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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
8
Woman's World outlines wedding fashion for the season with romantic white gowns featuring layers of gossamer fabrics, detachable trains, and removable lace accents. Styles include long sleeves, puffed sleeves, strapless gowns with net boleros, and Juliet caps. Materials span satin, lace, mousseline, marquisette, nylon tulle, and organdie.
A June bridal fashion overview highlights gowns with wide top silhouettes, large bertha collars, lace bodices, and sheer layered fabrics. Apron-like effects, created by lace rather than separate garments, are popular, with options in organdie, batiste, organza, and satin in white and pastels. Sleeves vary from long and slender to full or tiny.
A farmer’s bull runs into a china shop causing damage. the court finds the farmer not liable due to the sudden, unavoidable act. A bus crash victim fails to claim market pain price. court limits to reasonable compensation. A poison ivy disease case yields a substantial workers’ compensation award, as it began with an accident. A defendant’s protest at a judge’s remark leads to a contempt sentence later overturned on appeal. Wedding fashion notes describe bridesmaids' dresses and honeymoon wardrobe trends with detailing on fabrics and styles.
Kathleen Norris critiques love affairs within marriage and urges fidelity and self-control. She shares a reader Madeleine Firkin tale showing how illicit affection harms families and ends in heartbreak as men seek escape, urging younger women to value home, husband, children, and respect.
Ohio State University researchers report a decade long study at the Zanesville station showing 88 percent of soil loss from rainfall occurs in the six summer months. Clean cultivated crops offer little protection. thick deep rooted legumes and grasses provide self protective cover when properly fed and limed.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says polio cure research is on solid ground though no fixed timeline is set. It notes 1949 as a turning point year, with promise for drugs serums and vaccines and the foundation aiding 80 percent of 42 375 new patients, distributing 803 respirators and spending over 27 million dollars on patients.
O T Coleman Missouri university extension soils specialist outlines a five point plan to balance soil nutrients and maximize yields at low costs. It stresses ample plant food, soil testing, building organic matter with deep rooted legumes, water and nutrient conservation, and a balanced cropping system with regular pasture and green manure rotations.
Mrs. George C. Wheatcroft of Warren County Kentucky had a farm kitchen remodeled into a U shape. The redesign saves about 45 miles of walking per year by reducing steps from 300 500 to 250 300 per meal and makes meal preparation quicker and more attractive.
Farm fish ponds spread across regions with Alabama methods using fertilizer to reach about 250 pounds of fish per acre annually. Ponds serve livestock water and waterfowl needs, require predator control and careful stocking, and benefit from professional guidance from soil conservation services.
Kelly DeBusk urges sportsmen to mentor boys responsibly by teaching limits, habitat, and ethics. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker stresses duty to youths, and the piece questions what readers are teaching the next generation about conservation and lawful hunting.
The bass is hailed as America's premier game fish with widespread appeal. The article notes bass thrive where trout cannot endure heat, supporting millions of anglers across lakes and streams and inviting participation from men, women, and children.
A 23 inch centerpiece features a chrysanthemum center and pineapple border in a popular heirloom crochet motif. Described as graceful and suitable for a crocheting contest entry.
A list of vegetable extracts used to treat leather soles includes wattle quebracho divi divi sumac gambier mangrove and myrobalans. The ingredients are cited as aiding firmness and suppleness in the tanning process.
A kitchen tip explains making apricot glaze for petit fours by soaking dried apricots overnight then forcing through a sieve. Mix with an equal amount of sugar, heat slowly to boil, and boil five minutes with constant stirring to glaze the treats.
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