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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1938
Page
3
Directions for melting the glue and sewing felt scraps into a rug and decorative pieces are given. The article describes a foundation from an old heavy coat, felt circles in two colors cut from discarded pennants, and assembly steps. It also promotes sewing books and offers mail order details for Mrs. Spears in Chicago.
The Goodyear Company launches farm oriented programs starting September 20 on 48 National Broadcasting stations. Fifteen minute daily segments run Monday to Friday offering weather, prices, crop conditions, shipping advice, and expert guidance for farmers from the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains and from Texas to Canada. The regional broadcasts supplement the Farm and Home Hour with Vita Toe information and broader agricultural news and tips.
The article explains vitamin D deficiency raises weak eggshells and cracking rates. With adequate vitamin D, daily egg production should yield fewer cracked or worn shells, ideally under about one dozen per 100 eggs. It recommends raising cover oil content to boost vitamin D intake and notes open roost conditions affect intake and production.
Expert Marty E. Hoeths cautions that 85 percent of farm fires stem from common causes such as defective chimneys, sparks, lightning, careless matches, smoking, gasoline use, old stoves, faulty wiring, and misuse of electric appliances. He urges late resistant roofing, proper waste disposal, avoiding gasoline to start fires, guarding stoves, cleaning chimneys yearly, installing lightning rods, and having fire equipment ready on every farm.
The article notes that about 200 million good eggs and peat fail to hatch annually, wasting food and resources. It argues early detection could save many incubated eggs before incubation proceeds too far, with claims that 18 to 20 percent of eggs in the United States do not hatch.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss cattle deaths, dairy and grain issues, and feed substitutions. Mentions Vermont New York maple production and cocoa butter products, plus training school of a horse and pasture management. Contains unclear phrases and inconsistent names.
Cherie Nicholas notes fashion leans into bold color for autumn with black foundations accented by jewel tones. Describes purples greens and blues, plaid wool coats, velvety deep pile wools, and luxe furs, highlighting dramatic color contrasts and refined elegance.
A fashion note describes chic Pur Jacket ensembles with wool weave coats and fur accents. It highlights youthful fur jackets and velvet surfaced fabrics, noting conservative blade dresses and gray tweed coat dresses with detailed belts and beaver pile textures.
Curators show trimmings turned into jewels with jeweled flare in new displays. Necklaces, pendants and locket effects decorate daytime wear as designers blend clever materials with decorative notes. The exhibit highlights innovative design and creative use of standard elements.
The fragment hints at a broader character or theme beyond clothing items, suggesting a wider scope or identity within the described setting.
Trends for Wall boy arestes for full ubion ton eney 10 wider Mared skirta with accentuated hip tina.
Describes drape technique and design concepts for a garment featuring slate blue silk jersey and royal blue trims. Mentions intertwining folds, velvet-like textures, and a visually rich silhouette with gloves and decorative trim.
A long exposition on the history and science of wheat and flour, detailing how white and whole wheat flours are produced from the endosperm and bran, the role of milling, and the nutritional differences. It includes mentions of grain origins, energy value, and the evolving use of various flour blends and leaveners for home baking.
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