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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
6
Sewing circle pattern DG05 guides a small girl dress in sizes 2 to 10 with yoke front, roping, bows, and collar options. Pattern suitable for cotton prints or pastel silks, requires 244 yards 86 inch fabric and 1/2 yard contrast, with diagrammed sew chart and order details to 232 W Eighteenth St New York NY.
In the Green Forest Redcoat the scarlet bird is found wounded with a torn wing. Farmer Browns Boy gently removes the twig, tends the bird, and Redcoat regains hope and can fly again with Mrs Lanager and Peter watching.
The dialogue features Senator Sorghum reflecting on enmity, claiming he has few enemies and only provokes antagonism when necessary to protect his business interests. He asserts he never aims to create foes deliberately.
A Chicago News note reports a witty reply from a woman described as one of those much talked of dumb blondes. When her boss asked why her money was distributed through several banks she answered that she gets more interest this way.
In a brief Deserante Post item, a neighbor asks why a hostess named Ahr Jones did not come sooner as someone announces returning home with his wife. The readable fragment suggests a casual social exchange captured in a local note.
A quirky note asks if ten times as many people could yodel than moo. It ponders whether the phrase tucks into the scene and plays with playful question and rhythm.
A fragmented recipe excerpt describes lemon juice drinks for health and etiquette uses plus a lemon cleanser for teeth. It lists lemon juice with sugar, tea chest cooling, and a lemon tincture. It also outlines a coffee caramel parfait recipe with milk coffee, caramel sugar, eggs, vanilla, and cream, ended with chilling instructions.
In this Witty Kitty column Nina Wilcox Putnam argues against blaming others for society’s troubles. She traces scapegoat origins to Hebrew legend and urges self–help to fix problems, urging readers to take the bull by the horns and act.
A garbled text notes the executive department’s role in enforcing actions that resemble executions. It describes a man with a lantern seeking honest men, and analogies for disorder and danger. The passage mentions terms like diabolic and a bride related item, with a reference to chromium as a poison gas.
A poetic notice extols a baby’s charm and the joy of parenthood, contrasting bundles of gifts with the priceless clarity of a baby’s azure eyes. The verse emphasizes innocence and paradise found in a child’s gaze.
A compact Rainy Days item features a rubberized seergucher coat in an English wrap around model. The piece emphasizes comfortable weight and an attractive silhouette for wet weather.
Reno Rizzi comments that admiration for a poodle can mislead men into believing the main flaw of leading a dog is its short life span. He remarks the average twelve years feels insufficient.
A local promotion urges buying Intermountain mode woods to enrich the country and lower costs. The flyer claims Intermountain goods are the deal and invites readers to test by buying Hana goods, with endorsements attributed to Matthew Holt of Cheacteld Utah.
The state capital moved from Marietta to Cincinnati to Chillicothe to Zanesville and back to Chillicothe before final move to Columbus in 1816. The sequence reflects the evolving political geography of early Ohio.
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