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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
6
Washington Star notes Jud Tunkins urges even selfish people to mine happiness for others to keep companions from feeling blue and improve morale.
An older advertisement touts Pr Mierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a cure for liver, bowels, and stomach regulation. It presents a health claim with urgency and a notice style typical of period classifieds.
A fragmented note hints at a fair or exhibit where nature themed displays and warnings are shown. The readable phrases suggest attention to sharp eyes and observant examination of the displays for potential hazards or messages.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold treatment that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote is a top healing agent for persistent coughs and throat troubles with guaranteed satisfaction and a money back promise if relief is not felt.
A newly introduced black and white afternoon ensemble features a black trepe dress with a modestly puffed sleeve and a fitted cuff, a white crepe bodice with a high line and sash at the waist, a white silk embroidered turban, polka dot accents, and a short ermine capelet completing the look.
A hunter accidentally wounded eight laborers on a highway near Plaindeld N2 when buckshot meant for a rabbit caused chaos. The piece uses the event to warn about reckless shooting and the harm of hasty language, urging caution with words as well as guns. The article notes the risk and calls for lessons for both gunmen and speakers.
Ameritas famed hen Hew to defend her world egg-laying title at Chicago’s exposition this year. Owned by George England of Ingleswood California the white leghorn known as number 33 holds about 530 eggs per year with many blue ribbons. She will compete against hens from every state and foreign nations.
Thornton W Burgess recounts a fable in which Erappy Jack Squirrel and Chatterer the Red Squirrel fight over nuts shaken from a chestnut tree. The quarrel ends as Sammy Jay and Stelped Chipmunk observe and claim the nuts by clever theft and humor.
A poem questions life’s ultimate value while a 1933 service note advises proper serving of guests. It suggests comfort around a fire or porch, easy handling of food, and avoiding dripping dishes to preserve enjoyment.
A scrambled OCR passage shows odd phrases and garbled terms. It references ex amination papers and essays with humorous tidbits, mentions Macbeth and hydraulic ram shearings, and notes desert columns built for commune with God, tagged as WNU service.
A host and hostess focus on guest comfort as the balance between serving a hot drink and passing a dish on an unsteady plate is described. The scene emphasizes careful hosting and etiquette in a dining setting.
Instructions describe setting a dining service with hot dishes, casseroles, tea or coffee service, and silver on the top shelf. It notes placing dessert plates, serving dishes, and sherbet cups near the tea cart, with references to a Western Newspaper Union source.
A 1933 WNU Service item notes women feel pressure to stay slim to keep marriages intact. The quote warns that if women fail to diet their husbands may become involved with someone else. The piece reflects era attitudes on weight and marriage.
The ringneck pheasant has multiplied greatly since its introduction into America and is now plentiful in certain suburban zones as well as distant farm regions.
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