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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
3
Farmers increasingly adopt trench silos to store corn silage for winter feed. The simple narrow trench, cheap root cover, and sturdy wall help protect feed, allow use of land for soil-building crops, and reduce losses from bad weather.
E A Hanson extension dairyman at University farm St Paul says fall feeding of early freshening and other cows boosts income. With low pasture, well managed hay, silage, and grain improve butterfat. dry periods of about eight weeks aid production. underfed cows fall short in milk and fat.
Ohio researchers report infant chick mortality of 56 percent when raised near older birds and out in the open, while pullets raised to laying age away from the station show 24 percent mortality. The findings urge a new phase of specialization to produce ready to lay birds, with brooding and pullet growth becoming a commercial enterprise in experts hands.
A historical excerpt discusses farm practices and statistics. It notes ten eyes and a 2 pound reference, totals 5,035,000 motor vehicles used on U.S. farms, mentions a good orchard fertilizer with nitrogen from nitrate compounds, lists common nitrate sources, cites Canada as a leading honey exporter to Britain in 1836, estimates the 1937 lamb crop at nearly 31,000,000 head, compares potato storage cellars with dirt versus cement floors, and states room temperature beating aids whipped volume over chilling.
New York gossip column notes George Wingfield regaining control of Colden and Riverside hotels in Reno after years in the spotlight and a落 from fortune. It also comments on Japanese diplomat Hirota, imagining him in oriental robes and Western dress, reflecting tensions between feudal legacy and modern industry in Japan and its statecraft.
A Western Newspaper Union feature extols plaid in autumn wardrobes from kindergarten to high school, celebrating washable, practical plaids for bikes, school outfits, and campus style. It highlights clerks, retailers, and stylistic options including plaid skirts, blouses, coats, and accessories in forest greens, autumn browns, sapphire blues, and velvet dresses to pair with fur or fleece coats.
This afternoon frock in purple silk dacquand appeared in a New York silk parade preview. The pencil slim silhouette dominates this season with shirred bust draping and high quality loom fabric shaping the line.
Cherie Nicholas notes fabrics drive the year’s fashion, with velvets, brocades, laces, tulles shaping simple, severe day dresses. White wool lace tops pair with black velvet skirts, while two tone combos and rhinestone trim lift minimal designs. Novel fabrics include tweed lames and lace prints.
A French couturiere urges sobriety in daytime fashion amid flurry of romantic styles. She endorses simple garments and high quality fabrics, advising even tattooed looks be refined by well-made accessories and consistent, first-rate craftsmanship.
Dr. Darton explains that tuberculosis is not purely inherited and is caused by germs. The piece warns daily exposure risks from coughing and kissing, outlines early signals of TB, and details weight loss and exercise guidance for overweight heart patients, stressing patient adherence and the concept of heart reserve.
A bustling ad style read shows three fashion patterns from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. It promotes Woman’s Fall wardrobes with colorfully described outfits for mother daughter and cousin Emma, featuring a novelty yoke sleeve model and a gingham kitchen gown. Patterns 1330 1381 1286 are priced at 15 cents each with yardage details and ordering info from The Sewing Circle in San Francisco.
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