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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
6
Brice Dudley executive manager of the foulavilla Kentucky baseball club is described as a peanut connoisseur. He asserts that a single bad peanut can ruin a spectator’s enjoyment of an entire game. He explains that biting into a soggy damp peanut can spoil the mood and the game for the observer.
A fragment describes a blanching dish labeled Boudina Blanca or bonding blanca using minced white chicken meat, egg yolk, onions, bread crumbs, salt and spices mixed with cream or tilk, formed and boiled in water.
The piece outlines tax reform aims for the next session with a focus on restoring exemptions, redistributing Big Business burden, and maintaining federal expenditures. It notes the expected impact on John Public, cites industry responses from the American Petroleum Institute and Standard Oil of Indiana, and highlights the Civil Aeronautics Authority payroll comparison to the Interstate Commerce Commission. It covers relief funding debates, state aid, and looming international agricultural measures affecting cotton and wheat markets.
An Indianapolis family led by Mr Stinger and his wife with nine children live in a three room ald butcher shop area infested with rats. A two year old baby has been bitten while Mr Stinger stays awake to shoo away the rodents. Federal relief supplies and delayed food grants are discussed amid shortages and budget restrictions.
A column presents trivia questions about a U S senator who would accept a Republican nomination but not a second term, a famous pianist canceled a tour due to a heart attack, Floyd Roberts led at Indianapolis Memorial Day Classic with choices about outcome, and a Gallup poll note on UK views of New Deal and big business delaying recovery.
Regional recruiting officers launch a nationwide campaign to recruit and reenlist 115000 men over the next 12 months. The effort includes 18 recruiting stations on wheels, posters, motion pictures, radio, and slogans to reach rural and urban youths. The air corps plans a 25 180 man expansion, with 17 000 aiming for aviation mechanic posts requiring a high school education.
A study by the New York Twentieth Century Fund breaks down the 1929 distribution costs totaling 38.5 billion dollars into wholesalers retailers manufacturers and transportation with wholesalers taking 18 percent and retailers 33 percent. The piece notes that wholesaler profits were not excessive and discusses looming U S naval construction with a 773 million dollar program and multiple ship classes including battleships and heavy cruisers.
Fragmentary OCR mentions several puzzler names and a race result with a fatality earlier in the year. It also cites Gallup headings claiming 69 percent blamed delays in recovery while a percentage favors the New Deal.
A fragmented letter and advertisement discuss color analysis of a patterned rug to plan a living room makeover. It suggests charting rug colors, using pale wall tones, and selecting an accent color. Also promotes book titles and quilt and leaflets with pricing and ordering details.
A mixed set of riddle style prompts and claimed answers covering topics from Ireland Canada milk to glow and water. The piece posits a quiz with varied responses, including unfamiliar abbreviations and biblical references, and ends noting uncertain origins of a proverb.
A local advert invites poetry and song manuscripts for purchase at a Geary Street venue in San Francisco. The listing notes a publishing event and meter patterns, with multiple contributors invited to submit works for acquisition.
Practical notes on cooling a home by night air for comfort next day. Methods to shellack rush bottom chairs, spread mustard evenly on sandwiches by mixing with butter, and a quick method to freshen coffee. Then pewter cleaning steps, roasting chicken preparation with olive oil, and a turnip sauce using horseradish and mustard with vinegar and salt and pepper.
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