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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1943
Page
10
Ken McLaughlin faces pressure at the family ranch as he selects a yearling, while Flicka the wild horse grows sicker after a failed jump. Captain McLaughlin orders Gus to shoot Flicka, but a late-night pasture rescue unfolds when Flicka falls into a stream and a brave grip saves her from drowning.
Ken lies gravely ill as Nell and Tim and Gus tend the horse Flicka while rain pours and the doctor warns not a chance after a long night. Gus plans to shoot Flicka to ease the looming crisis if Ken approves. Ken’s fate hangs on medicines and a quick return from town as the storm rages.
A nostalgic spread outlines traditional English plum puddings steamed or baked, fruit cakes, steamed cranberry puddings, and sauces. It lists ingredients such as suet, dried fruit, nuts, spices, bread crumbs, and molasses, with step by step mixing and steaming times. The text also offers candy ideas like Cutter Fudge and baked orange garnish, plus notes on serving with custards and sauces.
The message urges buying by the bushel rather than the pound as prices and point values change. It notes fruit prices shifting with figs and grapes, prunes and raisins, crabmeat and some cheeses, and advises careful milk use. It also emphasizes saving fat and returning it to the butcher, and hints at meat recovery efforts.
Planes fly in a V formation behind a leader, maintaining a clear view and avoiding collision. The method mirrors large birds like wild geese, following established habits for safety and efficiency.
The pika, a rare wild hare, lives only in western North American mountains and uniquely bears hair on the soles of its feet while lacking a toll.
This excerpt traces the history of quinine from Peru’s Cinchona bark to its European recognition, notes on the origin of the word cinchona, and a brief aside on the mistaken name strawberrica. It then shifts to fruit and kitchen tips, discussing the strawberry etymology, the hinny of a strawberry-like receptacle, and dish ideas including a roast garnished with cherries and vegetables.
The state’s onion industry yields about one and a half million dollars annually over the past decade, despite onions not being a major truck crop. In 1916 and 1917 California ranked as the top onion producer, but now it sits in fourth place nationwide.
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