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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
6
A Ballard Ward event featured food, games, and a large family reunion with attendees from Roosevelt, Naples, Vernal, and Walford. Highlights included greetings to visiting relatives, musical numbers, and speeches by local leaders and teachers.
The Mothers Day event attracted a large audience with performances by Luundiy and a cappella soloists, readings, and a pageant directed by Walter Wowlley. Local families and visitors from nearby towns attended, joining in a celebratory gathering with musical numbers and community updates.
A long list of visits, marriages, illnesses, and events in a small town. Recounted are travels to Manas, Salt Lake City, and Diamond Mountain, weddings including Glen Murray and Marinda Hull, open air funeral for a baby, and school activities. Names include Richard F Lambert, James Othson, Charlotte Winn Straffay, Alma Preece, and many locals.
Mary Louw, young daughter of Bishop W Russell Todd and Mrs Todd of Ballard Ward, died Friday after a five day illness. She was taken to Roosevelt to be near her grandmother Mrs Mary Gagan for medical help before passing.
A kitchen bulletin describes pineapple based desserts and fillings. Instructions cover a pineapple tart filling with meringue, a layered pineapple rice bake with marshmallows, lemon, honey and butter, plus steps to bake at varying temperatures. It notes serving ideas and variations with cream cheese and dressings.
The article notes the brieer whale as the largest creature with a huge mouth and a throat barely wide enough for a man to stand in. It explains the tube transporting food to the stomach is roughly the size of a walking stick, and that being toothless it can only eat very small creatures.
A physician urges breastfed babies have best survival odds and the first year is crucial. Regular care from a competent pediatrician is cheaper than treating illness later, with guidance from Velhiet and the baby’s own actions. Cow milk must be formula adjusted by a doctor and kept clean from receipt to use, ideally cooled and divided for daily portions. pasteurization does not guarantee long-term safety.
The article traces the history of cast iron water pipes from Versailles in 1004 to early 19th century America. It notes production difficulties delaying adoption until 1736 and details how Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore shifted from log pipes to cast iron after leaks. A foundry was built at Alilville, N. Y., in 1834.
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