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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
6
Peter Rabbit returns to the Brier Patch and ponders his new friend Short Talk the Shrew. He debates revealing his ignorance to neighbors, then searches for Short Tall, recalling a private path noted by the shrew and finds a small track near the old log.
Peter follows a series of tiny tangled paths in Whitefoot the Wood Mouse tale. He laments the confusion as paths cross and branch, wondering if Short Tall tricked him. Realizing no clear way home, Peter spots Short Tall darting along a path and calls for him before he vanishes.
In golf, many fail to rotate the left side during the backswing risking balance and a slice. MacDonald Smith exemplifies a complete pivot with the left shoulder turning naturally as the swing builds to the top, enabling inside out action and balance.
A compact poem on contentment with the old home place as a constant, simple shelter. The speaker values a farm Dad carved and sowed, noting other grander houses matter less when the old home provides enough through good times and tough times. The piece echoes rural pride and gratitude for a self-built home and lasting farmstead.
A mixed set of humorous and odd phrases from exam papers and lesson notes. It includes playful definitions such as ground mice as the nest animals, black birds being crow raven and jailbird, watered stock as cows pastured beside a stream, and crude anatomy errors about mudlece and the spinal column.
A fragmented 1924 item from the Gall Syndicats column in WNU Barvles poses a riddle about hearing and seeing. It hints at wordplay on a papa figure and a mummy asking what can be seen but not heard, reflecting light humor and cultural quirks of the era.
Mottiers Cook Book offers a warm weather dessert section with an old fashioned custard base for ice cream that stays scoopable when frozen and nourishing. It details a milk egg sugar salt custard enriched with heavy cream and vanilla then frozen as a rich strawberry cream option with whipped cream lemon juice and frozen with ice salt to ripen.
Instructions advise taking three cupfuls of ripe peaches, covering with one cupful of sugar and a quarter teaspoon of salt, letting the mixture stand for an hour or more to macerate the fruit.
Slice very thin and press fruit through a colander. Pour in one pint cream and a tablespoon of lemon juice. Mix, freeze as usual, pack the freezer, and let the cream stand for an hour or two.
Directions combine orange juice sugar milk and lemon juice heat dissolve sugar, add milk and chill, mix and freeze as usual. Velvet sherbet with lemon rind optional uses three lemons and rich milk, yield about a quart.
Dr Arthur Torrance lauds rising health awareness in Manchuria in Hygela Magazine. He notes eager learners, clean sanitary surroundings, and modern methods in schools providing medical and dental care to county children.
Experts say operating all New Orleans drainage pumps at capacity would move three billion gallons or thirteen million tons of water in four hours, enough to float about 260 ships the size of the Leviathan.
Fluttery summer cottons take center stage with organdies mousselines dotted nets and swisses shaping feminine frocks. Skirts flare in full lengths while slim fits maintain hipline proportions and short puffed sleeves with lace or banded details lead the prettiness. The illustrated gown features starched cotton with green embroidered dots and belt in green velvet, a simple yet sophisticated graduate dress suitable for dances and parties.
Parla house emphasizes Sunday night wear shaping its spring and summer costuming. The collection features black crepe frocks with graceful elbow fullness, white diamanté tulle accents, and Tacquered laca for subtle decolletage outlines. Organdie adds a similar lightness to the look.
A fashion note highlights spring blouses in styles from candy striped shirting to plaid taffeta, overblouses with belt waists, and linen pieces with drawnywork. Text emphasizes wearable informal pieces and chic dressier blouses for town events.
The article describes the latest organdie fabrics for spring fashion with varieties that include crinkly striped seersucker blistered and sheer stained organdies. It notes the diverse textures and effects offered by these novelty fabrics for new gay crisp blousrs.
In this fashion feature Cherie Nichols notes chic linen suits as a new jacket option. Linen weaves are soft like wool and resist wrinkling. Parisiennes favor the dart blouse with natural colored linen and navy organdie accents.
A new match it up accessory offers pain pumps that can be worn unbe adorned or with selections from an assortment of bows to match the costume.
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