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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
7
Fun sewing pattern offers inexpensive cuddle toys. two pieces with minimal features for ears mane and tails. Kids will love these colorful toys. pattern 932 includes toy designs directions and material lists. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W Fourteenth New York NY with name and address for pattern.
When sales fall from 2028 to 1933 the outlay for advertising in newspapers and periodicals falls by 50 percent, while the value of manufactured goods declines by a larger share. The comparison highlights divergent impacts on marketing spend versus production value.
Faint schoolday memories revive Terence on the human voice and a charted history of the graphophone and dictaphone. The piece notes Charles Sumner Tainter, Bell, Edison, and claims of ownership while recounting Rose Livingstone and the era of women fighting vice in New York City.
Joys and reflections recount the old sports world when Democrats and Republicans dated business matters, baseball was the dominant pastime, and only two major leagues existed. The piece notes the lack of separate Yankees branding and the absence of modern league labels in a simpler era.
A humorous collage notes Henry L Mencken rare sports interest one combat between wrestlers and the leg bite that amused him. It mentions Man o War’s weight, players doubling in winter jobs, Mule Haas running a Jeray tavern, Ethan Allen writing baseball, Adolfo Luque raising game chickens, Buck Newsom eyeing a pool parlor, Cascarella singing on radio, Hubbell rushing home to Oklahoma for pecan crops, a golfer’s growing fame, Rangers players’ marriages, Maghie Gustafson MVP in Northern League, Joe McCarthy’s winter worries, Chet Wynne’s Notre Dame link and climate hindrances.
A collage of sports chatter covers golf picks, personalities, and boxing lore. It mentions Ky Laffoon's weight, Jimmy Demores and his swing, Hort on Smith on eastern courses, and many fighters with nicknames. It references Harvard star Wilson, Dave Albritton, Carl Brombaugh, Henry Armstrong, and past champions like Harry Gilmore and Tommy Gullivan, plus a note on Noble Kizer and Purdue football.
W. A. Poster of the University of Illinois explains insulation as a year round heat saver for farms and homes. He outlines materials from fibrous mineral to board porous and reflective types, noting high resistance to heat flow, rodent resistance, light weight, and cost effectiveness, with emphasis on new reflective types and practical placement in walls floors and ceilings.
The South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station reports five years of trials comparing oyster shell, lime shell, chalkstone, limestone from Black Hills, dolomitic limestone for laying hens. No significant difference in egg production, weight, or shell strength across supplements. Added calcium is essential for maximum production and can stimulate the oviduct’s calcium secretion within 24 hours after feeding.
A cold room at minus ten to fifty degrees freezes burrs thistles grease and vegetable matter from raw wool. Frozen wool is beaten to drop impurities, cleaning about 1500 pounds per hour. Discovered accidentally when dry ice touched a wool blanket during a picnic, the method yields whiter stronger fibers and better dye uptake than costly methods.
The Indiana Farmer's Guide explains aging sheep by dentition. Eight lower front teeth exist with no upper teeth. lambs have small white teeth that are replaced yearly by permanent sets: at age one two permanent teeth appear, at two years four, at three years six, and at four years a full mouth of eight permanent teeth.
Dr. George Granger Brown says gasoline as an explosive exceeds dynamite tenfold. Amsterdam is the capital. The Hague is government seat, but capital meaning differs. The seven branches of the army are engineers, signal, cavalry, field artillery, coast artillery, infantry, and air corps. Japan has small area, dense population, and notable scenery altered by civilization.
About 45 Gutenberg Bibles survive, with 1684 prices near $15,000. Many privately owned then, now in museums or off the market. Some experts doubt Johann Gutenberg printed it, making it a curiosity beyond rarity. Washington Post.
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