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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
6
A sharp voiced woman recalls a train romance to her husband on a crowded carriage. Charles recalls a pair of slippers he gifted at Christmas that led to their marriage, as they exchange playful reminiscences while nearby a young couple tugs feet from a seat.
This fragment presents a quirky Q and A list covering terms like chinook nadir and rattlesnake habitats, with answers including Two pounds steel slip renegade mysterious figure wind and a note on the USS Salt Lake City as a historically battle-hardened heavy cruiser.
A garbled collection of home hacks covers coat linings, quick chopping for faster cooking, clothespin uses, care for enamelware, egg handling, freezing to preserve aromas, sugar distribution in pies, keeping cookies crisp, bread storage, curtain repairs, sewing machine care, and involving children in family planning.
Beautifully cut princess blouse with neck trim and bright rick rack promised to captivate. Pattern 8386 in size 19 with short sleeves requires 2 yards 39 inch and 12 yards trim. Due to high demand and wartime delays orders requested to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 53 South Welle, Chicago. Enclose 20 cents per pattern.
The piece recalls Alexander H Stevens, Georgia’s tiny senator, described as under five feet and about 30 pounds, who faced a hot headed western congressman. Stevens replies with a sharp retort about brains in the belly versus the head.
A garbled Uncle Phil exchange discusses brains, restraint, and self awareness. It notes how some men are judged by deeds or mortgages and mentions Gusses Serve Army and army freight moving by commercial tracks. The army moves about 300000 bus passengers monthly and 400000 tons of freight monthly.
A fragmentary humorous exchange shows Dave lifting a dining table and wandering with it toward his wife Mabel while a passerby questions the odd act. The scene hints at misunderstandings and smalltown chatter as a harvest hand accident and other snippets appear in the surrounding text.
Accidents in homes across the nation claimed thirty thousand five hundred lives last year and left about one hundred twenty thousand permanently injured. More than four million people sustained lesser injuries.
A report notes efforts to control pests on beans using rotenone dusting, previously questioned for human safety, now described as palatable for human beings in certain contexts. The discussion covers agricultural practice and safety considerations for workers and consumers.
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