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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
4
The article notes a vibrant season dominated by bright jackets paired with white or dark skirts. It highlights contrasting ensembles, from red jackets with white frocks to white jackets over black or navy skirts, and describes jacket lengths and fabrics for town, travel, and formal wear.
A Philadelphia writer argues that women are not inherently keener than men at observation. The editor teases him, noting the wife’s talent to scrutinize a hat briefly and then describe it for hours without repetition.
The reference explains goodwill as the valuation tied to a businesss reputation patronage drawing power and intangible advantages. It notes purchase value of goodwill rests on a companys average net profit over several years.
In a casual street crime a man and a woman stopped their car before a grocery store and forced the grocer to surrender his cash without the bandits leaving the vehicle. The incident reflects the era’s trend of quick street robberies.
In a Cornwall countryside tale Bodwin wins the heart of Alice Wick by a moonlit kiss at the famed Kissing Gate. The lovers, aided by Bodwin’s grandmother, resolve their longing as the moonlight guides a hopeful future.
A mixed fragment from a 1900s newspaper features a Henry Keats style musing on truth and error, plus two recipe ideas. One dish blends noodles tuna peppers and peas baked in crumbs. the other layers cooked chicken with rice onions mushrooms peas in a casserole with stock and biscuits.
A children’s tale recounts a fairy dinner where Sir Turkey Gobbler arrives as guest of honor rather than being served. He boasts about being admired, joins the feast in a pine grove, and enjoys a lavish spread of berries and nuts while the fairies cheer.
A fragmented account describes a firewood trade in New York City slums where collectors sell small quantities for fireplaces. It notes terms like Ins wood and tree wood, with wood sourced from waste construction material, old bores, or untrimmed tree pieces.
Fashion notes describe the continued popularity of eton and bolero suits with a feminine twist. Belge cloth fabrics, spongy textures, and bold color accents like green scarfs define the season. Accessories gain emphasis with vivid plaid, stripes, velvet ribbons, and varied trims enhancing ensembles.
Promotes Intermountain brands as superior value and trusted products. Claims long standing quality and domestic support, praising Maude House fashion and related goods. Includes obscure quotes and marketing flair about national merit and consumer confidence.
Banner Daniel V dal Burgos describes The Christ of the Andes as a seven meter high statue at the Chilean Argentine frontier. Erected in gratitude for peace talks, the sculpture symbolizes Amity as women from both nations funded its creation and upkeep.
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