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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
3
In mid summer Darmer Brown, a boy, begins a pit in a sandy garden corner to aid nature in making rich soil. The plan is a compost pit to store rotted vegetable matter for nourishing plants, which need soil food to grow.
Tarmer Browns Boy digs a deep circular compost pit to store old sods leaves and barnyard dressing for next spring. He measures the 80 foot deep hole smooths the sides and humorously worries anyone who falls in would struggle to escape.
A golfer notes how to curb overswing with irons inspired by a tip from a British amateur champion in 1914. Separately a Farmyard fable describes Sammy Jay observing Farmer Brown's Boy digging a mysterious pit, keeping silent while pondering its purpose.
The article gives simple kitchen guidance for housewives with seasonal foods. It presents a dessert recipe with apples brown sugar flour butter egg yolk milk and raising plus instructions to steam in cups. It also describes a meat dish with bacon onion ale stock pimiento and green pepper served with a tart jelly after slow cooking.
A collage of clipped lines references Arnold Bennett as a traitor, a soldier’s wounds, and a plea to wear Union uniform. It includes humor about exam papers, apostrophes, and a farmer's boy, plus stray lines about Bell Syndicate and Burgess-WNT Service.
Utah lawmakers, nearing mid-session, pass the 1083 revised code to be printed, debate taxation relief, and approve a two million dollar bond issue to ease finances. The Great Salt Lake diking plan gains support to create a freshwater reservoir for industrial use and power plants, with state land and water transfers proposed. Former governor Dern backs interior secretaryship, while several bills cover courts, education, health, and taxation.
A poem about aging and the clash between old and young. The speaker laments the difficulty of maintaining dignity and place as youth dominates and modern life moves faster. The verses reflect on memory, experience, and the desire to stay relevant in a changing world.
Mayo foundation physician Dr Rosenow proposes the Rosencon test using electricity to identify streptococcal germs. He argues that bacteria move toward the positive pole with speed tied to their disease association, potentially enabling early detection and prevention of outbreaks.
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