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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
7
Spring coat fashions feature woolens with wrinkle resistant, travel friendly textures. New models showcase tricky scarf collars, big lapels, wide belts, and button rows with innovative necklines that blend collar and scarf in a two in one design.
A 1931 Western Newapa product displays a versatile spring coat in checked water repellent fabric with varying brown shades. It features a self fabric scarf neck line, a belted waist, novel cuff, and a single large square collar as an example of tramoolish fashioning.
Daphne Bronson defies her wealthy father to work in a mountain hotel and pursue Tom Cramer, though she loves George Fisher. Mr Bronson’s stubbornity eases as Daphne reveals she may marry Tom, changing the family mood and lifting Daphne’s resolve.
A dialogue between Mr Fox Sparrow and Mrs Fox Sparrow describes their reddish brown feathers, nest building, and egg coloration. They reflect on past winters in a swamp, digging for treasures, and anticipate the birth of five greenish blue eggs turning into birdlings amid a joyous song with other sparrows in 1948.
Nellie Maxwell shares economical vegetable dishes and cooking tips emphasizing minimal water to preserve nutrients, using carrots, celery, onions, and peppers. Included are a casserole method with potatoes, carrots, tomatoes, and crumbled buttered crumbs, plus notes on broccoli enhancement for winter meals.
The Plymouth Rock inscription notes the 1620 landing date and a split in 1774. By 1834 a portion was removed to Pilgrim Plymouth while the remaining section was enclosed by a granite canopy and iron fence.
Comedy sketch by Charles Sughroe explores a man’s awkward social missteps as a father figure intrudes into his son’s home. The piece portrays misunderstandings and witty dialogue centered on domestic life and family authority.
The text describes land crabs creating intricate burrow systems with labyrinthine cross galleries. Some species live solitary lives with individual dens, while others form central halls used as community gathering places. Each crab defends its own elaborate underground home.
The text discusses how recurring nightmares may signal underlying health issues. It notes simple fixes like avoiding late meals or stimulating reading before bed. It suggests consulting a doctor if nightmares persist and mentions dreams can reveal bodily weakness beyond dream book interpretations.
The feature emphasizes striking contrast across day and evening wear. Katya Sorina wears satin evening gowns showcasing black and white contrast. Jackets in velvet or hip-length styles pair with dresses for formal or informal occasions.
A vintage medicine ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a laxative for women and children. It claims pure European pepsin and herbs digest smoothly without weakening users, and it promises relief from constipation and headaches with a nightly dose.
The Los Angeles Times reports a humorous remark by President Bloover during a Virginia trip on prosperity. He praises California style and humor, noting the state’s flat, unoutdone approach and referencing the 1940 census preparations underway in Los Angeles.
A testimonial from Mrs A Prado of West 459 Sa Ist St Salt Lake City praises De Floren medicines. She reports health improved after starting the remedy and continued well after taking four bottles. Free medical advice offered with medicine wrappers sent to Doctor Leree’s in Cilala.
A. K. Sullivan of Tacoma picked up a wood fragment and found a sealed pipe inside a hollow fir tree. Curator William Owney of the Washington State Historical Society estimates the pipe was inserted about a century ago by a hunter or trapper, with 80 rings noted around the area.
An obscure early line shows a speaker named Jaz claiming possession of needed items, followed by a brief, cryptic exchange about a doorstep meeting. The text hints at a dialogic scene centered on material demands and social tension.
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