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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues youth is the prime time to master a vocation with rapid learning of brain and muscle. It notes trained youths perform tasks gracefully while late training leads to errors. It urges combining schooling with practical trades knowledge as life-savers and ties character to faithful performance.
The piece argues that advertising alone cannot build a business and stresses the need to reach buyers directly. It notes a recent survey of married women's views on outside employment, where responses to the question of home life satisfaction were split, yet highlights that many women feel more at ease working away from home than remaining there.
The piece predicts summer gasoline consumption may exceed two billion gallons, with supply possibly lagging due to rising car numbers and declining oil field output. It notes refining gains help avert a sharp shortage. The column then includes a string of historical, inflammatory quips about alcohol, gender, and race, ending with a Biblical aphorism.
Wisconsin papers report a school teacher who killed by shooting and has been pardoned and released. They also claim girls in Wisconsin schools and colleges are better shots than boys, noting early training.
Uncle Will explains bee development from queen laid eggs to larvae, nurse bees feeding royal jelly, honey gatherers collecting nectar, and wax makers forming combs. The tale follows Jack and Uncle Will observing a bee tree in the woods with simple, instructional steps.
A fragmented diary style piece covers family moves to Cedar City in May and teaching changes. It includes Mother's Day reflections, a gift purchase, bee lore fragments, mentions of local people such as Edith Lawrence Walter Barnes and Judge Irvin Eaton, and notes on education and advertising in the paper.
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