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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
6
Cyril Tolley, a Lirkish golfer, defeated John Nelson Smith four up to win the 1920 British Open Amateur Championship. Smith, a young Scottish carpenter, had advanced by beating John Dawson of Chicago in the semifinals, after Tolley had earlier claimed victory in the tournament’s grats.
A note on a striking exhibit describes a long awaited final showing at the Seabody museum. The display features a ground-stoth type fossil said to be native to Arizona ages ago. The creature was trapped in a pit and portions of its body preserved in age accumulations before burial.
The article notes industry expanding into rural areas beyond Chicago. It argues diverse manufacturing bases in countryside districts boosted by farm products, improving farm markets, oats, schools, and rural electrification. It links industry growth with higher land values, fairer taxes, and better rural credit.
A housing note advises landscaping to balance a small dwelling by planting native trees and shrubs to improve proportion and curb appeal. It argues that native plantings require less maintenance and can boost perceived value, recommending local species over foreign varieties.
A Missouri House bill would let all cities adopt ordinances to create planning and zoning commissions with authority to lay out permanent development plans. Commissions would draft plans for council review and approval, aiding small towns in managing growth.
United States road engineers advocate minimum highway widths of 41 feet for two lanes. In built up areas a 36 foot minimum is suggested to allow parallel parking, and 50 feet in zones permitting diagonal or sight-stgle parking.
Fragmentary notes discuss expanding ground for feasts and fruit crops with about ten or so square units of space. Mentions summer and winter apples, with fillers between winter varieties. Notes some trees are temporary or not permanent.
A note from the Waldport Oregon Tribune describes a pause in work to advise a new start. The fragment references a request to reconsider and a plan to think before resuming duties at the paper.
A fragment notes that spending habits and local commerce falter as towns face budgetary strain. Mentions Dutley Ore and Uptimist in a fragmented sentence, hinting at concerns over money flow and rural commerce.
Wide diversification of plantings is set to include Plax Sullivan county and Degnin in the ongoing highway improvements. The project funds tree and shrub plantings along the roadsides as progress continues, with flowers planned for areas affected by the work.
A stubborn father refuses to be bullied into purchasing a new Berwick Super Tight, clinging to his old car despite sales pressure. Corinne's appeal and a budding romance with Doctor Jordan push the family dynamic toward a forthcoming wedding, while a fledgling salesman navigates pride, rivalry, and mounting affection.
A reader asks if a police funding plan can be affordable while another party argues it requires more money. The exchange reveals concern over cost and practicality without concluding.
Recount of Dr Caldwell starting practice in 1870 and introducing a liquid laxative in 1892 named Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsi. Claims its use for constipation, biliousness, indigestion, loss of appetite, and sleep issues. Advertises trial bottle by mail from Blonticello with pasteboard address and urging purchases through druggists.
A chemical method developed in Norway claims to preserve fish for a month in very cold water. The technique, noted by researchers, could extend freshness and reduce spoilage during storage and transport.
A reader from Cleveland describes severe illness and paralysis before using a product called redt Sloe or similar remedy. After taking multiple bottles the writer reports regained strength and mobility, claiming the treatment cured misery and restored ability to stand and eat. The letter cites personal experience and includes a return address in Cleveland.
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