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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
3
Fashion notes for 1932 summer feature formal cotton gowns with crisp sheer fabrics, dotted nets, and embroidered organdies. Designers court elegance with wide picture hats, butterfly sleeves, and handwork aesthetics while offering versatile outfits for evenings, weddings, and garden parties.
Fashion notes describe a cape wrap in bright madcap blue withMedich trans ient velvet paired with a white evening dress. The crepe fabric is semisheer and lightweight, offering a soft drape suitable for day or night wear this season.
Current French fashions in Paris show a shift to simpler, more practical clothing. A popular example is a three quarter coat jacket suit that blends elements of coat and jacket, offering shared advantages of both styles.
High colored buttons brighten white coats and dresses. The two piece sports suit in Wideware pique is a beach favorite. Brown and white and navy and white prints lead seersucker. Gulmpe frocks fashion towned rear with prints and embroideries featuring the daisy motif.
A belt fastener described as a sliding silver piece resembles a straight arrow when closed, noted as one of the season’s nearest tricks. The comparison to Cupid adds a playful tone to this simple accessory feature.
Fashion notes announce shirred chiffon fabrics resuming prominence in gowns. Jack ets and bodices feature extensive shirring for a semi formal look, with dishes, bows, and delicate details highlighted.
H A Rosa of Borden says if drought ends dairy output will rise and prices fall further. With 11.8 percent more cows than 1929, analysts foresee no material herd reduction. Butter storage rises while consumer buying power declines, pressuring farmer returns. Culling herds and controlling store milk sales urged.
Iowa experiment shows cows with legume hay and silage plus grain at 10-12 percent digestible protein meet protein needs. When mixed hay used, grain should have 14-16 percent. with non-legume hay, 16-20 percent. Hoard’s Dairy Man notes.
New York State College researchers find daily milk fat test results vary due to lactation stage cow exercise milking completeness feeding age breed individual differences and seasonal temperature shifts. Two testers in New York test within 2 percent on 60 percent of samples, Babcock test not more accurate.
Dirty feeding palls contribute to calf scours. scald palls after each feeding and let sun dry. Some dairymen use a separate pall per calf. Overfeeding also causes scours. feed about one pound of milk per ten pounds of live weight and increase as calf grows. Start with several feeds daily and add ground grain as calves eat.
Tests for mastitis detection were part of an exhibit in Syracuse Minnesota at dairy meetings. The exhibit, prepared by the experiment station and college of agriculture, drew interest from cattle breed associations and the State Dairy Producers association. The topic highlights ongoing efforts to understand and treat a long-standing dairy disease.
A discussion on inherited temperament cites Francis Galton and Lancet findings showing bad temper runs in families. It notes that heredity links persist despite parental influence and jokes about sympathy for descendants. The piece also reports Merbert Janvrin Browne predicting a hurricane year with several typhoons and storms already striking Indo China, Ben gal, Mauritius, and the West Indies region.
A short theater dialogue fragment shows a girl asking about her father and a grim Sultor answering that he behaved like a lamb. The humorist tone hints at a satirical stage moment.
The celebration notes birth anniversaries of Hawthorne Garibaldi Foster Pennell and Coolidge. It recalls deaths of Adams Jefferson and Monroe on July 4. Also mentions the laying of the Washington Monument cornerstone in 1843 Erie Canal work starting in 1817 and Vicksburg surrender in 1863 Providence founded by Roger Williams in 1626.
Helena Montana Record Herald notes that comfortable shoes outshine many gasoline-saving devices as a practical way to cut costs, guiding readers to prioritize footwear for efficiency.
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