for a neater crease.
MEN BEST NECKWEAR JUDGES
A discussion on how neckwear accuracy and neckline design influence a woman's overall appearance. Men, described as geometric judges, assess line and fit, with anecdotes of husbands critiquing their wives outfits to reveal faults and improvements. The piece urges trying male judgment on dress lines.
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