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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
7
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes shifts in female silhouettes, linking waistline tightening and fuller figures to changing tastes and social factors. It cites Miss Morgan and fashion commentary on food, appetite, and public reception, pondering how long trends may endure.
An old note describes Dr Pierce six plevanteller original pills placed sixty years ago to regulate the liver and bowels.
A Century of Progress display in Chicago features a new Harmonica Type A with twin gas flames, glistening bells, and rotating mirrors. The bells act as organ pipes with a metal step at the bottom to draw air and produce vibrations, while pitches are controlled by bell length and vibrations are visible only via mirrors.
Five year battle with dandruff ends after using Cutcura Soap and Ointment. Mrs M L Carruthers of Jefferisville Virginia reports relief from itching burning and hair loss after a free sample, buying a cake of soap and two boxes of ointment. Proprietors Petter Drug and Chemical Corp Malden Mass sponsor the ad.
Wilson McCann, Arizona rancher, discovers old friend Jim Yerby with a broken leg. Julia Stark, daughter of Matthew Stark, delivers a message amid a long running feud. Shots fly, identities clash, and a key murder unsettles the cattle country as partners duel for honor.
In Mesa a tense vigil unfolds as Peter McCann and son Lyn press to confront the Stark family over Will McCann's capture and Matt Stark's death. Julia Stark wrestles with vengeance while Doctor Sanders fights to save the wounded boy, and rumors swirl about who killed Matt and where the truth lies.
In Texas near the Mexican border at El Paso, workers will soon be employed on a major flood control project for the Rio Grande Basin. The United States and Mexico cooperate, showing Americans and Mexicans earning wages side by side to make the earth safer.
British scientists propose a life death ray capable of protecting bacteria emanations while destroying humans animals and crops. They suggest it could also neutralize plague conditions and foster healthier animal and plant life. The object is to divert such power from harming neighbors to useful work after civilization tires of warfare.
At a Paris railroad station funeral for more than 200 victims, the President the Prime Minister and Cabinet attended with lawmakers from all parties. The Minister of Public Works delivered the funeral oration as mourners paid respects.
A young woman wearing a Danehtera of the American Revolution pin wandered the street unable to identify herself or her age. She mused on life, memory, and identity, reflecting on names, time, and the fleeting nature of existence like an amnesiac.
A King Features Syndicate note observes that despite a four year low in mood and ongoing car use, the United States leads the world in automobile ownership with around 23723399 vehicles. It notes the population could travel by car simultaneously, highlighting the scale of American auto use in 1933.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a rushed note urging immediate writing and advertising products from an entire mountain. It mentions a reshlhe and a place AT WAYA with unclear meaning and no coherent event or figures.
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