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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
3
Lace gowns emerge as the leading choice for brides in 1928 fashion, with attention to fit, train, and necklines. A Bride of Two Centuries display in New York highlighted period lace's enduring glamour, while tulle veils and na rved waists add elegance to the bridal silhouette.
Lace dresses dominated the Paris fashion show at the Hotel George V, exhibiting startling variations by leading designers. The emphasis was on lace as a feminine staple, with colors in deep shades like midnight blue, purplish blue, grenadine, and tortoise shell brown.
Farmers discuss balancing air flow in open front poultry houses to avoid drafts and odors. Techniques include muslin curtains or adjustable frames to admit fresh air while protecting birds, plus regular cleaning to maintain air quality. Excessive warmth causes moisture and dampness.
The United States Department of Agriculture suggests guineas serve as danger alarms and safety educators for poultry, especially turkeys. Farmers with incubators should use guineas to teach turkeys how to feed and stay alert, noting guineas’ alertness improves flock protection and helps turkey poultry management.
The piece notes Fatsy Kelly and Lyda Roberts launching a new comedy series with plans to be very funny. It mentions Lyda teamed with Patsy to replace Thelma Todd, praise for a Polish actress, and references to Keystone comedy, Hans, and a misdated Broadway rumor. It also covers Fred Bartholomew likely as the hero in Kim, Joan Crawford pursuing serious music, and projects around color pictures and Dancing Plate.
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