Twaddle and Madame Strassmore in Powerhouse Morning
Madame Strassmore, famed mezzo soprano, and her professor husband Josef Strassmore dominate a sunlit New York home. The piece follows a day of music, family, and social rituals from breakfast to a Carnegie Hall performance, ending with a caustic note on balancing career and home life.
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Heinrich Stranamore
Mandame
Madame
Josef Strassmore
Fravleln
Griselda
Lela
Fraulein
Baby
Tke
Selutien
Carnegie Hall
Buda
Johanna
Madame Strassmore
The
Daily Gazette
Kashmir Shawls From Mogul Masterpieces To Paisley Copy
Kashmir shawls once employed 16 400 looms and over 25 000 workers famed for cone or mango patterns and vibrant colors. Victoria’s India gift boost spurred a modern Paisley version in Scotland, copying Kashmiri design with local materials from Paisley’s textile town.
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Kashmir
Napoleon
Josephine
Nalso
Victoria
Express of
India
Paisley
Scotland
Abbey
Snorer Shocker Device Promises Sleep Broadcast Check
Europe welcomes a radio device to shock snorers into silence. Four small microphones pattern radio gear press near the sleeper to form a circuit that delivers a nasal shock when triggered, a bizarre invention likely to appeal to pranksters and broadcasters.
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Europe
Counterfeit Platinum Imitation Coin Surfaces in London
A parcel of coins deemed gold included a clever imitation of an 1864 sovereign. Acid tests showed gilded platinum at the core, with the fake stamped to resemble Queen Victoria’s reign. Platinum then traded for about one third gold value, a gap now largely closed.
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Puch
London
Modern cotton sportswear for women in 1932
Cherie Nicholas reports on the rise of cottons in active wear for women at resorts and clubs. Durene fabrics shape riding habit and beach outfits, including durene mesh pajamas and apron styles, with new shorter trouser lengths for summer.
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Tally
Gun Batha
Western Newspaper Union
Reds This Year Favorite Colors Across Fabrics
Reds that are bright and light are this year's most successful clothes colors with scarlet as the current favorite. Yellowish reds appear in bathing suits and evening wear while darker reds dominate sportswear and daytime outfits. Wine and brownish reds rise in daytime attire and red with color appears in new forms and Paris Riviera trends.
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Riviera
Paris
Rainbow Eyelashes Light Paris Fashion Fad
Rainbow artificial silk lashes in lue red and green surge as Paris latest fashion extravagance. Lids, lips, and gown must harmonize with hues. Powder cocktails blend shades to suit mood, while lipstick colors grow limited to pale yellow paired with green face powder.
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Paris
Boucle and Lisles Buits at the Smart Resort
Boucle and lisles outfits are worn by older women at the resort for formal jackets. White suits are a focus, described as popular yet challenged by wear.
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Boucle
Lisles
Lucy
Smart
Crochet Gloves By Cherie Nicholas
Crochet gloves are the latest Paris edict accessory sold in select shops with duty and handwork inflating price. A pair made from size 10 and 80 mercerized cotton costs just cents to copy and time is minimal. Directions require No 11 crochet hook and can be sourced from most fancywork shops.
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Paris
Pique Trimming Dominates Dark Suits and Accessories
Pique trim enhances collars cuffs and piping on dark blue or black jackets providing a crisp finish. The fabric’s sturdy texture suits formal wear and adds subtle contrast to refined tailoring.
Flag Smut Found in Winter Wheat Across Midwestern States
Authorities report flag smut, a serious wheat disease, has appeared in Missouri and Kansas and is suspected in Oklahoma and more Western regions. The spread includes St Louis County Missouri and Leavenworth Kansas with four fields near Watlula. Harvest Queen is most susceptible while Michigan Wonder shows resistance. seed treatment and resistant varieties are being tested to prevent soil-borne infection.
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United Department
Australia
Kansas
Department
Finois
Ons
Macon
Logan
Hancock
Green
Madison
St. Clair
Missouri
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Scouta
Watlula
Wyandotte
Michigan
Kow
Kay
Nobile
Oklahoma
Ita
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kan
Seeds Survive Long Burial Time Tests In Experiments
Seeds of wild morning glory buried for 30 years sprouted soon after planting in a U S Department of Agriculture experiment to test how long seeds may lie in soil and still grow and how long to kill them. Further tests will run for ten more years to verify staying power.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fertilizer Boosts Profit for Harreld Tomatoes
Grant county Indiana farmer George Harreld found higher profits in tomatoes and corn than in field crops. He yielded 155 tons of tomatoes on 10 acres, worth 2170 dollars, and 30 acres of sweet corn averaging three tons per acre in a dry year. He credits fertilizer, noting use of 200 pounds per acre of 286 as essential to tomato yields.
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George’ B. Harreld
Grant County
Indiana
Mr. Harreth
Capper
Hardwoods Boost Pine Lumber in Second-Growth Stands
United States forest service studies show hardwoods in second-growth southern pine stands improve lumber quality. Shorter broad-leaved trees shade and prune lower branches, promoting earlier clear lumber formation in pine trunks. Best results occur with about 20 percent hardwood presence.
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United States Forest Service
Rations for Brood Sow Feeding Tips from Idaho Farmer
The Idaho Farmer notes that before farrowing sows require lax bowel management with light feed. Use slop of milk or water and millrun or rolled oats. If bowels are unsettled, offer crystal oil or Glauber salts daily for several days.
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Idaho
Shade for Hogs in Summer Fields
Shade for Hogs suggests temporary shelter for hogs in open fields during hot weather. It describes a simple frame of posts and wire netting covered with straw, easily dismantled for seasonal movement, aligning with Prairie Farmer guidance.
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Prairis
Meeting Place That Love Built Lesson
A religious study outlines the Tabernacle plan and meaning from Exodus, detailing Holy Place and Holy of Holies, the court, brazen altar, incense altar, Ark, and the symbolism of Christ. It covers offerings, who contributed, and the craftsmen Bezaleel and Aholiab, highlighting wisdom from the Spirit.
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Goa
God
Tabernacle
Christ
H. Cor
Bezaleel
Aholtab
Words of Wisdom from a Yore Card-Playful Verse
A fragmentary quote style item reflects on wisdom from yore about spirituality and ministry. It notes not to be ashamed of the gospel and to value spiritual qualifications in service. The piece cites Urquhart and Heary in a reflective, antiquated voice.
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Urquhart
Philp
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