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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
3
An advertisement urges readers to consult their physician about headache neuralgia and rheumatic pain remedies. It emphasizes the doctor’s role in confirming safety and effectiveness before use. The copy targets general well being and trusted medical oversight.
An old advertisement urges consulting a doctor before using any preemptive remedies and endorses Genuine Bayer Aspirin as a fast, safe relief for headaches and common pains. It explains aspirin’s historic medical impact and advises asking for BAYLER ASPIRIN rather than the generic name.
Anna Grenoble arrives at the Willards’ farm after a Chicago murder rumor reaches town. Roddy marries Corinne Meader while Silver, owner of half the farm, resists selling. Lucas runs a gaming resort. Silver’s feelings for Roddy grow as tangled loyalties and confessions unfold amid deception and romance.
Sophronia and Roddy wrestle with weather pests and a strained romance as heat waves scorch a Kansas field. Silver watches over Corinne and the corn while Roddy debates confessing love and a risky future.
In a drought stricken district the sky blazes with heat as grasshoppers threaten crops. Noddy Willard, Sven Erickson, and John Michener discuss eradication and tax implications while farmers face losses and protests. Joe Fisher reports from the road.
The article argues Roosevelt may drop the Paesa Daguweddy plan and favors harnessing Fundy Bay power. It claims immense hydro potential could electrify Maine, aid industry, and avoid wasting huge energy, likening it to Niagara. It cites government spending and railroads as context.
The text reports a cardinal praising fascist forces for their actions in the March on Rome era and Ethiopia campaign. He lauds the soldiers' obedience to their leaders and their sacrifices, claiming their blood opened Ethiopia to the Catholic faith and Rome’s civilization. Associated Press notes the cardinal called fascism morally aligned with the church’s aims.
Italian soldiers in Ethiopia learn eggs are cheap and plentiful while Ethlyidana adheres to a religious ban on consuming certain future life. Ethiopian tribesmen, by contrast, eat hatched chickens, revealing unusual twists in belief about future life and food.
Labor groups in Nalluay press a Washington lobby to push government purchase and operation of railroads. Owners of sane railroads would share lobbying costs if they could obtain fair prices. The piece notes rail lines competing with cars and buses and mentions legitimate hotels versus former speakeasies.
Trusala is a successful spy hunter convicted roughly every six hours according to Collier's. In Russia a second conviction for spying is deemed unnecessary or impossible. The piece asserts 10000 agents must keep international suspicion alive to sustain war and criticizes League of Nations sanctions as a preposterous crime.
A dispatch questions alcohol and air safety for travelers. It notes the Panama Canal inspection from Pacific to Atlantic, claims no fortifications exist, and argues a sea level canal via Nicaragua as a stronger project for U.S. investment.
Encouragement comes from steady job growth with 350000 men hired in September. Payrolls for September exceed August by about 12 million dollars weekly, signaling continued demand and wage improvements.
Warner Brothers reports a successful production of A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Marielnhardt. The film is praised as both a Guandal and artistic triumph. It surpasses recent Shakespearean productions featuring living actors and gains strong business and critical approval.
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