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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
5
An old method mixing sulfur with derria powder for cattle grub control is being updated. The U S Bureau of Entomology revised its wartime formula, retaining derria powder with rotenone while sulfur dust is deemed ineffective as a grub killer.
A jumble of domestic notes covers pest control using derris dust with rotenone, improvised mail box packaging, and parley on teen social guides. It outlines safe mixing ratios, new packaging ideas, and practical, simple meals including salmon bread box and oven stew for youths, with a mix of home economy tips and kid friendly menus.
A long, garbled recipe text outlines a dessert to pair with a hearty main dish. It mentions carrots, potatoes, salt, Worcestershire sauce, and steps for a dough and a baking process. There are also indications of an ice cream like frozen cream preparation using cornflakes, egg whites, evaporated milk, lemon, and a freezing tray. The passage resembles a tangle of baking and dessert instructions with numerous misspellings.
Crochet eleven inch pineapple design squares and join to form a buf fet or dresser runner. Instructions request details including color chart and fabric selections. Readers invited to mail 29 cents with name and address to obtain pattern and materials amid high demand.
The readable text shows a chaotic interview scene at an employment agency and a kitchen. two speakers Mald and Well argue fatigue and a speeding claim. The fragment mentions a wife’s bridge club and race home, with other garbled lines suggesting hospital ward dialogue and vague patient references.
An unclear OCR fragment shows a Sunday School scene with a pastor asking about the name of seven sins and a girl named Mary being asked to spell a name. The text is garbled but suggests a humorous miscommunication during a church meeting.
A terse note complains of a bill demand for immediate payment of 500 dollars then 50 dollars weekly for ten weeks. The fragment mentions a lawyer and a collection tone, with unclear context about the debtor and the transaction.
Dinah Lady, a 790 pound cow owned by Walter Welkener of Jacksonville Florida, is announced as winner of the Top of Gold award from the American Cattle Club for producing 3 121 pounds of butterfat in a month. The herd reportedly grazed on permanent pasture with grass and supplementary Jespedese and Yellow rye feed.
Wisconsin work finds pigs fed a diet with 20 percent molasses reach about seventy pounds from weaning. Above two percent, grit rate and feed efficiency drop noticeably. Researchers report fat glucose and digestible nutrient values based on the molasses content and tolerable intake.
Fragmented text suggests pairing fruits with juices to tempt appetite. Mentions grape halves marinated in orange juice and equal parts of orange and grapes, aiming to enhance meals.
A garbled excerpt describes mixing grape juice with glacierate to whet appetite. It mentions avocado slices combined with grape fruit or orange sections, served with seeds. It instructs whipping buttered avocado with sugar, then folding into whipped cream and freezing into a mushy frozen dish.
A collection of practical tips for home care and repairs includes weatherproofing collars with blades, removing rubber heel marks with turpentine, safely disposing glass, protecting tabletops with towels, cleaning roasts from metal, and storing unused paper after moving. Tips also cover fabric care, nylons maintenance, and careful handling of household tasks.
A vast library and manuscripts left by Sir Thomas Phillips of England at his death in 1872 remains largely unsold. Auctioneers estimate it will take about forty more years to dispose of the remaining contents, as the gale of interest continues.
A fragmented snippet promotes a lemon water morning routine as a natural laxative alternative. It claims lemon daily can aid digestion, boost vitamin C intake, resist colds and infections, and suggests starting the day with a lemon drink. The text is garbled and unreadable in places but centers on a wellness tip.
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