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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
7
Fragmented trivia items ask for island with jag of naphta and a cogent argument misspelled old stockyards age in Chicago governor election year Orat presidential election color of a stone common name for sodium and namesake of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
Readable items mention Answare Trinidad fame for asphalt taste, a 75 year claim, Sam Houston noted as governor, a gypsy reference, 1780 blue, water and glass garble, a 960,000 figure, and a nonsensical line about vitamins preventing fatigue with juice and berries.
Karen and Dick confront love and war over Alukua Island as John Colt, Tonga Dick, and James Wayne drive a probate clash. A tense love triangle unfolds aboard the Holokai with threats of war, compromise, and island power.
A late afternoon encounter on a hotel terrace brings Tonga Dick Wayne face to face with John Colt while Karen Waterson lingers nearby. A Filipino boy carries a chair as Wayne jokes about a hidden clubby connection with Colt. The scene hints at future conflict as Wayne hints at revelations to Colt.
A 1940 radio industry report notes sales of about 11 million receiving sets, increasing U.S. total to 2 billion dollars. The article contrasts a common misquotation by stating the Bible says the love of money is the root of all evil, not money itself.
Partial excerpts describe Mrs Burton Kidd rescuing a rooster from her chickens in Ver rier Miltz TL and note oxford shoes origin in Oxford England in the seventeenth century an exhaust vapor condensation issue and color tinting advantages for photos a World War II term zero hour and tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington 1931 as well as the Camatech gold vein near Virginia City Nevada with a 150 foot maximum width
The term sheriff derives from the old English shirereeve meaning custodian of the peace of a county. The note suggests archaic land area figures and population estimates while citing the sheriff’s historic role as a peacekeeper and administrator.
A quirky compilation notes exaggerations of the Maelstrom near Norway, classic literary exaggerations by Poe, and a collage of misc items. It mentions travel cautions, hostess tips, fast fowl, a Latin translator in 1843, a Texas voting machine, fruit darkening tips, crop notes on Lima beans, and various curiosities about insects, railroads, landing plans, a desert music room, and U.S. production and geography facts from 1940s era references.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a World War II era tech topic with mentions of F430 WV and Alasen Tech. The text references popularity, froud, and alloys in Staten, with unclear numbers and several distorted terms. No coherent event or clear entities emerge.
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