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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
2
Fashion feature highlights fur artistry for the season with adventurous styling. Designers mix black astrakhan with snowy ermine and bold belt accents while odd fabrics and ruffles shape long gloves and capeslet sets. The article notes velvet browns, printed satin gowns, and metal buttons as current touches.
Victorian fashion favors crochet edging for jackets. Instructions call for mercerized cotton, crochet hooks, crepe fabric, and silk pieces cut for two panels. Edges are basted to avoid hems. crochet motifs hold pieces in place. Crochet directions exist in most fancy work departments.
Corduroy like corded weaving gains popularity in winter fashion. Wool and velvet blends show corded texture expanding beyond sportswear to all clothes. Corded velvet evening dresses draw near to corduroy in feel, and corded woolen coats remain classic for harsh weather. Dressmakers use card direction tweaks to create new looks without extra ornament.
Changes to dress styles this season demand a decided change in hairdressing. The piece argues modern women imitate troubling styles that reveal the back of the head, urging use of expert hairdressers to harmonize hair with fashion and beauty. It contends hair should blend with clothing like sculpture, requiring special talent and a keen eye for form and delicacy.
L'ar is designing clothes distinctly unlike past fashions. Designers discard period ideas and seek practical materials and ease of wear with beauty. The new garments emphasize low cost, comfort, and modern form.
Green feed as a supplement to poultry rations boosts growth and egg production. Alfalfa clover lespedera rape soybeans lettuce and other greens provide essential vitamins. Properly cured hay and green feeds improve flock health and reduce losses. The article also notes early 1910s luxury ship pool installations and Cunard history for context.
Battery brooding attracts many to broiler production but faces issues with feathering and soft meat leading to high shrinkage during express shipments. A New Jersey experiment suggests blending battery and floor brooding, using battery for the first four weeks and finishing growth on the floor for easier heating and feeding after week four.
Practical notes advise using cup flats as packing for chick eyes in cones to reduce mash waste and suggest earth enware bell jars with flower pot saucers as early water fountains for up to 100 chicks. For four week olds, large metal fountains are recommended, with piping and automatic fountains easing labor and ensuring constant fresh water.
The national egg laying contest in Af nford Surrey ends its eighth month with 4050 eggs laid by 1274 per bird. Pack Legtoria pen leads with 1828 eggs and 152.5 per bird, Pogland’s Triate division dominates eight months. A Rhode Island pullet tops individual egg counts with 213 graded eggs. another pullet has 218 total, with 86 weighed under two ounces.
A Washington note warns that worms in poultry feed absorb mash and grain, causing paralysis and deficiency diseases. It cites internal and external parasites like roundworms tapeworms and tapeworms as culprits in birds and stock health.
The excerpt traces the term Moor to Brerecco inhabitants and notes that Arabs conquered Mauretania and converted locals to Mohammedanism. It states the race mixed and invaded Spain and Portugal, with Spanish writers applying Moor to Mohammedans of northern Africa.
During a siege at Foligno Italy the bishop Contl escaped death when a shell burst The city bombarded Raphael was commissioned to create the Foligno Madonna as thanks for the survival The painting went on to gain worldwide fame and remains associated with the Foligno episode
Sanskrit long used in western Asia inscriptions shows it as the main language of Libdu literature religion and culture for up to 3500 years. The language has changed slightly but remains substantially the same now as in early records. The Yeele hymns differ from current Sanskrit about as Nsomerle Creek differs from Attic Greek.
The term Black Friday recalls Caster Monday April 24, 1460 when many of Edward II’s troops froze to death before Paris. and the first Monday after the English defeat in the Gunpowder era. It also marks March 20, 1209 when Irish forces attacked English settlers in Ulster, killing thousands.
The text explains the dark of the moon as the interval of invisibility between the last quarter and the new moon when the moon is between the sun and earth. It also discusses the origin of the expression Castles in Spain, noting fashionable French adventurers deceived creditors with tales of imaginary estates.
The doctor of philosophy degree is usually conferred after three periods of resident study beyond the bachelor’s degree with graduate courses and a thesis. The degree is not conferred as an honorary degree in this country at the present time.
A fragmented description links the hot dog days of July and August to Sirius and the sun rising together. It misstates historical beliefs about the dog star causing madness and heat, reflecting garbled OCR errors and archaic language.
The text notes Sanskrit as the most important historic language with rich grammar and flexible structure. It claims a 15th century discovery sparked major cultural shifts and opened study of primitive Indo European languages, shaping philology.
Formed by lightning fulgurites are glassy formations called lightning tubes where a lightning discharge fuses loose sand along its path. The surface is smooth glass while the outer layer is rough and partially fused sand. They vary in size from small to large, some found in Beaver locality reach several inches in diameter and may extend over 25 feet underground.
The longest and heaviest pear from the slope collection is now in a South Kennington museum in London. It measures 2 inches long and 41% inches in circumference and weighs ounces. A famed pear named La Pollegrina was once shown in a Moscow museum, Gas Logle.
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