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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
2
In a whimsical note the speaker jokes about rheumatism and dampness while confessing discomfort with cleaning tasks. A separate item mentions upcoming invitations from Dotter’s group and a Christmas Eve reception hosted by Captain Hir own’s company, with 50 guests expected.
The piece blends fragmentary dialogue about a repaired teacup and shopkeeper wit with a caption about Johnny seven visiting a zoo cage, staring at a leopard, and asking his mother if the spotted man is the one everyone wants Dad to sign. A June tale hints at a diet chocolate with lettuce filling.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for lingering coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming fast relief. It promises relief even after other remedies fail and offers a money back guarantee through the druggist.
The fragment hints at a campaign or event titled The Polished Man Jicaton, aiming to promote reading with a gentle approach. Details are unclear but suggest a community effort involving a company or group offering reading support or outreach.
The piece notes a global unrest from Munich to Asia driving U S mobilization. It argues for industrial readiness, education orders, and stockpiling of war materiels. It highlights shortages in skilled naval trades, expansion goals to 100600 navy personnel, and a plan to secure strategic minerals like manganese amid possible foreign cutoffs.
The article notes a shortage of skilled workers as the United States expands munition production. It stresses that producing artillery, naval components, and other war materiel requires multi year training, and that current facilities in seven arsenals meet only a small share of wartime needs. Congress has authorized a $10 million yearly education program, with expansion seen as essential to national preparedness.
Houston Goudiss argues that colds surge January and February, causing time off work and school. He cites the cost of colds, outlines uncertainty over causes, and promotes prevention via a balanced diet rich in milk and dairy products, adequate protein, fiber, fluids, and vitamin A, plus hygiene and rest to bolster resistance.
The Sew and Now and Spring ers pattern offer easy projects with detailed sew charts. Includes a two pieces set for girls age 10 to 14 and charming aprons with pinafores. Patterns No 1657 No 1839 specify sizes and fabric needs. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 149 New somary Ar San Francisco.
A reader questions whether an egg is essential in a mixture. The discussion notes that molasses containing calcium can be a mineral source, and compares its calcium content to that obtainable from one and a half cups of diced carrots.
Household tips cover table height, stain removal with soda soap and ether, sandwich fillings, coal saving with chalk, and slicing dried fruits. Tips advise safe handling of solvents, soaking measures, and methods to prevent stickiness for better cooking results.
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