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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
3
Franz A Goodwin urges motorists to avoid driving after drinking, speeding, risky passing, and cutting in at intersections. He emphasizes cautious behavior to prevent accidents and mishaps. The message parallels marital advice, advising restraint and prudence.
The writer argues readers tire of praising English books as superior and claims American authors, in decline earlier, are now producing better work daily. He predicts a collapse of English literature as American novels gain momentum, driven by bold new material and stronger confidence.
Professor Arthur Hill of New York University questions the value of alerting Mars to human testing methods noting a Holmes fable about a concerted Earth effort. The Philadelphia Ledger suggests Martians might be listening and wonders if Earth could offer useful information if a signal reached the moon.
The passage notes that no state has stricter worker safety laws yet 374000 industrial accidents were reported last year costing industry 70 million dollars. It argues safety measures still fail to prevent suffering and disruption for families and hints at Alsace Lorraine reporting a rabbit accidentally firing a hunter’s gun, triggering a hasty reaction including the hunter’s dog being exhausted.
Citizens debate smoking bans arguing that if smokers do not enjoy cigarettes a prohibition could be justified. A student notes fashion trends like bobbed hair, and a medical authority downplays influenza risks from short shirts in cool weather. A national order considers a campaign to promote a quiet welding method in tall buildings by using structural steel welding instead of riveting.
Dense fog blankets the area for hours in the morning, delaying travel and obscuring landmarks. Officials caution drivers to exercise caution as visibility remains reduced and procedures remain in place for any weather-related incidents.
A Philadelphia philanthropist bequeaths two million dollars to aid struggling musicians. The gift aims to help a saxophonist cover basic costs and keep the instrument on the stage, easing financial strain.
A Chicago survey of 4522 infant deaths under one year finds most deaths occur early but notes impaired feeding as a key issue. Evaporated milk is highlighted as a safe substitute for breast milk, with sterilization reducing bacteria and aiding digestion.
Dr George Otla Smith, director of the geological survey, reports from Uintah Basin on Utah's energy potential. He cites oil shale as a future security against oil famine, notes coal is limited, and emphasizes water power as a key long term resource. He warns price and transport costs could affect development until capital and equipment expand. His remarks also touch on labor impacts and rising car horsepower in towns.
Margery Maxwell a prima donna with Chicago Civile Ravinia opera groups shares culinary pride. She explains Maryland Chicken and a white sauce with asparagus and poached egg on toast, detailing ingredients quantities and steps for a balanced mid century dinner.
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