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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1933

Page

7

Valley Verde Conflict Ends In Mule-Like Stand

Don Jaime and Roberta confront Dingle’s sheep theft bid near Valle Verde. A standoff looms as Dingle moves toward the border with twenty herders and dogs, while Jimmy vows to stop the loss of property and uphold his honor.

Huiggins Sam Don Jaime Ken Eohart Tang Hobart Dingle Los Algodones Don Talme Ken Elhart Jaime Kent Kep Hobart Roberta Jimmy Bobby Mishea Las Cruces Havre Bibby Glenn Hackett Glenn Antrim Ald Louie Bill Mexico bin Dingle Aurello Salle Verde Bobby Dingle Weablin Erudendo Bodgett Prudy Cnurae Robby

Boss Jaime Pursues Renegades Across Border

Roberta and Don Jaime speed toward the waiting truck and motorcar while tension rises. Don Jaime insists this task is men’s work and vows to pursue horse thieves to Mexico, keeping Roberta ready to aid wounded or dead as the crisis nears. He admits unfinished business and a grim resolve to capture every renegade.

Roberta Don Jaime Jaime Conqact Bobuy Aurelio Los Algidones Bobby Tahias Juilo Mexico Itv

Second Hand Gowns Succeed for Mrs Berkeley in New York

Genevieve Berkeley operates The Dressing Room a shop selling discarded wardrobes bought from wealthy women actresses and others. She sources stock from society women who discard gowns after limited wear and from actresses needing up to date wardrobes. She notes the challenge is resisting taking certain dresses offered by patrons.

Jong New York Genevieve Berkeley Berkeley Tyne

Buckingham Palace Houses Over Two Hundred Rooms

The palace in London contains more than 200 rooms including 40 bedrooms and 100 private apartments for the king and queen. It also lists 80 state apartments for the king and queen and 20 luggage rooms.

Buckingham Palace London

Wardrobe Inventory for Vic theatre stars 20,000 items listed

Wardrobe at the 634 Vic theater holds 20 000 garments and personal adornments. The production of Henry VIII requires thousands of articles for stage costumes and accessories.

Vic Tondon Lleny VIII

Wisdom From The Roof Not To Seek Learning Far

A saying from the sage of Chinatown warns that constant rooftop telepeane may miss local interests at home. The fragment suggests valuing nearby learning over distant exploration.

Essy Tfflo Chinatown

Reichewehr and Reichstag Distinct German Bodies

The Reichswehr is the national army of Germany while the Reichstag is the legislative body. They are separate organizations with different roles in the German state.

Reichewehr Reichstag Reichaschr National Army of Germany

Waiter This Way Please Tantalizes Taste and Habit

A nostalgic ad copy praises well prepared food for pleasing the palate and strengthening lifelong eating habits. It emphasizes courteous service and refined dining as a refined experience. The wording suggests a dining room appeal to habitual patrons.

Jud Tunking Philosophy and Social Wealth

Fragmentary note discusses Jud Tunking philosophy on wealth and poverty. It suggests happiness depends on exclusivity and companionship, implying wealth may improve if exclusivity lessened and poverty less formidable when companionship remains strong.

Boys' Brigade Strong Start in Glasgow

The Boys' Brigade opens with a robust start in Glasgow, growing from a small 30-member group to a unit with over 100 members.

Boys’ Brigade Glasgow

Parting of the Ways

A fragment reflects on choosing distance when faced with a foolish man. The speaker contemplates leaving him to his own devices and going separate paths, implying a resolve to avoid further folly.

Shy Youth Speaks Mind After Quiet Start

A spotlight shifts as a reserved boy begins revealing his thoughts and feelings, showing a surprising willingness to talk. The period piece notes how reluctance fades when prompted by honest questions and patient listening.

New Zealand Six in One Union of Snegilab Colonies

The text notes a union forming between six Snegilab colonies in New Zealand, established at different times to create a single political entity.

New Zealand

Cuite Sa Efficiency Experts Succeed Where Business Thrives

A brief note states efficiency consultants perform best when the client business is already successful, implying that strong existing performance amplifies efficiency gains. The item highlights the link between current success and consultant effectiveness.

Cuite Sa

To Lay Linoleum in Cold Weather Precautions

Linoleum should be warmed in a room for at least forty eight hours before installation. If not preheated, the cold makes linoleum brittle and likely to crack, so allow warm room conditioning prior to laying.

World's Oldest Business Documents Found With Historic Firm

A Storsa holm company, operating since the twelfth century, holds some of the world’s oldest business records dating back 700 years, reinforcing claims as the oldest trading concern.

Storsaholm Iéelalmgs

Americans Scale Nominal Height of 24000 Feet Mountain

Report notes height of two Chinese mountains measured by American climbers. Text suggests nominal thickness near 24000 feet with exaggerated claim about overall height. Local mood described as low as Detroit News reports.

Detroit Newa

National Anthem Made Official by Congress in 1931

The President argued for the act to make The Star Spangled Banner the United States national anthem, with Congress passing the measure on March 8, 1931.

United States Congress

Tennesseans Allowed to Bet on Out-of-State Elections

Voters in Tennessee may place bets on elections held in other states but are barred from wagering on Tennessee elections once polls have closed. The rule clarifies wagering boundaries for residents amid broader gambling discussions.

Columbia Students Praise Professor as a Good Egg

Columbia University students refer to a professor as a good egg and defend him as they accept their faulted explanations. A light tone recounts campus chatter about the instructor and his approachable demeanor.

Columbia University

Know Any Larger The Jack Fruit Tops Size

An unusual note states the jack fruit, the largest tropical fruit, can reach two feet in length and weigh about eight pounds, highlighting remarkable fruit dimensions.

Hebrew Alphabet Letter Resh in English Equivalence

A note discusses Hebrew letter resh the twentieth in the alphabet and its transliteration to the English sound. It notes linguistic features and comparison with English alphabet letters. The brief provides a compact explanation of letter identity and pronunciation context.

Fragmentary claim on nutrition for workers and education

A garbled line argues Try and Get It Mental sworsery of all kinds needs less food than physical workers, phrased in odd measured terms. It presents no clear event, date, or identifiable names.

Umbrella Renovation Tips from a Cleaning Note

A brief instruction suggests renovating a shabby umbrella by brushing with a solution of ammonia and warm water to clean and refresh the fabric and frame.

At the Goal Many Men Have Reached Their Goal by Using Their Heads

A concise reflection notes that achievement comes through thoughtful effort and mental strategy, highlighting how intellect and planning help many individuals reach success. It emphasizes the value of using one’s head to solve problems and overcome obstacles.

Europe and the Persisting Fear Between Nations

A concise examination of how lingering mutual fear shapes European relations. The piece argues fear drives predictable outcomes as nations repeatedly react to perceived threats. It highlights the need to confront deep rooted mistrust to prevent further conflicts.

Europe

Soap and hot water treatment for skin care

A practice describes using soap and hot water to treat skin with blackheads. It suggests rubbing soap in with fingertips and applying hot moist compresses for relief.

Scientists claim fish may thrive under certain conditions

An odd Kansas City Star excerpt notes that some fish species flourish given specific environments but not when discussing their achievements, a contrast that suggests a blush worthy of their exploits may be misplaced in science reporting.

Kansas City

Cosmic rays from outer space studied by Millikan

Robert A. Millikan, renowned expert on cosmic rays, asserts that cosmic rays are waves entering Earth’s atmosphere from space. His stance highlights the long debate over the origin and nature of cosmic radiation.

Cosmic Axaus Outer Space Robert A. Millikan Earth

Hooodle Plant Noodle Like Crop Described

A guest garden plant called hooodle grows with a squash like form and a unique result when boiled. The interior curls into strips resembling noodles in taste and texture, offering a noodle like dish from the plant itself.

Dharma or Money Trouble It Takes One or the Other

Kansas City Times notes a column on moral choices when money is tight and charm is scarce. The piece discusses how financial strain can push people toward difficult paths and testing decisions.

Kansaa

Wasted Effort in Sympathy Gleaning Provokes Pushback

The piece argues that seeking sympathy is poor judgment and suggests directing effort toward tangible help. It cautions against emotional appeals and urges practical, constructive use of time.

Fireworks, Illinois Adopts Reg Ink Cancel Stamp Use

In Fireworks Illinois a rare practice used reg ink to cancel postage stamps, employed on July 4 marking a unique local ceremonial postage stamp cancelation.

Long Time to Weis Wars Ends With Encyclopedia Readable History

Ashland Daily Independent notes that a comprehensive, accessible history will calm reactions as the nation builds a widely readable encyclopedia to preserve understanding and reduce anger.

Weis Ashland Daily Independent

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