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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
6
Consumers are urged to compare any headache or rheumatic pain remedy with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. The piece notes prior remedies often harmed the stomach or heart and credits Bayer with safer, faster relief. It advises asking doctors about Bayer and to request Bayer Aspirin by its DAYLE name rather than just aspirin.
An old newspaper notice touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it targets the infection at its source. It urges immediate use with a guarantee refunds if not satisfied after the first bottle and notes druggists stand behind the product.
A fragment notes a man becoming interested in life’s destination in middle age, suggesting a shift in priorities and self reflection as years advance. The text hints at changes in intent and purpose rather than a specific event or outcome.
The report describes a failed coup by militants in Tokyo targeting government leaders, martial law and a held emergency, while in Washington debates intensify over New Deal policies. Senatorial and House actions unfold on farm relief, taxation and oversight, with party divisions shaping the presidential race and congressional inquiries.
The article outlines President Roosevelt's veto of an $810 million crop program and Congress tax provisions. It notes budget tensions, wartime finance debates, and key figures like Nye of North Dakota and Albert Cabell Ritchie, with discussion of political maneuvering ahead of the presidential nomination and concerns over national spending and policy.
A veteran observer argues costly spring training trips are a marketing device more than a necessity. He cites $2500 costs for trips, questions the need to train away from home, and notes clubs use hype to fuel fan excitement while balancing risks of fatigue and uneven results across teams. The piece touches on baseball figures, owners, and league dynamics without sensational detail.
Fragmentary sports column highlights football stars aiming for education and future ranks with Lehigh. Mentions Joe Casper, Princeton lineman John Weller, Saint Marys transition to a metropolitan high school star, Sammy Deena, Manny Toon, Jonny Scherf, and amateur to pro hockey chatter.
A health column urges using liquid laxatives for steady relief and gradual dose reduction. It promotes Dr Caldwell’s syrup Papaya with senna and cascara as a safe option, and suggests Syrup Pepsin for restoring regularity with measured doses.
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