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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1942
Page
4
Fashion notes describe a Basque front jumper for young girls with round neck and back buttons, tied at the waist, plus a corduroy or broadcloth blouse option. It references Barbara Bell patterns from 1881, yardage requirements, and lingerie patterns including a six gore slip with optional shoulder strap styles and matching panties.
A garbled quiz item list asks about David Crocket dying a hero in a war, who built the Tower of London, the name of a narrative hero in a poem, where the United States has its highest and lowest points, when an army bugler sounds tattoo, what Friends are commonly called, and when Presidential inauguration moved from March 4 to January 20.
The text lists items titled The Answers 1 Texas War of Independence and The Conqueror Fy with references to Mount Whitney and Death Valley, plus notes about nets to repairs and a 20th amendment change to the US Constitution.
A disjointed OCR style snippet narrates travelers seeking a ticket to New York and a farmer refusing a lantern loan. A youth asks to borrow light for courting, insisting in strained dialogue. The fragment ends with unclear quotations and garbled names.
A fragmented comic page depicts Mrs Jones praising her son as a fast athlete while a neighbor notes his running glory. The account blends a sports boast with domestic tension a black eye, a missing smile, and a crumbling morning after.
A new Red Cross department project will drop buoyant waterproof bags with emergency food water rations and medical supplies to seamen adrift on lifeboats and rafts. Each kit includes a can opener flashlight and cigarette lighter. Containers require thorough washing to prevent odor.
Last Wednesday Private Artiur B Kieisath completed training at the Scott Field I radio school and awaited shipment to another base. On Thursday he became a Brat ieutenant in the army based on an earlier application reflecting 15 years of service.
A garbled snippet mentions celery salt with cracker crumbs and rolled oysters for frying to improve flavor. It hints at warming milk for custards and removing a brown stain from the kitchen range with a cloth dipped in turpentine. It also suggests pressure to help and notes rul tains and slip covers for sprightly room despite its age.
A chemical company Finishes Division offers manufacturers an educational spray in program to speed production by eliminating unnecessary spray gun shots at production line targets through systematizing operator strokes called rhythm makers. The effort aims to standardize movements as guns swing. Secretary of War Stimann orders removal of air insignia from shoulder loops on officers shirts and field jackets to avoid interference with gas masks and equipment. The note ends with a medical administrative corps officer recounting his girlfriend’s remark about scratched arms.
In 3883 Commodore John Pope and Marine Corps Commandant John Harris praised Marines as highly valued by officers, citing Ever Faithful as a celebrated motto among American marines and their officers.
A fragmented wartime notice notes mason jars must wear new caps as zinc use is banned for glassware. Housewives may convert jars with a steel rim lid while substitutes remain scarce, and a brief army memo mentions training and postings amid general orders.
Wood dimensions vary with moisture as cell walls swell or shrink when moisture is absorbed or released. The cell cavities may become filled with oil in some treatments, affecting dimensional stability and protection against moisture-driven changes.
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