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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
2
A Welsh railway completed a remarkable move described as a complete farm, lock stock and barrel, from Whitland to Watlington across 218 miles in 12 hours. The train carried 15 cars and served the owner.
An old advertisement notes a 60 year history for Pierce’s Pleasant Pelicta liver pills. It claims regulation of liver and bowels and is presented in a vintage ad style.
Fragmentary note condemns valuing wealth over God. The text cites a person named Jaimes Wis and a reference to treasure and divine judgment. Read as a moral admonition from a historical period.
An advertisement urges parents to use pure California Syrup of Figs to cleanse the colon and improve a child’s appetite digestion and weight. It claims the remedy cures stasis and helps a child eat normally with regular dosing, warning against substitutes.
The University of Illinois extension service introduces a 1033 poultry calendar to help flock owners improve egg quality and manage records. Each month covers quality feeding, price guidance, and day to day, week to week, and month to month earnings and egg counts for precise farm management.
A. C. Smith of the University of Minnesota warns poultrymen on choosing hatching eggs. Guidelines include rejecting eggs under two ounces weight or those cracked or dirty or held over a week, color matching for brown eggs, and collecting eggs during freezing weather hourly. For storage aim for 50 to 60 degrees, not above 68.
Wyandotte bantam emerges as a compact dual purpose fowl ideal for urban backyards and table use. Originating in Pagland, it balances small size with substantial egg output, weighing two to five and a half pounds and laying large eggs.
A Farm Journal excerpt emphasizes gradual inspection of pullets after transfer to the laying house. It urges warning before entry to prevent fright, suggesting a light knock or door latch, then waiting a moment so birds greet the caretaker calmly.
New York State College of Agriculture leaders urged keeping practical farming through school based on learning by doing. They argued agriculture education should mix general and vocational aims, with real agricultural experience valued over theory alone and linked to broader schooling.
Illinois fruit growers thinning orchards to cut waste and fighting pests. R Mavish reports 25 southern Illinois growers removed 11 500 trees last year with 2 600 more slated for removal. Campaign aims to reduce losses and costs by thinning crowded trees in cared for and neglected orchards.
Results from a ten year inbreeding experiment at the College of Agriculture farm in Davis suggest no decrease in vigor for the tested lines. The study will continue to seek clearer information on the effects of inbreeding.
Agricultural notes report big crops at stronger prices lifting business in Argentina and the southeast. Mitchell county Georgia farmers show willingness to sign sell below cost of production while many turkey crowers move to western states. Practical farming tips suggest shelter for live stock and windbreaks in every pasture with trees or sheds.
A U S Rhodes scholars at Oxford embody a blend of American and British cultures. The piece contrasts Oxford’s tutorial system with American lectures and highlights the Bodleian Library as a magnet for scholars. It paints Oxford's beauty from Magdalen College to the Radcliffe Camera and the Cherwell river landscape.
A Young Communist piece showing women in miners uniforms prompts reflection on gender in labor. The author argues women can excel in some fields but questions brute strength equality, praising women's unique creativity while lamenting culture that confines them to traditional roles.
An old time advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote based formula soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germ growth, and aids recovery with two fold action. Money back if relief is not achieved when used as directed.
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