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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
7
An ad urges readers not to insult Navy men and to send Camel cigarettes. It claims Camels are the favorite brand among service members based on sales records from service stores. Local dealers feature Camel cartons ready to mail to any armed forces member.
Fragment covers statements on Pearl Harbor as a turning point, wartime resolve, and call for global justice. Mentions New York Newsreel critiques, theater tickets for servicemen, and public figures like Raymond Clapper. References Valley Forge, Munich, and ongoing fight for Freedom with political commentary.
In a frontier tale, Con Cameron goes on the run to clear his name as the Comanche rumor haunts him. With ally Janet and mentor Step, he dodges lawmen, reshapes past lies, and faces a deadly choice as threats from Topeka and ranch rivals press in.
Astronomers estimate our galaxy may hold up to 100000000009 stars and an object traveling at 186000 miles per second would take about 300000 years to cross from one side to the other. A sturdy work bench can be built from discarded pipe and standard fittings with a frame, using bolts or straps to secure the top.
A fragmented note set discusses tetryl as a booster in bombs and shells, proposes meteor search magnets for a crater in central Australia, compares tar treatments for fence posts, notes opium exports from India halted except for medical needs, mentions a fabric wall board needing one coat of paint, and observes infant vision development in the first months.
Instructional note describes using an inch rubber hose about a foot long to slip over the neck of a drenching bottle. It states there is no danger of aplitting the medicine or of drinking the bottle.
The early Greeks venerated the egg as the world symbol. The shell stood for earth the white for water the gold for fire and the air for spirit.
Recent Marine enlistees include Donald Bluejacket and Raymond Saller in a Navy recruiters report. The text notes a couple of naturals among Leathernecks and references two recruits by name.
Instruction to spade or plow sod land and weedy ground as soon as workable to control soil insects in future garden use. The article notes about 150 million pounds of freshwater wobb caught in the United States annually, with nearly two thirds from Great Lakes waters.
A fragment recounts a protest against theft framed as burlesque. A man is described fleeing a pawn shop with six devices while notes mention cement paint to prevent rust in well water tanks and a claim that tank usefulness rises with interior cement coating. Betty.
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