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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
7
A fragmentary old description portrays a colonial girl wearing a bonnet and bouffant skirt with embroidered scallops and a puff sleeved blouse. The piece references decorative dresser scarves, larger pieces with a fence rose motif, and a rustic tonal setting. Delivery and ordering details appear jumbled and partly unreadable.
The note recalls the oath sworn by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney given for the Dred Scott decision and lists presidents including Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, James K Polk, Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, and Abraham Lincoln in connection to that era.
A scrambled Hollywood industry update notes actors and studios amid radio fame, carpool stunts, and upcoming premieres. It mentions Virginia Yale, Teresa Wright, Samuel Goldwyn, and RKO, with references to Guadalcanal, Columbia, NBC, and Warner Bros, hinting at cross media excitement and career moves in film and radio.
Gregory Sackson reports that Old Zarly Dil Cole left two identical wills granting the King Cola Ranch to Asa and another to Cole Cody. After a fatal wound, the heirs receive exchange keys that open a box with two envelopes. Each contains a hundred dollar bill and a letter directing payment to Joe and the Judge in settlement of a lost bet. The case hinges on which will is valid and the fate of the hidden funds.
In a sunlit valley tale of Early Du Cule characters, Bucktooth Jenkins is shot and a ten thousand dollar sum vanishes as Bucktooth trips a dangerous night of spying. Cole Cody and Cal Roundtree plan the buckboard run while Porfirio Lopez arrives to guard the dead man’s grave and dark figures stir in the shadows. Aunt Jenifer discovers Waldron’s perilous secrets and Ann Lee suspects the hidden danger looming over Bald Eagle.
The questions cover U S flag stripes fixed by Congress in 132 name of plant green coloring matter chlorophyll number of Confederate states number of states called Mother of Presidents New England state without coast only state with no coast readers of Japanese versus English literacy Panchen? The pansettia plant named after whom and how many states border Oklahoma.
Fragmentary OCR listing references to chlorophyll a and several proper nouns including Virginia Vermont Japan and Joel Poinsett, the American minister to Mexico in 1825 who introduced the first plants to the United States. The text appears as a garbled educational snippet with scattered numbers and names.
War plant workers wear grotesque masks to boost morale and novelty. The masks are linked to morale and are reported to provoke real enthusiasm among workers at an aviation facility producing war planes.
The practice sees children betrothed by parents even in infancy or before birth. In Mongolia and other Asian regions, betrothal occurs around six or seven with a feast hosted by the girl's parents marking the engagement.
The measure targets every person who slaughters and delivers meat to others under the meat restriction order. Farmers who slaughter livestock only for their own use are exempt. Records of all animals slaughtered for delivery must remain accessible for inspection by the OPA.
A grudge against a circus provoked a unique strike in Chihuahua City. Merchants dimmed store windows and electric signs at night to protest delays in Ciren Deas, one of the oldest circuses in the country. Meanwhile Canada and Brazil figure in a broader economic note on castor beans and oil for U S markets as castor oil use grows in the paint industry.
The former pulp town of Lachine in Quebec, once a 17th century settlement near the Lachine Rapids, has become a major Royal Canadian Air Force manning depot. Barracks span acres, reflecting a shift from industrial to military use.
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