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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
8
A GMC dealer touts a light truck with a Lifeline and promotes a single thrifty price that covers all features with no extras. The ad emphasizes rotating parts and extra-duty features included as standard, urging readers to compare with other models and trust GMC for value.
Vernal Auto Shop at 80 North Vernal Ave advertises used trucks as a better option for customers. The message suggests visiting the GMC dealer for comparison and potential better deals.
The Rose Prom hosted by the MIA Saturday at Roosevelt was attended by Mr and Mrs Winfred Long and sons Kenneth and Lowell Donna Darrell and Garry Hall. Kenneth Long and Donna Hall sang a duet. Attendees included Bishop Otis Horrocks and Delbert Horrocks. several visitors from Salt Lake City and California joined in family gatherings and events noted around Leeton and nearby communities.
The Relief Society held its annual dance on March 16 with a large crowd and basket lunches sold. Music was by Workman and guests including Mr and Mrs LaGrand Had Jock and family of Vernal, Mrs Ward Murray and children of Jensen, and Miss Theresa Hadlock of Provo visited the host family.
A reader cites William James on action and feeling and tells how smiling, even when forced, boosts happiness. William B. Steinhardt, New York Curb Exchange member, recalls smiling at his wife and coworkers, noting improved mood and praise earning more. The piece urges readers to try smiling to enhance life and work.
Readers share vivid reminiscences spanning Nebraska wagon travels soddy life and cow chips contests to Chicago produce trade routes and streetcar outings. Eva Vaughn recalls weekly market carts and thrifty grocers, while a Kentucky memory describes cotton picking gins hats and quilt padding from cotton seed.
The rottentail rabbit is described as promiscuous and prolific producing from two to four hit ters per breeding season with an average of 17 young.
Excess humidity in the kitchen comes from the kettle on the stove and hot water at the sink. Installing an exhaust fan in the kitchen wall helps prevent moisture damage to paint coatings inside and out.
The text notes breakfast and lunch as the most useful meals since foods eaten in the morning are digested during peak activity hours when nourishment is needed. It also states a human hair fiber grows for six months to six years, averaging half an inch per month, with new growth replacing shed fibers.
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