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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
6
The horehound flavor comes from the white horehound a native of southern Europe and oriental regions. It is a bush about a foot high with hoary leaves and a bitter principle and a volatile oil giving an aromatic though not very pleasant smell.
The cigarette industry code signed after long debate between the tobacco industry and labor is seen as widening the gap with labor leaders who call it unsatisfactory. AFL leaders push for a prevailing wage clause and broader work relief funding, signaling a tough road ahead in Congress.
Aboard the Macon a U S Navy airship crashed in the Pacific after structural and component failures amid conflicting inquiries. Only two crewmen survived as the vessel sank rapidly while crew members struggled amid fire and water.
RUNO TTAUPIMANN is scheduled for execution in the electric chair in Trenton during the week of March 15 after attorneys filed an appeal to stay the sentence. Jurors reached a verdict after more than twelve hours, with two women reportedly urging mercy before justice Frenchard pronounced sentence and the condemned man sobbed in his cell.
President Roosmvilt narrowly won a senate appropriation committee battle as a proposed amendment to cut funds from the administration’s work relief bill failed 12 to 1. Administration forces then backed a compromise on prevailing wages for federal projects, while witnesses testified that McCatran’s amendment would have raised costs and undermined the bill’s goal to put 3.2 million men to work.
Prem II Mussolini faces a stiff Ethiopian stance as Italy demands compensation for Italian colonists killed on the Ethiopian border. Ethiopian leaders vow to defend independence and refuse reparations, risking a potential expedition against Ethiopia or retreat after mobilizing troops.
The article reports on a German reply to Franco British proposals. It calls for a plebiscite in Austria to decide union with the Reich and insists on equal armaments before talks. It also notes Germany may accept only a full agreement and warns against partial concessions.
Reports from Thollyvia claim Dolsians hold Villa Montes a crucial Gran Chaco stronghold while General Is Tigarripbin's northern offensive loses momentum. Vinwlvians struggle to relieve pressure, having defeated Taraguasana after three days of fighting, potentially forcing a retreat.
The National Labor Relations Board weighs reforms to the recovery act section detailing employee rights to bargain collectively. William Green and AFL leaders press to expand to majority rule and bar company unions while the administration defends maintaining the existing standard.
Senators McCarran and Nye introduced a resolution for a senatorial investigation of NILA officials charging widespread law violations and graft. They seek referral to the commerce committee chaired by Copeland with Nye as a member, while administration forces anticipate steering to the finance committee. The move shocks New Pealers and surprises administration allies.
The article reports President Reon yelt facing early political pressure from bonus payment advocates and factional bond funding debates. Texas Democrat introduces a bill to fund payments via bond certificates, while the American Legion and -League oppose immediate bonus funding and push for Congress to defeat both plans.
In Chicago a head of a mall order house is named chairman of a special committee to oversee $1.85 million in work relief funds. Roosevelt aides and Attorney General Cummings meet to plan actions if the Supreme Court decision goes against the government. Reports mention high level delays and a focus on New York city loans and infrastructure projects. Alfred P. Stein Jr of General Motors promises $120 cash per employee under a savings plan, with company contributions and interest.
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau stated the government will keep the dollar and gold value steady even if gold clauses fail. He said a million dollar stabilization fund could be used to steady the dollar and that Congress may act with new laws under preparation to remediate.
The article portrays Mussolini’s display of modern mobility with tanks planes and artillery as he presses for dominance in Africa. Selassie defends Ethiopia claiming royal lineage while facing Italian demands for tribute and allegiance amid international tensions.
A fragment argues that Supreme Court rulings declaring laws unconstitutional reveal an overreach of authority beyond the Constitution. It questions where the document grants the Court the power to veto Congress and the President, noting the Framers did not intend such power.
The piece argues Germany will build a large army, with air and siege emphasis, and notes recruits for a 2000 strength unit may serve one year instead of four, forecasting rapid turnover and millions trained within five years, amid war uncertainty.
The article traces basketball’s invention in 1891 by James Naismith at the Springfield Massachusetts YMCA. It notes the first baskets were peach baskets and the game aimed to occupy winter sports akin to football and baseball.
The red winged blackbird is described as the most abundant native species across North America. Males attract attention with striking markings and a cheerful song, while farmers may dislike large flocks for foraging on newly planted grain fields.
Historical note on annual quit rent paid by the City of London to the Crown for lands held in trust. The long standing practice dates over 700 years with a ritual payment in city law courts often comprising a bundle of faggots horse shoes and nails as the customary rent.
The text lists plant parts where odors arise such as leaves like sage and mint bark like cinnamon weed such as cedar and san jal wood floral petals including rose and sjolet seeds like anise and tarawayt fruit rind such as orange and resinous gums including camphor and tyrrh.
An enigmatic group resides in a Tibetan oasis amid Chechen links and family history concerns. The piece probes identity, migration patterns, and cultural secrecy surrounding a rumored lineage.
Culture pearls are produced by artificial induction of growth in oysters. A new method allows pearls to grow into the mantle crater without wounding the shell, yielding high type pearls that resemble natural ones and can be used in jewelry or strung for necklaces.
The crow is described as a gangaster by farmers and naturalists, an outstanding enemy to bird life especially quails. It intrudes on nests, harasses birds, and destroys eggs and fledglings, unlike the house cat which is mainly confined to homes and barns.
A discussion notes that the Code of Ethics of the American Bar Association advises lawyers who serve as witnesses for their clients should not argue the case except on essential matters. It emphasizes restraint to preserve justice and fairness in trials.
In Noble county Ohio Robert McKee, an early pioneer, struck a crevice containing oil while drilling for salt water. The oil troubled his salt works, leading him to abandon the well and drill others to obtain salt water free of oil.
In semitropical swamps of Florida and swampy southeastern Missouri a corky wood variety exists. Though not true cork, the buoyant wood is used for floats and toy air foams in local industries.
Mazatlan Mazatlan, the Pacifique port of Mexico, sits on a silvery beach shaded by coconut palms. Peaceful plazas and friendly natives greet visitors as the city unfolds with volcanoes and mountains, vast valleys, lakes, and extensive coconut groves.
A sea fish opens a large mouth that lights up with glowing rings and luminous teeth to lure smaller fish. The glowing display brightens the dark ocean bottom, drawing curious creatures with a strong sense of curiosity.
Devils Island lies in the Iles du Salut group off French Guiana near the mainland. It hosts a French penal station with administration at Tle Nojaire and faces the Ile du Diable to seaward, known for imprisoning Alfred Dreyfus. confinement dates tied to 1804 and 90 are noted in the fragment.
The article notes the New Zealand kiwi lays an egg nearly as large as the emu egg, while the ostrich egg is very large. It also mentions the cuckoo laying the smallest egg relative to its size.
A description explains Latin America as nations south of the United States with populations descended from a fusion of Old World latin races and native peoples, including Mexico Central and South American countries and the West Indies.
Ulyses Grant, an Ohio general whose career hinged on training, was accorded the honor of attending West Point. The brief item notes his selection and ties to the academy.
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