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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
3
The ad rail informs readers that aspirin relieves head and rheumatic pains fast. It touts aspirin as effective and cheap versus patent remedies, mentions a cabinet mix and brand cues, and references a long-ago era with scattered names and places, including Bangor and Denmark.
A garbled report mentions a so called Christmасс rule epidemic sweeping the country with references to coyotes causing livestock damage and state tax plans on soft drinks. It also notes toy recycling for the needy and a discussion of quinine in China alongside comet brightness and an old definition of an acre.
A garbled page offers housekeeping guidance on lime water use, floor care with linoleum, revived furniture with bone water, peeling shrimp with vinegar and ice, and general food preparation hints. It preserves odd phrasing and dated instructions, including methods to soften prunes and remove stains, in a compact, period voice.
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