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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
3
A philanthropy event featured a fashion show with messages about body positivity. Dame Fashion praised the poise of curvier models while noting trends in gowns, hats, and accessories. The piece highlights evolving fashion sense and the desire for stylish yet practical outfits.
A Kansas City Star fashion note suggests matching spring coats with hats in the same fabric. Tan tweed with a matching beret, yellow basket weave with white felt, peach cape coats with hats, and coordinated sweaters for young girls are described.
The article details floral accents on day and evening wear, describing clusters of garden flowers and silk blooms used on shoulders and gowns. It notes evening ensembles favor larger, richer bouquets, with examples from August Abernard and Maggy Routt showing silk roses, Parma violets, and contrasting colors to enhance crepe and tulle outfits.
The siren gown named aptly is a satin evening dress with long svelte lines. It uses expert fabric work to achieve a smooth silhouette with no fullness below the hips. Suggested colors include off whites, black, peach cast, blue and green.
The article discusses a Dutch colonial style shingled home with a two story profile, detailing a living room that runs the length of the house and a sun room with continuous windows. It notes floor plan changes placing the entrance at one end and describes a 23 by 21 foot living room, dining room, kitchen sizes, and two second floor bedrooms.
A home owner planning a spring build should choose high grade quiet toilets and efficient fixtures. The Rolls-Royce of toilets, the siphon set, costs more but offers larger water seal better lines and trouble-free operation. Lavatories can be enameled iron or vitreous china with acid resistant enamel. vitreous china resists chipping and staining. Choose a mixing faucet for tempered water. Bathtubs vary. avoid claw foot tubs for new houses. Install a shower bath with a single valve mixer and a self-cleaning shower head. Add quality towel bars. Modern baths favor more space, better light and ventilation with multiple windows for sunlight and air.
An expert argues a roof is the home’s shield against heat cold rain snow and wind. A weak roof costs more in the end than investing in durability. A sturdy roof must endure endless elements or protective function fails.
Painted floors beautify the home by joining decor, with soft green in bedrooms, yellow in sun parlors, and mottled walls. They suit bedrooms, sun parlors, and even kitchens, turning floors into a design element rather than just furniture resting spots.
Dr. A. Maynard of Cornell University states cows need calcium and phosphorus in summer pasture and grain. Mineral supplements stored in a box in the barnyard help cows build reserves for winter. A simple mix of bone meal limestone and salt suffices. feed 3–4 ounces daily or let cows eat freely.
The article argues water is essential for dairy cows, especially in hot weather, noting milk is over 80 percent water by weight. Cows need about three pounds of water per pound of milk, with heavy producers requiring 10 to 15 gallons in 24 hours. Access to water at least twice daily, ideally three times daily in heat, prevents drops in milk yield.
The article argues that a weak dairy market punishes marginal producers while rewarding efficient dairy farmers. It contends that low butterfat prices push underperformers out and that efficiency in feeding raises profits, offering hope by narrowing competition and enabling future price recovery.
Practical dairy guidance urges good pasture with soybeans as a feed option and high water intake for ample milk. Emphasizes clean well ventilated barns, flea control with burlap, timely feeding, and seamless dairy utensils to prevent contamination.
Aerial Studio in northern Rhodesia will map a 63 000 square mile area from an airplane. The craft operates at high altitude for seven and a half hours with pilot and photographer aboard. It carries two engines for safety if one fails.
A reflective note quoting Judge on human frailty and mortality. It warns that time brings either physical decline or mental deterioration, urging caution in judging mankind’s path and fate.
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