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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
4
Discovered 1792 copy of Tom Paine rights of man in a Cumberland thatch recalls Chartist origins in Britain. The movement grew from prison dissidents to universal suffrage and ballot reforms, with supporters risking freedom to read and spread radical ideas.
The 62 acre tract known as Kinga Dukes Queeny and Trinity church land passed through Dutch and English hands. Roelof Jang’s will in 1656 set it to his wife Anneke, who held until 1903 with heirs. Cornelius Bogardus signed a 1600 transport to Col. Kraveis Lovelace. Trinity Church was chartered in 1607 and Queens Anne later formalized the land grant.
The meaning of a Chinese word is shown by its musical tone. A single word may have up to five different tones, each tone producing a distinct meaning.
Lising Lamps Clark's Animata of the Land and Sea surveys sight emitting organs in fishes from simple to complex, with luminescent structures that may send out rays. Beeches The Are turus Adventure details lantern fishes and other deep water luminescent species. Clarke notes glowing automation in nature.
Mary Jane recalls a quarrel with a Ute girl over a retouched picture on a youngster's desk. The aunt comments on the girl's beauty calling her very pretty and the moment centers on the altered portrait.
The island of Trinidad is called the Land of Trumming Birds as vibrant creatures move among roses hibiscus and jasmine. The article notes a prosperous West Indian state with a mixed population including Hindus and remnants of East Indian slaves, mentioning men’s turbans and silk garments and women adorned with gold rings anklets heavy earrings and silver bracelets.
The Bank of New Orleans at Royal and Iberville streets funded the Confederacy through forced contributions totaling 215,820 plus later sums and loans. Despite large outgoings with no income, the bank remained solvent until its charter expired January 10, 1911 and was not renewed due to unprecedented liberality in grants.
Erasmus of Rotterdam and Dean Molet visit Nicholas' almshouse in England where a relic kiss precedes holy water. The dean fumbles while Erasmus remains courteous, gifting silver to the alms box to mend the scene. The box earns the nickname Tha Tray was Alms Dox, recalling the incident.
Diet fad dangers cited by Heances DB and Floore with claims that rigid dieting harms health. A study of the eighteen day diet by Miss Floore concludes it reduces calories too quickly, causes weight rebound and wrinkles, and lacks protein calcium iron and phosphorus plus vitamin A.
The scene unfolds as Peters serves cigars claimed as gifts from his wife and guests admit to exaggerated stockings and slippers. the dinner party ends in a humorous misfire with Peters confessing the cigars cost only one dollar and he cannot give them away.
The text discusses capital income and its flow through its vertices, noting that whether it brings money or other return is less important than the overall income pathway. It reads as a philosophical remark on economic function rather than a concrete event.
North Carolina State College extension worker warns against using the most vig orous spring cockerels for frying. Select early hatched birds with strong body, good vigor, and comforted traits for breeding to avoid weak, undersized chicks next season. Avoid late hatchers.
The note urges providing shade for yards with little natural cover and creating artificial shade for chicks. It stresses keeping drinking vessels clean, supplying fresh water, and maintaining clean disinfected brooding spaces. It also advises pest control and gentle exercise to keep chicks healthy.
Old timers recall protective methods against bedbug pests using kerosene soaked devices to barrier entries. Modern poultry keepers use cloth sleeves saturated with Black Leaf 40 to block daytime mite hiding spots around roost ends.
Feeding goslings after two to three weeks on good grass or alfalfa range requires a mash of two parts aherta and one part fine ground corn or barley. At six weeks, if they need more, switch milk to equal parts aborts ground corn and ground oste to boost growth. With good range, the feed amount will be small.
The text discusses hatching end, fertility decline in roosters and hens, and the impact on egg production. It notes fertility loss in males after a period, reduced egg production during summer, and concerns about meat and food viability due to infertility.
The bulletin details two new onion diseases, one from Europe and a new local threat, yellow dwarf, which have damaged crops in several states. It lists diseases such as smut mildew leaf mold purple blotch pink root fusarium rot rust dorsher root knot neck rot soft rot black mold and amudge and notes storage losses from the last four. The bulletin offers free copies from the Office of Information in Washington DC.
A dairy article argues good calf breeding starts with a quality bull and strong producing stock behind him. It recounts an eastern province test where pure bred sires yielded few good cows due to sandy feed and imported feed costs, while nearby farms with better local forage produced larger cattle. The piece emphasizes early feeding and the value of a strong corn belt cross.
Barley scab overwinters in corn and attacks the barley during heading, thriving in damp weather. Land near creeks or low areas shows more disease. select well-drained ground where stalks mature fully and avoid fields with damp, stagnant air.
A fragmented farm column covers clover growth depth and honey production, alfalfa or soybeans as crops, weed control and crop practices, and seed testing for germination. It mentions clover suitability, soybean cultural needs, onion plants along the Mediterranean, and the value of strong clean seed.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's medicine claiming rapid relief from headaches biliousness gassiness and constipation. It cites a record of 500 births without loss in American history and promotes Syrup Pepsin as suitable for all ages improving bowel movement and digestion.
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