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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
6
An old sewing pattern notice offers Bonnets sacque wrapper sleeper bunting in one infant size up to six months. Also promotes jacket and skirt patterns with multiple color options and yardage details for 39 inch material.
Pattern circular from Montgomery Street indicates a pattern sale with 22 cents enclosed per pattern. It references Bae Franchea Calle and Pattern Na 7 Y Size xan Address. The readable text is fragmented but signals a mail order sewing pattern promotion.
The Red Cross appeals for 125 million dollars in March 1943 to support wartime needs through February 1944. Chairman Norman Davis emphasizes the drive funds local national and international welfare for service members and families as the largest campaign in the nation’s history. The effort relies on combined enrollment and War Fund to cover one year of operations across 3 750 chapters and 154 branches.
The discussion notes a treaty provision allowing Texas to partition its territory into four additional states upon Texans' desire. The item cites the clause as part of a historical document and frames the issue as a potential expansion of state boundaries.
A wartime scene features soldiers and sailors discussing advances in cinema and life while Camel tobacco and postal promotions appear as morale boosters. The text depicts recruits joking about discipline and fashion, mentioning Camels as a gift and branding within military stores.
Angus McAskill known as the Cape Breton giant was born in the Hebrides of Scotland in 1825 and died in 1843 in Nova Scotia. He weighed 500 pounds and stood 7 feet 9 inches tall. He performed before Queen Victoria and is buried in St Anne Cemetery. He shoulder lifted an anchor weighing 2200 pounds and walked with a long chain.
The text states linseed oil paintings were used by Sixth century AD artists, then the mixing technique faded for centuries. It credits the 15th century Flemish painters the Van Eycks with rediscovering the oil blending method around 1400.
Naturalists report birds performing bone setting by placing small straws or twigs as splints and dressing with down, a behavior likened to a physician setting a broken leg. The observation notes feathered caretakers healing injured nest mates.
A New York case cited by Collers illustrates broad false imprisonment interpretation. A man trying to leave a stadium with a ticket was swept back by thronging crowds for over an hour and sued, winning $500.
The article discusses how being vice president rarely leads to the presidency, noting Adams Jefferson and Van Buren as original successors and mentioning Coolidge and Roosevelt who were elected to full terms after predecessors’ terms. It also describes springstorm bays from Virginia to Alabama caused by artesian springs and notes a chemistry promise of frozen cooked foods like pork and beans.
The article notes cities debating 9 to 10 pm curfews to curb juvenile delinquency with penalties for parents in Key West and Fort Lauderdale. It mentions a large 16503 000 printing project and Frederick Goudy’s prolific type designs linked to a printer’s history exhibit.
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