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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
2
A historical report warns that deer fly transmitted Tularemia or rabbit fever mainly infects those who skin, dress, or cook diseased rabbits. It notes seasonal peaks in open cottontail hunting from November to January and outlines symptoms, incubation, and lengthy convalescence with many unable to work for months.
Fragmentary OCR mentions eye symptoms and involuntary actions but overall meaning is obscured and details are unreadable. No identifiable people dates or organizations are present to ground a precise summary.
A note states that applying A-Nall polish to the najla causes it to become brilite, describing a chemical or surface change observed in the article.
A drily written church supper recipe for Chicken a la King serving about 60 people. It outlines two methods for preparing chicken or turkey with cream sauce, mushrooms, peppers and onions, and serving on hot biscuits. It includes detailed ingredient lists and step by step cooking actions.
The text lists a weekly menu including Chicken a la King Scalloped Potatoes Sunset Salad and assorted cakes with coffee. It also contains scattered recipe instructions for dough rolling baking scalloped potatoes and a dessert or fruit dish, plus vegetable and meat dish components and serving notes. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear quantities and steps, but references 50 servings and multiple dishes, with references to potatoes milk flour butter salt pepper and vegetable garnishes.
Practical notes from Western Newspaper Union on home repairs and maintenance. Instructions cover dent removal in wooden tables by swelling fibers with warm water steam, patching gouges with shellac and shellac scraps, thermostat adjustments, skin care for messy jobs, and veneer care. Includes cautions on careful refinishing and matching finishes.
A fragmented wartime style cooking tip list describes inventive salad components and dressings. It mentions lemony mayonnaise, creamed cheese balls with celery, orange and grapefruit sections, pineapple, and lettuce with chopped hard boiled egg and peas tossed with salt and pepper.
The article touts American designers in wool and fur outfits combining opossum and tweed with bold color. It notes three piece suits, capes, and coats, praising tailored craftsmanship and patriotic appeal in a campus fashion scene.
Crocheting rises to fashion prestige with new long lengths and vivid colors. Designers experiment with crocheted gloves coats pockets and hats adding appliques and monograms to crafts.
A garbled description mentions a blouse and skirt ensemble with a draped overpiece. It references sheer black fabric and a cape or dolman style, with coded notes about fit and arrangement.
The book They Got Me Covered by Bob Hope is highlighted as a top humor autobiography with critics praising its humor and photo illustrations. It is available nationwide at 101 cents and is sponsored by Pepsodent, with a free recipe book offer from Standard Brands.
A reflective note cites restraint of speech as a virtue, suggesting that near divine wisdom comes from silence. The speaker calls this discipline a guiding principle, implying ethical restraint in communication and behavior.
A historical ad suggests Adlerika as a remedy for constipation and gas with claims it softens stool and eases bowel action. The copy urges use for relief and a refreshed feeling and mentions druggists selling the product.
A compact quotation echoes themes of mortality healing and wounds. The line juxtaposes long and short sleeps with healing imagery, attributed to Jean P Richter.
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