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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
6
A health note warns against giving adult strength laxatives to teens and younger children. It endorses a gentle liquid laxative, ideally California Syrup of Figs, with proper dosing by age and careful reduction to avoid dependence. Ensure bottle label reads California.
In Washington at the American Bankers Association convention bankers debate debt risk amid calls for government leadership in finance. President Roosevelt urged cooperation to back the New Deal while leaders warn of budget strain and a potential central bank plan.
The Line SI16011 stream line train reached Los Angeles to New York in 56 hours 04 minutes, breaking the 191? record set by Etarrlmin from San Janelee to New York in 71 hours 27 minutes. It also hit 120 miles per hour on the stretch from Tuffath to Newport, surpassing the Umpire State Express speed of 11279 miles an hour on Way 10.
A fragmentary report describes a travel episode where crews from WA SCUSTT and Camphill Ela encounter a complex path toward Melbourne, with distracting routes and a late surge by a Polish note guiding an initial lead before diversions and eventual detours toward India.
The omilusations preliminary to the 1035 naval conference opened in London. Matsudaira and Admiral Samamoto told Britain and the United States that Japan seeks equality in principle and defense armament. They urged abolishing the ratio system and unifying defensive ships on a total tonnage basis while any nation reduces offensive arms to lower the risk of war.
Extradition from New York led to Hauptmann’s transfer to Linden then to await trial for Colonel Tindbergh’s kidnapping. Hauptmann pleaded not guilty before Justice Shemas I Trenchard. trial set for January 2. Also notes concerns about public sentiment and defense readiness.
American physicians Dr George Minot and Dr William Murphy of Harvard Medical School and Dr George Whipple of University of Rochester win the Nobel Prize in medicine for developing the therapy used to treat anemia. They share a prize of 11,000 dollars.
The Brisbane piece notes Dutch pilots and British winners of the 11 000 mile air race used regular commercial aircraft carrying passengers, underscoring American private enterprise in building useful planes. Dutch efforts are praised for speed showing commercial aviation strength.
Henry Ford criticizes U S social spending while noting President Roosevelt aims for business independence. He claims current policy risks social unrest as he cites government aid as the root of American hardship. A separate tale describes Jedro Chiocho finding a 100 harat pearl valued at $100000. after a dealer offers $1000 at Le Par Tower, he throws the pearl into the ocean.
The president honors others including John D Rockefeller Jr for patriotic work in restoring Virginia's colonial capital Williamsburg, the cradle of American liberty, while speaking at an honorary degree ceremony at William and Mary College.
Unemployed driver Tatrick Mulligan discovers his wife Cecelia has just given birth to four babies—three boys and a girl—at Lincoln Hospital, the first quadruplets born there in decades. The fragile infants, weighing a total of ten pounds, survived only four days already.
A fragmented report notes German export activity severely crippled in most markets while an unexpected exception appears in Palestine. The text references Sen a eor Robinson of Arkansis Lach and figures like Ilitter and Schacht, mentioning discrimination shifts and an ironic tone about postwar economics.
In a dialogue among Sara and family, aunts debate old and new methods of raising children. Sara argues that talking with children in a friendly chat yields understanding, while lecturing and whipping are outdated.
The article notes asbestos roles in auto production and historic uses while contrasting U S industrial import needs. It highlights asbestos mined like coal and iron, its textile-like properties, and claims large domestic production of brake linings and related components.
Observers note Poston is the only place in the country that marks Bunker Hill Day as a local holiday while recognizing its place in history. The mention underscores the unique celebration amid broader historical ties.
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