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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
10
Johnny Chuck learns from Stickytoes the Tree Toad where he spent last winter and plans for the coming season. Stickytoes describes hiding among potted plants near Former Brownshots, eating bugs, and digging into moist earth to sleep, mistaking spring’s warmth for a new season.
In a tale from Burges-Wis Service the narrator recalls a bright yellow wire bird and the first snow. Johnny Chuck learns Sticksto es plants hide a doorway to a white world before winter. he decides to spend the season at Farmer Brown's house, considering it the finest winter spot.
The text presents a jumble of remarks and anecdotes including quips about Te et Cassius, jokes from examination papers, a story of Gareth and an abbess, biblical animal talk, Bacon on love and talk, heredity basics, and a Renaissance medical claim about blood circulation, all in a miscellaneous, non-cohesive OCR fragment.
The article promotes raw bran as a remedy for constipation and as a versatile additive to foods. It explains using a teaspoonful in cereals and a spoonful in water, and suggests bran bread recipes with detailed measurements for a nut loaf variation, aiming to improve digestion and daily intake.
Dorotia Malloch reflects on changing romances from yesterday to today. A verse recalling past loves, a single preferred partner each day, and a life settled in town with a marriage to a familiar suitor. The piece contrasts youth’s restless longing with lasting commitment.
The article surveys ancient and global New Year customs, noting the first day of the year as a time predicting future luck. It discusses Druids, Romans, and various nations, traditions like giving gifts, wearing something new, and weather omens, with beliefs that actions on day one shape months ahead.
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association states labor receives more than half of the lumber dollar used in building a home. A survey by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics found materials cost 62.7 cents of the building dollar while labor accounted for 37.3 cents. The lumber dollar splits 67 cents for materials and 29 cents for labor. The association notes the study excludes on-site preparation labor. Washington Star.
Fragment remains show an era of solar help with a girl promoting sun lamp use to extend light and energy. The text hints at a cautious forecast of the sun’s longevity and a plan to case up the drain Arkan sane Ourette, reflecting uncertain context.
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