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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
6
All Occasions features two Barbara Bell patterns No Ah D and No 17058 for sizes 10 through 20 with bust measurements from 32 to 38 inches. No 1 style showcases a round neck voile or challis dress. No 2 features a shirtwaist in broadcloth, pique, or rayon crepe. Yardage specified per style.
A fragmentary collage of aphorisms from Martial Scott Byron and Emerson. The text mixes reflections on health virtue happiness and the value of self praise with brief musings on possessions, effort, and the invisible symbols of beauty.
Collier's Unique notes the bowerbird builds a playground called a bower in Australia. The bird decorates it with stolen blue items, including a blue hair ribbon, a blue railroad ticket, blue glass beads, and 178 blue bags from a laundry.
A chorus girl talks of a birthday cake with seventeen candles and a joke about burning them at both ends. The banter shows light backstage chatter among performers and a battalion variety show quip about bowing and a stage manager’s instruction to duck.
An inscription in an ancient Egyptian tomb records a barber asking a customer how to cut his hair and the customer replying in silence. The brief gag is noted as a rare humorous moment from antiquity.
Wartime craft note explains making 60 thread spools shelves using 12% feet of stiff wire. It promotes Book 3 in a series by Mix Spears for Tendera Theteris and mentions other booklets on end tables and corner cabinets. Copies cost 10 cents postpaid from Spears New York Drawer 19 with 10 cents per book.
A jumble of trivia prompts asks about hoi polloi the loggerhead’s shell a city name repeated in the United States the total continental area of the U S intact height of the Great Pyramid air pressure at sea level fog vs cloud the first U S Navy admiral what fills a barrel to lighten it and the prince of wines first name.
A brief Q and A list explores differences between fog and clouds on earth. It notes fog is a ground cloud and sky clouds rise in the air. It includes a historical line about David Farragut, holes, and the rule that only the eldest son holds the title Prince of Wales before succession.
The area as 1028789 square anles 52630 of which are water surface. The pyramid was 481 feet tall. More tina ton to the square foot.
A description of a chimney swift with curved feet that prevents walking on the ground or resting in trees. It clings to vertical surfaces using sharp claws and a tail press for support, and flies continually in daylight. It is described as a Braun colored bird that eats while in flight.
The Medjez el Bab region in Tunisia shows a Moor-descendant population with Beja and Testour nearby. The landscape features plentiful water and lime soil as plowmen work with oxen amid springcolor bursts of orange marigolds crimson poppies yellow mignonette mauve rosemary and gorse bushes.
The report notes persistent malaria in Chittagong India amid mud flats and stagnant pools, with smallpox and cholera prevalent. Winds can bring the city into headlines as storms swept the area in 849 1872 1876 and 1697, with monsoon moisture drenching the town and surrounding land.
A march by a company of Bren gun recruits ends with a man reported missing. He explains he was left behind because his boots failed and he could not keep up. The event hints at rough discipline and recalls a faded claim about a past love and enduring impressions.
Sequoia trees include redwood and Giant Sequoia. Redwoods regrow from stumps, reach 80 feet in height and 16 inch diameter in 30 years, burn slowly due to high water. Giant Sequoias grow taller and wider. one tree stands 325 feet tall with trunk diameter of 357 feet four inches above ground, many trees dated around 2500 years old since pyramids era.
D F Wilcock of the Basic Science laboratory at the University of Cincinnati reports new white wall finishes reflect up to 72 percent of ultraviolet rays from health lamps. In ordinary rooms reflection is under 10 percent, suggesting greater beneficial exposure for users in properly painted spaces. Aimed at health lamp users, the finding appears in a summary of interior finish performance.
The text describes Reunion Island with 210000 residents concentrated in coastal towns led by Saint Denis and Saint Paul. It notes major ports such as Port des Galets, dock facilities for exports like sugar, tapioca starch, coffee, and geranium essence, and mentions a sheltered port at Des Galets plus public services including a railway and telegraph and telephone systems.
The 18th Amendment granting women the vote was prepared and became effective August 24 1920. Secretary of State Bat Bridge Colby oversaw the process and the November 1 1920 election saw Warren G. Hoarding receive the highest vote.
A farmer seeks donor spare parts or funds to repair a water wall and fix essential farm machinery. He notes the year 143 will be faster than ever addressing their most difficult farm machine problem in history.
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