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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
3
Detective Stone explains the killer used radium emanation to murder victims by inserting a glass bulb in the heart. Dr Simpson and Plum aided the investigation while Gaskell flees, and Malcolm and Perllin face the truth in a tense courtroom vibe.
The director of the London zoo aquarium notes that many land animals such as hippos elephants crabs and walruses become buoyant and graceful swimmers in water due to their fat. He cites pace and movement limits in porpoises and dolphins and discusses whale propulsion and tail motion observed in captivity.
A report describes secret inks and coded writings that fade after use, with revival possible only by applying specific chemical reagents such as Scapauda and Jomo Juleg. It notes variations in inks and the role of perspiration in revealing hidden messages.
A jumble of wartime notes cites British policy debates on Italy and the Med, Japan, and U S tax plans. It mentions a Japanese widow apologizing to the emperor, a Canada connection with five girls, and remarks on empire, Wall Street, and inflation bonds. It notes a long distance television experiment in Germany and recalls the Lindbergh kidnapping case and a potential reprieve.
An old to do crochet project offers a fluffy lacy Afghan to guard against drafts and brighten a room. It guides simple stitches and color stripes, with instructions and material needs, offered by The Sewley Cir Me Mousehold Arts Dept, 2 We Fourteenth St, New York.
A heavily garbled home guide offers kitchen tips and repair ideas. It mentions frying, cleaning soapstone, baking soda mixtures, bacon wrapped franks, glass glue for furniture, and a rough onion soup topping, all in a faded pasted style with many misspellings and odd phrases. The damaged text also references fruit, oven cleaning, and a general lifestyle tone from an old newspaper page.
The report notes about 50 national parks and over 70 national monuments across the United States. Parks preserve scenery and monuments protect historic or prehistoric sites, with examples like Carlsbad Caverns and Chaco Canyon. Most parks lie in the West and Southwest, with some in Alaska. both types are public and have rising visitor numbers, reaching about 1.9 million in 1935.
The article notes a colossal diesel power station in China, claimed as the world’s largest. It supplies electric energy to the French concession in Kang Hai and supports vehicle charging and street railway current lines, marking a major industrial milestone.
An old advertisement urges readers still coughing to try Creomulsion. It claims the remedy reaches bronchial irritation, loosens phlegm, and heals inflamed membranes, with a guaranteed refund if not satisfied after the first bottle. It emphasizes one dose and pharmacist authorization.
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