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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
7
In a short exchange a tramp explains his desire for wealth and a world tour aboard a yacht. A second tramp asks to join, but the first dismisses the idea, saying the other should not rely on others’ wishes and should stay home.
A gentler treatment for constipation is promoted using Kellogg's All-Bran cereal and water. The ad claims natural elimination improves by acting on colon contents rather than forcing the bowels, urging medical advice if not helped.
Con Cameron and Caramba work to uncover Gracey’s killer while dodging outlaws. After a tense ride, Con defends Janet and shoots two attackers, forcing retreat as the pursuit ends with a wounded rider and a cliffhanger near the Broken Wheel ranch.
Con reveals he knocked Latimer out cold after a cantina brawl as Perch, Caramba, and Skeets discuss the Latimers, Gale Gores, and Topeka. The group debates risk, guard duty, and future moves while plotting travel with Caramba toward Paranore and Megeath.
Instructions describe converting fabric styles from dainty to bold gingham for bedspreads. It notes fabric widths about 39 inches, fabric length needs of 1144 yards, and outlines cutting diagrams for center portions, side apron strips, pillow covers, and ruffles. It references a book by Mrs. Spears with sewing directions for other items and suggests sending payment for a copy.
A wandering tramp on a country road in England stops to read a sign reading George and the Dragon then enters a tavern asking the landlady for food and old clothes and to speak to George, prompting a stern rebuke before a quieter plea for charity.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a dated religious meditation by Burks urging obedience to truth. Phrases touch on sovereignty of the world and imitation of holy word, with unclear attribution and missing context.
The message extols morale as a combat asset and praises General MacArthur while urging public donations to sustain USO efforts from conscription to the Caribbean. It cites six national agencies publicly supported and requests contributions via local USO committees or the Empire State Building office in New York.
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