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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
3
A speaker condemns the Federal Trade Commission in Chicago as a hotbed of sedition and radicalism. He argues officials promote Bolshevik aims, warn of government protection of radicals, and urge removal of those hostile to established law to prevent subversion and upheaval.
The piece argues that good citizenship requires definite teaching and a period of national training for youths. It emphasizes mixing social groups, learning government, and the wartime lesson of preparedness to sustain democracy and honor veterans abroad.
In a dated memorandum from January 1914, the author lauds Schwab of Bethlehem Steel for delivering submarines to Britain and criticizes leadership and innovation rivals. He recalls Admiralty tenure, praises H type subs, and laments scarce shipbuilding progress amid looming conflict. The piece reflects wartime judgment on naval arms and national policy.
The United States Department of Agriculture presents easy to use charts showing unchanging factors for food requirements and composition, with spaces for prices to compare costs. They illustrate daily 100 calorie portions for an average family, guide price estimates per portion, and show how to cut costs by prioritizing cereals and fats while maintaining a balanced diet. The material is designed for teaching and lectures, with methods adaptable to individuals and families.
Maude Cords of 1905 Grant Avenue obtained an uncontested divorce from Alfred Cords a wholesale dealer in love after testimony that his business cards declaring him a kissed and up to the minute hnee helped attract other women. Judge Stanley A. Smith granted the divorce.
A Christmas tree talks of Santa Claus trimming it and delivering joy. Other trees and fire warm the scene as Santa arrives, sharing letters from children and spreading goodwill in a nostalgic holiday vignette.
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