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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
6
In a crowded, liquor-soaked room diverse guests mingle as Mac Iles navigates a shift in allegiance. Papers and a prepaid passport are shown by an Egyptian chief while a tense, drugged atmosphere grows around the Scottish operative and a looming order from an unknown command.
A tense restaurant scene escalates into a brawl as the Waasp draws a knife and battles the London prizefighter Kranz and others. The Chief restores order, orders thrashing, then the focus shifts to Haig and the mysterious Wallaroo voyage as scenes move to a Cairo home where Orange Blossom waits in a tense setup.
The text describes a puzzling scene with Forsyth and Fueco in a writing room near Barcelona as a Marconi message is recounted and a letter is prepared for posting in Marseilles. A concluding paragraph hints at a sense of political or personal futility.
Matt Kearney an American in London says goodbye to sister Killeen aboard the Wallaroo carrying 2.6 million pounds in gold to Australia. Inspector Haig and Detective Norwich pursue clues in a warehouse tied to Jo Lung and a thieves’ notebook. Norwiv murdered en route, Kearney escapes with the book as danger closes.
A jittery industry note describes the Broadcaster Pad Tense term used in radio work and a shifting permitter secord lug to Webstern Dictionary.
A Brisbane weekly notes Jane Addams death and her lifelong work for women and children. It also reports Akbar Brisbane and Princeton scholars announcing a condensed view that a quantum mechanics based theory may fail to fully describe physical reality.
A fragment reflects on scientists at the ocean of knowledge, noting play with ideas yet acknowledging science cannot fully define reality. The remark suggests science cannot entirely describe what reality is.
Chancellor Hitler conferred the field marshal general rank on General Fudenborgt, ranking after Von Jindenburg in the big war. General Luden duff reportedly declines retirement to an anvil hunting lodge in the B railan mountains. It is noted that Germanys most distinguished living general did not feel glory would be increased by Hitler, who is described as a former Austrian corporal.
A fragment questions a sermon to the Chicago woodpecker that drums on a copper drainpipe. It asks whether modern efforts to ignore human nature can be exposed by a boy with a coal scuttle stopping the drumming, imagining a quick test of intelligence reshaping the world.
Trafesan¢ Kemmerer, an Anandal ex pert of Princeton, warns inflation due to excess money in circulation. He says the government spends money twice as fast as it comes in by pumping banks full of artificial credit and borrowing its own money from banks, paying interest.
In New York eight year old girl missing sparked a citywide search. Prof Taylor Putney Jr of New York University told police he saw youths and girls playing near a sand pile on the day of the disappearance and pointed to a concrete wall foot where the girl lay smothered by sand after cave‑in. Racketeers in New York City allegedly steal ten million dollars yearly from poultry dealers and intimidate rivals. Police Commissioner Valentine urged merchants to slug racketeers and offered help obtaining revolvers. An old poker saying on discouraging vice is cited.
Sydney report says a captured shark disgorged the tattooed arm of a murdered man after swallowing it as evidence. Police link the arm and body parts to a crime that could lead to the killer’s execution.
Professor Jenks of the University of Minnesota advocates a forthcoming, definite racial classification for Americans. He predicts a typical American will be fairly tall with dark eyes and hair, darker skin, reflecting interbreeding across continents. The analysis touches on curiosity about origins and genetic mixing in building a national identity.
Dame Hachel Crowdy, the sole woman on Britain’s armaments commission, led in wartime France as chief commandant of the Y. A. D. She served 1919 to 1939 with the League of Nations, faced danger from Chinese bandits, survived a severe French motor crash, lectured nightly across the United States, and pursued hobbling hobbies like boat sailing.
Jed Shoa a Choctaw chief rendered distinguished services to the French of Louisiana in wars against the Chickasaw from 1734 to 1712 and later aided the English until slain by an opposing faction in 1713.
Oil and natural gas seeped through the earth forming fuel that fueled primitive man’s sacred devotion to fire. The evidence, described as prehistoric, links OM to early reverence for flame and energy.
The date palm is noted for its fecundity bearing great clusters of dates from about its sixth year until past its hundredth. It yields between 100 to 400 pounds annually, marking impressive and sustained fruit production.
A brief note describes tall corn grown by Indian farmers with a 19th century tone, contrasting yields in Hurons lands to those in prairies and forests, reflecting period agricultural observations.
An advertisement promises a full week’s supply of health Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The offer is presented by the Postura Company as a free trial through Wecok’s Supply of Postum.
Dr Laurence Folsom told a Boston meeting of optometrists that flirtation could improve eye appearance. He said girls who roll their eyes in flirtation exercise the eye muscles and could gain brighter eyes.
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