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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
3
A compact meditation on willpower and pride. The piece contrasts perseverance with obstinacy, notes how resignation can mask weakness, and urges action over idle dreaming. It laments snubs, praises forged character, and links impudence to bad upbringing rather than respect.
Farm poultry pricing hinges on breed and egg quality. Market value varies with egg size shape and shell color brown shells sometimes preferred. Pullet stocks should lay over 40 percent after three months. Pedigree breeding may shift to inside quality and egg composition for future price gains.
Ohio State University extension agronomist D. St. Dodd notes cows on average pastures consume about 200 pounds of grass daily to meet milk and body needs, with current yields of three tons per acre. He urges pasture improvement through lime fertilizer and better grass mixes to correct soil deficiencies and lower costs for milk and meat.
A. G. Folans of the University of Minnesota farm urges a dugout or root cellar as a cheap efficient storage. A side hill site offers better drainage and ground level entry, with a 20 by 40 foot cellar holding about 4000 bushels. Construction uses poles around two slides and a concrete footing, straw roof, and dirt from the cellar for banking.
A. J. Pieper of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture identifies six weed costs to farmers. He notes reduced crop yields increased growing expenses decline in product quality land value losses livestock poisoning and public health impacts.
The text notes two white meat layers in turkey breast and that certain strains yield more white meat. Management conditions influence breast meat percentage, with semiconfined birds in milder weather producing more white meat than range birds under varied conditions.
The piece reviews CHERIE NICHOLAS role in shaping fashion with coordinated glove and handbag ensembles by American designer David Lewis. It highlights black antelope leather, gold accents, cross-stitch details, and matching sets designed to elevate outfits with elegance and practical luxury.
A two piece suit designed with lustre yarn and a knotty bias wall pattern for storm and reliable wearing. Wide lapels and label knitted separately then sewn to the jacket. The cut away line gives a firmly tailored up to date silhouette.
Lame heads the list of important fabrics in the Paris couturiers winter collections as designers adapt metallic materials for broader use. Variations include lower print lames in colors, gold and silver cloths, iridescent materials, and plaid metalics. Velvet in all forms features in outfits for day and night with luxurious cut velvets backed by cobra or metal tones.
The four way costume is back this fall in new plaid wool and velveteen. A two piece plaid dress in shirtwaist style comes in black brown wine or green with a velveteen jacket. The jacket can be worn with older dresses and skirts, enhancing versatility for school wear.
Sequin covered garments for Glilter Gillering feature embroidery tims in hundreds of new fall frocks. Motifs include plain glass window patterns, fireworks designs and Louis XV bowknots.
The piece surveys rising talent in Paramount and other studios, noting Katharine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers, Andrea Leeds, Lucille Ball, and Mary Livingstone among those gaining dramatic notice. It highlights Ruth More, Ruth Mix, Tex Ritter, and Keo Maynard, plus returns of Frances Dee and Norma Shearer, with Lubitsch Cooper Colbert involved in upcoming pictures.
A miscellany of short notes and trivia including weather effects on soil shrinkage and expansion, sunlit windows, a Wyatt poem about Anne Boleyn, Japanese tile market figures, Napoleon’s battalion corps, Roman London’s dating, idiom origins, Stentor’s famed voice, and early express service history.
A brief quotation notes that success is most valued by those who do not achieve it. The line echoes a poemish reflection on effort, desire, and reward within a concise literary frame.
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