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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1949
Page
2
An old guidance item explains mending a broken marble table top by reinforcing it from beneath with plasterboard or a board trim. The edges are joined with cement, a thin plaster Paris mix is applied to the back, the reinforcement set, then the piece is returned to place after hardening.
The article offers practical sewing tips for amateurs and advanced makers alike. It explains sleeve fitting at the armhole elbow and wrist, pattern handling, and the importance of cutting accuracy to avoid twisting. It covers shoulder padding, pocket construction, waistline alignment, and careful trials with different sleeve types.
Wartime and postwar guides promote dwarf sweet corn Golden Midget and early maturity tomatoes Bousty from North Dakota plus Minnesota cucumber varieties. New white radish muskmelons and ice box watermelons appear in seed catalogs. Emphasizes small space, quick harvests, and flavor variety to curb prices and support home food growth.
Janet Harrison seeks help from Kathleen Norris about surrendering Pamela to the Smiths for full adoption. Norris urges giving Pamela to the couple, noting the emotional harm from uprooting a child and criticizing the couple’s plan to start a new family while leaving Pamela displaced. The column critiques parental responsibility and morality in the tangled custody scenario.
The Atomic Energy Commission will supply radioisotopes at no charge to qualified U S cancer research workers. Led by Dr Shields Warren, the program expands access beyond iodine, phosphorus, and sodium to more than 60 elements, offering a potential substitute for radium in cancer research and treatment. The effort leverages the Oak Ridge reactor to provide radioactive materials for studies in diagnosis and therapy.
The article explains that ordinary white horses are not born white and that many so called white horses are light gray or gray-born and brighten with age. Some breeds such as Arabians are light gray at birth and may become white by age four or five. It notes the rarity of true white foals and clarifies color progression in horses.
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