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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
7
In a stormy plan the fox Reddy and his partner Mrs Redeye plot to trap Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck, aiming to sever Johnny from his home. Reddy hopes cooperation with Mrs Redeye will help trap the clever Chuck, despite misgivings about the plan's feasibility.
Reddy reports two Chucks have separated and one built a new home near the doorstep. Mrs Reddy and Mia scheme to trap one by planning a cannier take dinner, hoping to catch both Chucks in a Fat Chuck scheme.
A garbled jumble references King Henry III, an explorer lost in Africa, Hydrantes writing, a franchise weather claim, Gibraltar near Spain, a disputed claim on an object people watch ships from, and a stray syndicate tag. The text blends historic figures with incomplete assertions.
An old golf instruction note advises using a single club for cut shots within four yards of the green. It stresses keeping arms close and notes side spin slows the ball after turf contact, causing a rightward curve. Francis Culver recommends the marble niblick to limit spread of the technique.
A fragment from a 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe page offers varias mixes for garnishes and dishes. It includes fruit and shellfish ideas, tomato juice cocktails, corn and milk batter muffins, grapefruit salad with lemon gelatin, and a fish salad with tuna or salmon.
A playful exchange from the Hoofing Sisters notes actors crave saves and a shower of vegetables as a lucky break. The quip captures the theater mood with light humor and confidence.
The fragment notes a phrase "Stump Speaking Stumping for Harrison" linked to the log cabin and Hardecider era campaign of ninth President William Harrison. It attributes the term to the Middle West where forests were cleared for settlements, reflecting regional campaign usage.
Meteor is a small mass from space that enters Earth’s atmosphere and burns brightly. A meteorite is a meteor that reaches the Earth’s surface.
A reflective poem on reciprocity and kindness as a social currency. It depicts giving favors without expectation, returning kindness through mutual aid, and how generosity circulates across people and time. The piece emphasizes that today’s favors become tomorrow’s opportunities to help others.
The passage describes a sit fisherman tackling sharks weighing 850 to 900 pounds with 300 to 900 feet of line. It notes the challenge of landing a large fish on a 12 ounce rod and 30 pound test linen line, highlighting the thrill and hard work involved.
A Union officer recently released from Libby prison recounted how he and fellow inmates possessed a copy of the Battle Hymn and found great pleasure singing it in darkness and isolation while imprisoned. The hymn’s first publication is noted as 1801 in the Atlantic Monthly, and it later drew attention in Washington during a lecture by the ex-prisoner.
A long fragment argues that government racketeering rivals Capone's crimes, cites officials buying luxury autos, and suggests Congress corruption. It comments on reading choices, endorses Wells and Durant, and warns against sensationalism and mob justice while criticizing claims about child marriage in a distant island culture.
A thirteen year old boy born blind in Adelaide, Australia, has regained his night vision after an operation. The boy reportedly said he used to wonder what things would look like and found them about as he imagined. De Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted as a strength booster for weak women. No alcohol. Sold by druggists in tablets or liquid.
A concise slogan argues that every penny earned reflects the hard work of workers, urging recognition of labor’s value and fairness in wages. It emphasizes personal effort behind earnings and the social importance of fair compensation.
An old advertisement-style warning promotes California syrup of figs as a natural laxative to stimulate a child's appetite. It urges dosing schedules, warns against imitations, and claims benefits for children from two to ten years old with vivid but non-graphic descriptions of symptoms and outcomes.
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