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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
Local notice praises the Intermountain region as a renowned destination, claiming growing fame and national attention. The author, Tilda Bingham, expresses pride in contributing to the area’s appeal and invites readers to visit.
In Washington invitations for White House receptions are issued two weeks before the event. They are sent by special mail and outwardly handled outside city limits by mail routes.
The statement notes there is no constitutional rule forcing the President and Vice President to hail from different states. It cites the 1846 ticket of William Henry Harrison and John Tyler, who were both born in Virginia, as an example of a same state succession.
Nanny Meadow Mouse frets over Danny who has vanished on a moonlit night on the Green Meadows. She fears Redky or Granny Fez or Mack Pussy may have captured or killed him as shadows grow and night deepens. The tale follows her anxious vigil and hopes for his return.
Melvin Henry aged twenty nine, a student pilot at Bettis airport in Pittsburgh, is shown landing safely in a tree top after making his first parachute jump.
The New York World Telegram notes Langley’s earlier motor driven craft failed to carry a man. It describes four Wright brothers flights on December 17, 1903, with one flight lasting about 12 seconds and covering 862 feet, marking the first successful powered human flight.
A contemplative verse contrasts the sea and city’s beauty with longing for a familiar home. The speaker recalls a green patch of land, a little house, a maple tree, and roses, expressing deep nostalgia and the ache of absence.
A noisy Q and A page features humor columns and letters to Mr Wynn. Readers ask about dating miscommunications tips on tips payments Roosters weather vanes Sunday school riddles and a joke about ten commandments with a pun aimed at a child.
The latest trend highlights eyelids with metallic gold bronze or silver eye shadow. The new shades promise a brighter eye look to accent outfits and makeup ensembles.
A prune and rhubarb pie recipe blends fruit with a lemon juice and orange zest filling, baked in a two crust shell with meringue or whipped cream. Instructions include boili ng sugar water, lemon juice, banana pulp, and chilled fruit mixture for a soft musk. The page also includes braised cabbage and squash casseroles with ingredients and baking steps from the Western Newspaper Union.
A fragment notes the Bowie knife derives its name from Col. James Bowie of Texas who forged the blade from a worn-out file and is linked to a past killing. The source text is abbreviated and garbled.
Vitiliga disease causes pigment loss leading to white patches on the skin. It is less common in America and Europe but more frequent in tropical countries. White patches may spread and coalesce until the entire body is pale. The condition is resistant to treatment and often remains unsatisfactory to manage.
A pale white cotton dress uses a violet dotted motif with a simple finish. The design includes an extensive violet taffeta sash that provides a deeper color accent.
The article notes plants react to cold, chloroform, alcohol, electricity, and poisons similarly to animals. It describes benumbed, stupefied, intoxicated, excited, hurt, and killed states with examples such as carnations leaning away from a dance orchestra after hours.
Excerpt argues that society remains male dominated and questions women's capacity to raise children. It contends women should pursue homemaking by choice and develop their own ambitions rather than be forced into traditional roles. Source cites Should Women Be Men by B. Atlee in McLean's.
An advertisement invites readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win prizes by collecting free entries from the Grape Nuts ad in another column of the paper.
A fragment notes openly expressed anger affecting a vulnerable individual described as a wan poor. The text suggests social tension and emotional response without clear events or names.
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