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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
6
An advertisement touts Rowlsa Red Pepper Rub as a safe heat treatment from red peppers that quickly reaches the source of rheumatic pains and stiff joints. It claims relief in under three minutes and markets itself as non burning and non stinging for ointment use.
Miss Ikosalle Mickaell Babcock of Lingfield Surrey Hogland aged seventy died last July leaving 47073 pounds. She directed executors to burn the oil painting after her funeral and forbade any copying of it.
A fragment shows Molly saying her husband opened another charge account last week while she questions his understanding of a debt. Inkling dialogue reveals tension over finances and trust.
A readable reminiscence from Thornton W. Burgess on Peter Rabbit fearing a frightful moment. The tale uses a playful image of the heart in the mouth to describe his nerves during a theft under Mooty the Owl’s watch, with Burgess’s characteristic animal-side observations.
A boy named Peter sits in moonlight at a log waiting for Shadow the Veasel. He watches for movement behind him and glances around as Shadow hides in an old stump. Peter moves quietly across the log to reach safety, clutching a feared creature in his mouth.
Peter meets Hooty the owl and Shadow while escaping across snow to a tall hemlock. He hides under branches, narrowly avoiding detection when a twig snaps. He worries Shadow will follow and contemplates his next move through the Green Forest.
A dated recipe notes layering mashed potatoes on top of a pepper and corn mixture, baking until done. It accompanies a cranberry sherbet made by cooking cranberries, pureeing, and sweetening with sugar and lemon juice, then adding rich milk.
A Mottier cookbook entry describes layering sliced raw potatoes and ham with a well seasoned white sauce. The instructions call for iron pieces and a potatos lake style in a bottom layer with convenient sized pieces.
A reflective verse on daily acts of kindness that go unseen. The speaker notes fame and fortune are not earned by grand deeds but by small acts of consideration done for others. The poem imagines a judgment at heaven's gates where deeds are weighed as humble daily gestures.
The article discusses conservative tastes in writing papers, favoring white or pale tones for formal notes while noting that colorful options remain popular. It outlines suitable uses for pink rose blue violet and buff papers, from love letters to invitations and casual greetings, with imagery of mood and propriety.
The term Polynesia refers to a region of the South Sea islands including New Zealand, the Chatham Islands, Rapanui, Marquesas, Society, Tuamotu, Tonga, and Samoa. It derives from Greek polys meaning many and nesos meaning island.
Archaeologists uncover a Roman oyster bar in Caerleon with houses ranging up to 40 rooms and many shops. A shop reveals piles of oyster shells and unopened valve-like objects among the finds.
The old Mississippellger packet Trobert E. Lee was built by Capt John WW Cannon JT. It was 300 feet long and 44 feet beam with a 10-foot hold. It carried two engines with a 10-foot piston stroke and a 40 inch bore cylinder. It mounted eigher bal ets and elite wheels with 34 feet diameter and 16% feet buckets.
A study notes babies first words often express emotion with exclamations. Nouns and verbs appear early, while adjectives lag behind as speech develops in the first years.
A family meal ends in humor as Mary asks for a new dish after struggling to eat spaghetti with a fork. Her comment to her mother highlights a lighthearted dinner moment.
Reader guidance on alleviating nighttime distress in children through Castoria a gentle pure vegetable preparation. It claims Castoria eases discomfort from waste buildup in bowels provides calm sleep and promises no harsh drugs or narcotics while emphasizing brand authenticity with the name Castoria.
A brief column notes that Pepperell newspaper readers see no real change. The writer quips that Salterini or others repeat the same stories with different people, underscoring a cyclical press rundown.
A scattered note describes a crowd in uniform attire, noting diverse styles and a lively, country-influenced scene with individuals standing out in their outfits.
A vintage ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Prescription for a tonic and nervine. Mrs. OL of 506 E 9th Se praises its health benefits, saying it restored her energy after slight illness and recommended it to other women. The message urges readers to consult druggists and request free medical services from a clinic in Bellate N. T.
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