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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1939
Page
7
Pattern 1957 from the Sewing Circle Needcraft Dept sends charts directions materials and chair back scarf ideas. Send 13 cents with name address and pattern number to 2 Eighth Avenue New York N Y.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a slate and tennis and worship context with unclear dates. It references a seating arrangement and a general directive about events, but specifics for a coherent report are missing. The readable bits suggest a local church or community gathering linked to a tennis theme without concrete names or places.
A garbled text fragment presents scattered thoughts about Tofty and reverence, mired in misspellings and incomplete phrases. The snippet hints at watching someone’s flight, urging restraint, and contemplating best outcomes, but the overall meaning remains unclear.
The article discusses rubber tires on tractors and farm wagons, noting lighter draft, faster work, and reduced fuel use versus steel tires. It cites Rutgers University studies, claims longer machine life, and highlights benefits such as no rest at night and ability to work in heat, with rubber tires enabling heavier loads and better overall productivity in farming operations.
The report details U S oat production figures with references to bushels, yields, and global standings. It mentions various countries and entities, including the United States, and provides quantitative data across multiple categories and timeframes. The text appears as OCR noise with scattered numerical values and names.
Memphis resident Alice Hall, 39, dubbed queen of cotton, has gained attention for modeling smart cotton garments in two cities. Her appearance in aisle shows and radio broadcasts highlighted her crusade praising the white gold and brought her new acclaim amid local fashion circles.
In warming weather families notice picky appetites. C. Houston Goudiss advises appetizing meals built around greens like watercress and chicory, salads, and fruit desserts. He suggests gelatin desserts for color variety and serving salads at the start to spark hunger.
Guidance on vitamins and minerals essential for appetite, digestion, and blood health. Recommends whole grains, milk, vegetables, fruits, eggs, and leafy greens as rich sources. Emphasizes iron for hemoglobin, calcium for teeth and nerves, and dietary bulk with fruits and cereals. Encourages generous dairy use and versatile preparation in meals.
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