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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1943
Page
6
A historical note describes concrete floors for a poultry house and a dairy stable. It explains a steel towel preventive surface and a wooden float technique to create a smooth, durable finish. first use of a rough textures and protective coatings is mentioned for durability.
Rural brief notes that soldiers in tropical postings used a dusting powder derived from castor bean derivative to combat typhus carrying lice. It also mentions demonstrations of dusty pea nitrogen with sulfur to protect crops, and records in Hertford County North Carolina show an average peanut yield of 373 pounds per acre.
Ken faces his father’s anger over a bucked cigarette and the day’s chores as the McLaughlin ranch calms into a tense breakfast. Nell eyes Ken’s academic future while the family reflects on discipline, work, and a future colt. The scene blends ranch life, family dynamics, and hopes for a horse of Ken’s own.
Nell McLaughlin and Ken argue about a plan to write a story while recalling the Albino and a horse tragedy. Gus the Swedish foreman, Howard, and Melaughlin shape a tense scene as plans to move horses and face future days unfold amid crumbling confidence and worry.
Virginia Vale discusses name confusions among performers in New York and Hollywood. Notables include Ginny Simms mistaken for Glony Simine, Olga Rasenoova misidentified in a photo, and Robert Stark's postwar modeling and acting prospects with Metro. The piece also touches on radio as a star maker, Beatrice Kay's theater and radio blend, Raya Letz pursuing screen fame, and ongoing talent hunts for orchestras and film roles, with a nod to historic film figures and studio moves.
Conservation of clothing begins with prevention and reinforced buttonholes. The article showcases three woes of worked buttonholes and illustrates stitches, bars, and eyelets to smarten new or repair worn garments. It promotes the 236 page book Better Dressmaking by Rothwyeth Speare and offers purchase details.
A garbled excerpt blends marital banter with comic lines about weddings, drafts, and spouses. Characters joke about gifts, eyesight excuses, and a private pageant of betrothed pairs, mentioning a move star comparison and a wife’s eyes closing during kisses.
The article notes that since 1854 the U S has consumed about 100 million tons of infant steel and estimates that 400 million tons remain in service in buildings bridges engines machinery and other articles in original form.
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