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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
6
A fragmentary dialogue presents a husband and wife exchange about happiness and a dream of another man. The piece reads like stray lines from a vaudeville or radio skit with a playful teasing tone and brief punchlines.
Kathleen Norris urges women to seize war taught skills that will aid peacetime life. She highlights Red Cross home nursing courses, 24 hours split over evenings, teaching illness prevention, baby care, medicines, emergencies, and quick action. She cites real saves from first aid and mid meal baby bottles, urging immediate enrollment.
Advertisement notes a dainty pinafore with swimming ducks and adorably embroidered cubs. It offers a transfer of motifs sized 4 by 1 inches to 4 by 9 inches, complete directions, and costs sixteen cents. Due to high demand and wartime, more material may be needed and orders for popular patterns are filling quickly.
The Red Cross offers a free 24 hour home nursing course for women to prepare for family care during wartime. Divided into twice weekly classes, it covers baby care illness signs nursing techniques first aid and more. Completing it may save lives and reduce anxiety for loved ones.
The War Production Board warns that paper pulp shortages and higher industrial use shrink paper towel supply. Waste paper is essential to the war effort, directly replacing pulp in making new paper and paperboard containers used to manufacture and ship weapons and supplies.
The packaging industry earns praise for wrappings that guard American food and war materiel in transit to front lines. Containers endure subzero heat humidity and even immersion for days. Goods are unloaded at remote sites with no docks sometimes dumped on the surf and carried ashore by waves or tide.
Listing describes price guidance for grade A eggs and mentions cleaning to remove dirt, stains, and culling eggs with blood spots. The note emphasizes grade A standards and simple sorting steps for egg quality control.
A scientist explains that using a microscope one can determine the weight of oxygen and its role in tarnishing and rusting steel and other metals.
Practical feeding tests show feeder lambs may be fattened successfully on rations with about 11 percent or less protein.
A senior writes about relief from a years-long constipation using Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad-style letter explains that All-Bran is a regulating food, not a laxative, and advises daily intake with plenty of water. It emphasizes genuine Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek and suggests muffins as an option.
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