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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
6
Woman's World outlines simple home dyeing using available dyes for most fabrics besides glass or metal. It explains selecting dyes by material, testing on swatches, and dyeing methods from washes to tubs or machines, plus color mixing basics and tips on preserving or altering shades safely.
Instructions describe preparing garments before dyeing to ensure even color. Remove metal fittings, take out hems and linings, and use a wooden spoon for stirring. Soak, heat gradually, and rinse until clear. dye amounts depend on weight and fabric type with adjustments for acetate rayon and nylon.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges a cum pasture program to boost profits by providing high quality forage year round. Ohio State extension agronomist Earl Jones outlines seeding legume grass mixes, fertilization, and strict grazing management to prevent overgrazing, with alfalfa ladino clover and grasses as summer feed, plus proper use of nitrogen phosphate and potash.
The broiler industry aims to boost poultry value beyond four billion dollars this year and supply almost half of chicken meat in 1951. Breeders developed faster growing chickens, aided by the Chicken Tomorrow program sponsored by A and P Food Stores.
A reader describes a barn loft trap door system with nine doors. Hinged rails attach to the wall and swing outward to hook into the door when upright, then fold flat against the wall when closed to reduce fall risk in the manger.
AGP Food Stores reports a 139 percent rise in frozen food sales across its 4,500 markets in 37 states serving 31 million daily, led by citrus juice concentrates orange grapefruit blend and lemon juice. peas and strawberries also climbed.
The Reader's Date Book notes a long standing tradition now popular in Europe and the United States. It highlights Liberal Kansas as a national example with a Pancake Day race for housewives and describes varied forms from village fairs to church suppers. Details include planning steps, fundraising methods, and community coordination for a successful event before Lent.
Advertisement explains how to build extra chairs using ordinary hand tools or a woodworker, finish with foam seats and back pads, leatherette upholstery and brass tack trim. Pattern price is 25.
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