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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
3
New York City woman Helga Blanch reports dropping 2 inches from hips 7 from waist in 40 days by Kruschen Salts. She says she lost 261 Tbs, 4 inches off hips, 3 off bust, and 7% off waist, without hunger while gaining health and vitality.
In a tense schoolroom moment Izabeth is assessed by a mother who intrudes and questions if the pupil will become a good singer. The teacher hesitates, noting the difficulty of judging her progress, while uncertainty and potential talent hang in the air.
Dr Harold of the American Bankers Association told the American Institute of Banking that bank failures follow business failures, not cause them. He noted the U S has many banks aged over 50 and over 100 years, insisting the system is sound despite recent strains from rapid enterprise expansion.
Professor John Janna of Columbia notes the United States owns or controls fifty two financing institutions with a total government investment around two billion dollars. He cites a mix of permanent and temporary banks including agricultural lenders and mortgage banks under federal charters. The Administration proposes consolidating agricultural credit agencies into the Farm Credit Administration, though experts warn consolidation should follow a thorough survey of current activities.
Professor Morris of Utah State Agricultural College outlines a farm dairy setup and a simple vanilla ice cream formula. He lists equipment such as ice crusher, one-gallon freezers, cans, and a double boiler, plus steps for gelatinizing milk and cream, heating to 145 degrees, tempering eggs, and freezing with salt and ice for two to four hours.
Uintah county's wheat production average for 1928 to 1932 is 100904 bushels, basis for county allotment of 54 percent, totaling 54478 bushels as domestic human food. State divided into 11 districts for administration. compensation payments depend on individual allotments and movers may join the program.
A fragment notes the number of wheat crowers who seize the opportunity to join a wheat program. It hints at participation metrics and program access but lacks concrete names or dates.
The article reports on the monetary value of college endowments in the United States, noting totals around 2 hundred million dollars and various institutions holding substantial funds. It highlights the trend of large endowments concentrated in a few schools, with many colleges possessing smaller assets and annual endowment yields.
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