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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
2
Nanny Meadow Mouse worries over her brood and the bold Danny Meadow Mouse who seeks independence. As dangers loom and a Black Shadow creeps over the Greco Meadows, Nanny's wisdom clashes with Danny's bravado in a tale of parental care and risky youth.
An elderly pair sit close as winter bites yet warmth blooms in memory. They faced long journeys from the city and clung together through miles and tears, finding sun as the end nears.
The article notes William Ralph Inge praising a radio address by the Dean of St Pauls who imagines world reform. He cites Rouge lip sticks armies and paries as chief disturbing factors if he could reshape the world.
A vintage cooking piece offers recipes such as Orange Fritters Lobster Croquettes and Mushrooms on Toast. It gives ingredient lists and steps including batter mixing frying times and sauces. The guide emphasizes variety and balance in meal planning.
A humor column presents reader questions on relationships and society with witty replies. The notes discuss women and men, lending money, banana peel metaphors, marriage prospects, and a widower judge member. The tone imitates a newspaper advice feature from Associated Newspapers.
A brief explanation notes it takes 80 pounds of milk to make two pounds of Swiss cheese. The characteristic eyes form when bacteria and yeasts are introduced, with gas created during warm curing. The cheese is then moved to a cooling room to finish ripening.
A fragment describes the female dugong or sea cow as unusually affectionate. It notes the ten foot tropical marine mammal births one offspring at a time and clings to its mother with a flipper while paddling with the other.
The excerpt condemns excessive attention to female cosmetics in contrast with military uniforms and authority figures. It cites a dean from St Pauls and argues women should maintain proportion without elevating makeup to public importance. It laments societal expectations and the pairing of lipstick and powder with wartime attire.
The article discusses how nose and chin influence an oval or round face. It advises styling the base to fit the face and to part hair on the side. The piece focuses on balance and proportion in facial appearance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a native home of Wac ty the Ttnalkara and a wild scene with growth and forest life. The readable portion mentions place names and plants without a clear event or dates.
Poultry specialist warns high heat in brooder causes unhealthy chicks and losses. Maintain hover temperatures near 70 degrees outside, avoid crowding, ensure dry storage for feed, and use waterproof coverings during transport to prevent disease and feed spoilage.
Advice from the Montreal Herald warns egg eating in hens stems from diet gaps especially shell forming material. Recommend feeding only dried ground egg shells and placing hens to lay in darkened nests with rear-entry access. Gather eggs three to four times daily until the habit fades.
Meat spots in eggs arise from ruptured blood vessels in the ovary or oviduct stage and may develop into isterols. The hen may not repeat such eggs, and control rests with handling eggs before market rather than altering the hen.
Guidance on housing goslings in covered coops to protect from sun and rain. Emphasizes closing at night and opening in fair mornings, providing greens as half their diet, and ensuring cool water via fountains.
Warm weather tips advise using sodium fluoride as a dip to rid laying flocks of lice. Mix one ounce in one gallon of lukewarm water and submerge the bird until the skin is reached. Drain the bird to conserve solution and avoid overnight contact with metal containers.
A Coppera Weekly writer argues that selling cheap chicks is suspicious. He criticizes feeding weak birds that waste time and feed, noting this harms early growth and overall value.
A description of a lightweight wrap style for mothers and slimmer figures. Emphasizes belt adjustability through a slit and comfortable fit in solid cotton brocade and plaids. Includes pattern 0321 size range and fabric yardage, with ordering details to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept.
First nurse notes the patient has regained sense and is now rational. The patient asked the nurse to elope with him, indicating a possible imminent personal decision.
A political debate features Senator Sorghum replying that policing style seeps into politics. He argues that politicians eventually adopt the policeman’s stance of telling others to move on.
The column notes a Wall Street item about bulls and bears halting their fight as both sides struggle against the wolves at the door, reflecting market stress and a wary outlook. The piece uses a fable like comparison to describe financial tension.
A fragmented note recalls a winter dance misstep where the narrator claims cold feet caused toe injuries when partner Mabel pressed on them. The line hints at embarrassment and a humorous if awkward memory from a social gathering.
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