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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
3
Crochet collar demonstrates the mile a minute technique using Mountain Craft cotton. Instructions offered for 10 cents, package No. 719 includes white cotton to complete the collar, with mail order details for purchase and guidance.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch notes the League for a Woman President and Vice President envisions a future female president with an astrologer predicting a 1940 election. They name a "super woman" who will do big things, while acknowledging difficulty in finding such a candidate outside inner party circles. The piece jokes about a first gentleman and the era's gender expectations.
Report notes Florida's Everglades contain 60 000 acres of level land with 300 000 acres reclaimed for agricultural use.
The article traces the spread of papermaking to the Arab world after the capture of a Chinese paper maker, suggesting that the Arabs acquired the technique and materials through this event.
The article states the largest known land mammal, a giant rhinoceros, lived about 6 million years ago and was found in Asia. It emphasizes the creature as the greatest land mammal by size in ancient times.
The earliest public building in what is now Columbus Ohio was a structure constructed during the city’s early development era. This landmark reflects the founding period and civic growth of the settlement.
Walter W. Slead, president of the Boy Scouts of America, says Scouting offsets modern civilization’s softness by offering hiking, camping, swimming and outdoor work under trained outdoorsmen. He asserts the movement builds strong bodies, clear minds and pioneer-like courage, with over 2,000,000 scouts in 73 countries today.
An advertisement invites readers to join Dizzy Dean Winnere for a Grapes Nuta promotion in this paper’s other column offering free prizes.
A brief note defines a term as those who derive pleasure from spoken words or expressions. The text emphasizes linguistic enjoyment and social use of language within a cultural context.
Sugar is sometimes added to mortar to increase strength in major construction projects such as bridges and large buildings. The practice helps toughen the mix and improve durability under pressure and weather exposure.
Kearney, Norwich, and Yuan navigate a fogbound London night chasing a death-warrant notebook tied to Jo Lung's black market network. A masked pursuit, opals, and coded entries in a new memo book hint at Wallaroo’s route, while Norwich is murdered and the investigators race to expose the doomed conspiracy.
The article promotes pattern 0218 for a youthful peplum dress with irregular yoke and shirring. It notes fabric options silk crepe or printed cotton batiste, lists available sizes, yardage for size 16, and the 15 cent pattern price. Orders go to the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
Matt Kearney a young American in London says goodbye to Eileen aboard the Wal laroo as the ship carries £3000 and 600 in mold to Australia. Inspector Halg of Scotland Yard, smitten with Eileen, tracks opium hidden in Jo Lung's warehouse. Halg sends Kearney and Detective Norwich to investigate. Kearney finds a notebook and gives it to Halg.
In a tense scene at Lung's office a dark eyed woman and Yuan debate survival after a failed move. Yuan vows to flee England forever, while the woman fears retribution and contemplates deception as he plots a perilous path from Fleet Street toward a dangerous outcome.
Recruiting officer asks for a name and identity of the applicant Solomon Ianac OBrien Gollman. The exchange records a request for protection and the applicant's response, noting the name provided.
Fragmentary reminiscence describes an old lane replaced by a wide road with traffic signals. A speaker recalls a past meeting place and laments missing warnings from a red light. The tone suggests personal nostalgia amid urban change.
In a Vienna paper an unusual notice offers a reward of one thousand for the return of a missing wife described as dear. The ad seeks whoever finds her to keep and claim the prize.
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