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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1947
Page
6
Women learn to dress to minimize figure faults with tailored lines and strategic details. Articles advise top heavy, hip heavy, and full figure readers to emphasize the upper or lower areas, avoid tight garments, and use necklines, jackets, and coats to balance proportions while choosing patterns and draping that create a slendering illusion.
Georgia Olcott of Atlantic City writes of a collapsed postwar home life. Her husband Roy, his sister, a stepchild, and a paralyzed mother strain finances as their son battles a serious illness. Norris counsels endurance, prayer, and self control to weather poverty, loss, and a broken marriage while planning a hopeful future.
A fragmented line advises on color combination and outfit preparation. The text mentions a boxe Sower-liks rosette and references Crigo Blackafela, but the overall meaning is unclear. The item appears to be a miscellaneous note about styling and color pairing rather than a coherent news story.
The note warns against guessing washability and urges checking take on blouso before buying. It advises choosing versatile accessories, keeping items clean, storing neatly, and avoiding rolling or dust collection. Emphasizes prompt cleaning and careful handling of necessaries.
An era style column previews playful dress ideas with tubu lar white jersey gowns, pearl accents, and gold touches. It suggests sleeves cut from Sloppy Joes, a white rayon blouse under a sack dress, and a lilting graduation frock with lace edges that suits teens all summer.
The piece offers beauty tips for athletes focusing on makeup longevity and glamour. It advises using creamy foundation with cake makeup and a skin freshener instead of water to dampen tools.
An article notes that a pearl can be distinguished by X ray. It explains cultured pearls form when a bead is inserted into an oyster. Cultured pearls develop in beds near Japan and the South Sea islands taking two to seven years to produce.
Nutritionists say the product contains many nutrients but falls short on certain vitamins and minerals. It may contribute to the diet but cannot fully meet daily body needs.
A cooking fallacy claims aluminum utensils cause harm by contaminating food when not kept at sufficiently low temperatures. Experts say proper handling and safe storage prevent spoilage and disease, and aluminum surfaces themselves do not poison or poison the food when used correctly.
A fragment advises saving an onion end by leaving the cut surface moist, removing a wired portion, peeling, and wrapping the remaining part with the skin over it to prevent drying.
A fragmented OCR passage cites old style tips about powder, polishing items with an aid pit, and using a rubber band to attach a pin cushion. It mentions poison ivy infection risks from smoke and wearing clothing repeatedly, with vague references to powder and plant safety.
The Romana were the first farmers to practice crop rotation, according to the World Book encyclopedia. The sound agricultural practice faded in the Middle Ages and was not revived until modern times.
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