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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
7
Distress two hours after eating causes heartburn and excess acid. The remedy is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia taken as a spoonful in water, which neutralizes acid instantly. Available at all drugstores in 25 cent and 50 cent sizes with directions on the package.
English Bishop James Cannon Jr. joints a dinner in Jackstone where he mocks preaching eternal verities while denying biblical animal pairs entering the ark. The remark sparks criticism as a Detroit Free Press report notes a lawyer’s sharp cross examination demand for truth.
An eminent physician prescribes a tonic advertised to improve digestion and blood quality. It claims to clear pimples, brighten complexion, and strengthen the body. Available in liquid and tablet forms, it urges readers to ask their doctor for the Golden Medical Discovery.
Ancient custom persists at Burghead Scotland with tar on the Norse ruin altar and torches. Singers dance round the flame as celebrants rush to throw coal and fagots into the fire to ward off spirits and witches.
A boy tells a friend about his great grandfather, saying Ilog ninety two today. The friend doubts the claim as the boy notes the task he’s taken him to do. The exchange appears in Chillrona Magazine.
A newspaper note contrasts a woman recounting appendectomy details with a man discussing his stock market operations while a judge presides, highlighting differing subjects in a single evening segment.
A vintage ad touts Bayer Aspirin as a universal remedy for headaches and menstrual discomfort. It claims quick relief, gentle heart effects, and the ability to maintain daily activities without month's "timeout" suffering. It emphasizes broad usefulness for neuralgia rheumatism and general aches.
United States Department of Agriculture notes that preventive practices curb poultry disorders. The Farmers Bulletin 10526 details diseases and parasites, separation of sick birds, sanitation, and clean runs to protect young birds.
Cornell researchers led by L Mia Burd show starving baby chicks for 43 to 72 hours does not prevent bowel trouble. Early feeding is not harmful and may aid yolk assimilation. delaying feeding offers no advantage. Shipping chicks should not be held before arrival.
The article covers optimal care for two to eight week old pullets and cockerels, stressing heat, cleanliness, and housing to prevent disease and improve egg production. It warns against neglect in summer, incorrect sexing, and overfeeding, and outlines a standard fattening ration before sale.
Josiah Stahl of Van Buren Arkansas is described as the oldest living mason in the world at age ninety one. He joined the fraternity at age twenty one and has maintained membership for seventy years.
Frack Slogan, a trust favorite, remains in the behind the scenes role at home plate for the New York Giants this season. Ife is a regular and has been putting in some spring training work to stay ready.
Alartetta was a flat settlement within the present Hanlls of Onto, founded in 1783 by Mutua Futnam and a group from New Lagrant under the Obie company. It was named to honor Charlotte Antoinette.
The Farmers Bulletin No 1143F from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines rat proofing for all buildings. It urges concrete and steel construction, double walls and floors, sealed spaces, and hygienic storage to permanently reduce rat access and shelter.
Dr W J Zaumeyerger of the USDA reports beans suffer severe losses from bacterial blight, with up to 74 percent crop loss in bad years. Development of resistant bean varieties appears most promising, though no variety shows full resistance. Bulletin 189 T outlines findings and is available free from Washington.
Yard lights provide convenient illumination for farmyards during cold winds and night trips. Flexible switch control suits redirection for lamps mounted on poles or buildings, with three or four way wiring options at central positions for farms reliant on electric power or high lines.
The article argues that foreclosures show better land values at high sums per acre and that buying land with fertile, well-structured soil yields long term advantages. It cautions against overrating poor land and suggests investing in good soil rather than expensive fertilizer bags.
A historical ad extols Dr Caldwell on treating constipation with diet and a laxative named Syrup Pepsin. It claims the remedy is safe, effective, and gentle enough for babies, used for over 47 years and available nationwide.
Transwich Maine farmer reports a rooster carried a burning cigarette into the barn. The bird dropped the lighted cigarette in chaff near the entrance, igniting a small blaze that the farmer stamped out before it spread.
Fragmentary text suggests a court judgment may be involved but contains limited readable details and no identifiable persons or dates.
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