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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1949
Page
2
Fabrics and new styles inspire home sewists to craft wardrobe pieces. Patterns showcase bolero jackets with attached blouses, flexible dress options, and casual or dressy outfits suitable for club activities or shopping. Easy cotton lines invite beginners to progress to rayon or silk.
The article discusses economical coat styling, suggesting omitting the bolero to save sewing time and options like scarves or capes. It emphasizes proper pattern fitting, preferring to buy a larger pattern size when in doubt and detailing tucks and side seam adjustments for a better, tailored look. Redingote ensembles are highlighted as a fashionable, professional option with new prints and solid wools, advising two coordinating prints for easy wardrobe changes.
Be smartl as perennial as the robin the redingote outfit offers a double duty coat that mimics a redingote dress. The wardrobe versatility includes matching prints and dress combinations in green tones and coordinated coats. Readers are invited to assemble basic outfits with an eye to teammates both present and future.
An old gardening column discusses using shrubs to gain privacy and beauty in home yards. It suggests tall hedges like privet or Chinese elm and a layered shrub border with flowering lower plants such as lilacs and French hybrids. It covers several shrub types, planting spacing, pruning, and basic care for year-round privacy and color.
Rena Janzen 19 writes Kathleen Norris seeking purpose amid crowded fourth floor tenements in Lower Manhattan. Norris replies that many neighbors, once in poverty, move to better lives with work, planning, and education, urging focus on one’s own path and urging avoidance of shared distress.
New York report cites Dr. J Wayne Wright Stone, assistant education tests chief, claiming adults can read 300 words per minute with practice. He notes 62 percent in need of reading improvement, and that proper judgment lets readers scan fast passages while scrutinizing others. He contrasts reporters who read 500–600 wpm with his 500 wpm rate, blaming vocalization and word-by-word reading for slowness.
A period piece column extols ice cream and cake as versatile desserts for any occasion. It offers recipes and serving ideas including cupcakes, apple raisin sauce, chocolate frosting, and quick Alaska desserts. Suggestions cover coffee cream sauce, fruit sauces, and recommended pairings with fish, beef, and poultry, framed in a warm homey tone.
Lynn suggests scoring fat on beef or lamb and inserting garlic slivers to enhance flavor. Remove garlic before serving. A ham glaze can use honey orange juice and orange rind. Sautéed mushrooms in beef gravy add interest without overpowering the meat.
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