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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1902
Page
4
A chaotic report lists varied items from Panama and Lon don to Kentucky and San Francisco. Names include Allen Hayden of Tooneville and Robert Blake the dentist. It notes violence, strikes, treaties, and military movements with multiple places and figures referenced.
Misa Cthel Barrymore wears a white net gown with horizontal rose pink ribbon trim on the bodice and skirt. The outfit features a bayadere style stripe, a three-quarter inch ribbon edge, net sleeves, elbow-length ruffle, and is completed by white gloves, a black and white tube boa, and a flat black ostrich plume hat.
An ornate wooden kitchen unit features a 43 inch by 30 inch top, sliding boards for bread, and a flour china area with automatic hangings. It includes three rear drawers and four large front drawers for dishes, cutlery, cookbooks, tins, condiments, and sugar. A zinc bottom keeps the piece mouse and rat proof.
Report from Ogden in the Bloor City Iowa Tribune notes a likely turkey shortage due to heavy rains and a poor season. Chickens show price gains with hens up about two cents and spring chickens up two cents per pound, driven by meat prices.
Unique bonbon boxes in thin oblong satin with blue tones feature clover forget me nots and roses in sprays. White satin straw baskets display field flower looks. Norfolk coats rise in vogue in mixed gray fabrics with loose fronts and fitted backs, tailored with yoke necks and box plait details.
The guide outlines a two yard feeding rotation for fattening cattle and pigs. Scatter corn fodder in yard No 1 for the first half day then move stock to yard No 2 for the second half day. After two to three months confine cattle in a small yard and feed shelled corn with oats if cold. For coarse feed, clover or timothy hay. stock water and salt with sulfur should be available. A M Stewart.
A catalog note describes two evening coats from silk with black and white detailing. One coat uses white mette and black velvet with white face trimming for a refined finish.
Beerbohm estimates the 2861,200000 bushels of 60 pounds this year up from 2801,200,000 last year, the largest since 1898. Argentina Regina harvests 89,000,000 bushels, Uruguay and Chile show gains, Australasia crops at 32,000,000 bushels, below recent years.
After the candy has disappeared these dainty boxes and baskets form lovely renting places for handkerchiefs, laces or other dainty femininities.
A description notes a coat finished with a regulation collar and lapels and closes in a double breasted style.
The new shirred shirts appear very smart in dark plain chiffons or muslin. Shirring rows run from below the waist to the top of the frill, with three tight gathers. Waists match with three tight folds above the belt, and fabric fans in graceful folds. Shirred gowns suit only a slight, graceful figure with deep pointed waist yokes.
Jelly jumbles fold 42 cups butter with 1 cup sugar and 1 egg. Dissolve soda in sour milk, add salt and flour to form a soft dough. Shape rounds, spread currant jelly on half, cut three small slits on the other half, seal and bake in a hot oven.
The piece notes that roots add bulk and feeding value beyond nutriment, with six to eight pounds of roots equal to one pound of grain. Roots help keep pigs in good condition, prevent overfat young pigs, satisfy hogs' appetite for bulky feed, and reflect underutilization in American hog feeding. The snout design aids rooting, highlighting roots' unusual value.
A fragmented note discusses the Kirchan InkJtchens and their economy of space, examining how ecology and resource use shape trade. It mentions observers and a speculative framework without concrete data or dates.
Gobleta are Roch ¢rietal goblets modeled after long stemmed antique designs replacing the flat tumblers in use. Their dainty clearness and refined appearance appeal to the genteel hostess seeking an elegant table setting.
A historical note argues that selecting only large peaches increases market price. Citing A Morrill of Michigan a practice of thinning fruit is praised as decisive. many growers ignore this, citing effort and uncertain value. The text emphasizes the discipline required to prune to quality as peaches grow.
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