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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
6
A historic note celebrates the growth of Franklin D Roosevelt from a baby living in a cradle to the White House. The piece honors his mother and extends congratulations and thanks from Americans who cherish his presidency and long life.
The piece voices U S relief at avoiding a back door entry to the League of Nations via the World Court. It questions Secretary of State Mull’s desire to join and submit major national issues to judges from countries that “dwindled the country” financially, asking why indeed.
By eight months the Canadian Dionne quintuplets are described as healthy and happy individual babies. Each girl is noted for her pretty features and distinct personality as the remarkable family draws wide attention.
A fragment discusses a budget scale from twenty to seventy eight billions and a President’s four trillion plan to combat low mood and unemployment. It notes shifting units from millions to billions and questions when a trillion will begin its career, reflecting inflationary tax and spending rhetoric of the era.
A fragmented opinion piece discusses Austria possibly restoring Imperial rule with Prince Starhemberg and Otto on the throne. It cautions that such move could bring long term unhappiness for the young prince. It reflects fears of national defense and world power shifts amid rapid tech advances.
The text notes Jo Pierpont Morgan plans to sell artworks once owned by his father with asking price around 1.5 million. It mentions two pieces already lent to the Metropolitan Museum, a Blubens portrait of Anne of Austria and a Filipp Lippi altarpiece. A stray aside muses on art values and government profit using a ten dollar gold piece as a contrast.
A veteran recounts the early era of political tours with packed schedules across towns. The narrative contrasts horse drawn processions and rail journeys with modern whirlwind campaigns, detailing speed through cities, constant speeches, and the candidate’s tireless energy.
In many homes the buffet top wears art needlework. The Tulip design shown here is crochet in large filet mesh. Package No 700 provides cream crochet cotton and a diagram with instructions for three pieces plus a 2 steel hook. Cost 40 cents, or 10 cents for the diagram only.
In Liverpool England an unlikely bird sanctuary is built in a disused St James cemetery. Thrushes robins black birds tomtits greenfinches streaks hedge sparrows and wrens flutter among feed stations and baths. A keeper tends ten pounds of food daily and a granite memorial fountain stands at the center.
Fragmentary note discusses how daily playing without care damages violins with broken strings cracked frets and detached bridges, leading to costly repairs. Mentions Spinnock as a source or figure.
Readable fragments note a health claim tied to a product or remedy marketed by druggists. The text mentions tablets or lozenges and asserts strength for women, though details are unclear and no verifiable facts are given.
Jien Jongon pens a note celebrating a spiritual coupling described as a deep meeting of two souls. The piece emphasizes harmony, inner growth, and shared devotion within a mystical bond.
A Parents' Magazine article argues poetry fuels imagination in children through sensory-rich nature scenes and colorful city life. Helen Van Pelt Wilson asserts poetry offers solace and spiritual kinship, urging letting children choose verses they like while exposing them to rhythmic beauty beyond strict age guidelines.
The elk range from plains and eastern states to foothills and alpine meadows. They feed on succulent grass and tender leaves, migrating low in winter when snow covers highlands. Yellowstone Park and Jackson Hole shelter large winter herds. Elk are the counterparts of European red deer, with distinct antlers and a light rump. Spotted fawns are usually single, twins rare, born in May or June.
An article advises selecting a liquid laxative for precise dosing and avoiding fixed doses that may overdose. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Peps containing cascara and ferida as a pleasant tasting remedy to relief constipation and bilious sluggishness.
A reader from Che mingham Alabama reports a three year skin eruption on face and arms causing itching burning and nightly rest loss. After using four cakes of Cuticura Soap and one and a half jars of Cuticura Ointment the commenter says they are completely healed and feel like a new person.
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