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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
2
Frank B Curran of the Commerce Dept cites a road survey noting the U S has 3 610 000 miles of roads against a world total of 7 808 000 miles. He remarks on the variety of cars seen and includes a local road anecdote about a misquoted car gift and a theft remark.
An old advertisements claims Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin helps when a child is feverish upset or colicky and promises quick relief for headaches, gas, constipation and digestion. It touts Dr Caldwell’s birth record and sales as proof of reliability.
The New York State Museum notes the state is not commonly viewed as a mining state yet sub-surface deposits produce more valuable returns than many states. Over thirty minerals are mined in New York including iron, pyrite, salt, calcium sulfate, stone, and clay.
A fragmentary passage discusses long aviation experience and the sensation of flying becoming second nature. It notes a recurring craving for normalcy and birds, reflecting a whimsical, introspective tone.
Fragmentary text discusses a lady and bathing salt with garbled phrasing and missing context making specifics indeterminable. No clear persons places or events can be identified from the readable words.
A fragmented note discusses life insurance and reading preferences, noting a grand office demands natural majesty. It mentions sellers of insurance and the writer’s claim about readers’ indifference to certain material. The text reads as a quirky, reflective snippet on business and reading habits.
A mother recounts giving California Fig Syrup to her son Leroy for stomach and bowel trouble. The piece extols the product as trusted for over 40 years, a vegetable remedy recommended by physicians, and urges buyers to look for the California label for genuine syrup.
The report outlines European moves toward a one year armistice in arms and a Geneva disarmament conference. It notes Chancellor Truening and Premier Urlan’s talks, a joint economic commission, and non tariff barrier aims. It also covers tensions in Asia with Japan China student protests and shifts in Chinese government leadership.
A garbled spread reports on water surveys for Salt Creek district by David G Thompson USGS. school consolidation in Teton County. Millard County furnace upgrades and unemployment relief. Idaho students and University of Idaho program steerage. Transmountain diversion survey near Fort Hall area funded for 100000. power expansion plan for a Salt Lake City station. drought impacting cattle and hay. cantaloupe shipments from a station. federal highway work in Burley area. Hyram Irrigation preliminary survey with cost adjustments. stock and railroad labor changes. melting and refining plant in Montana resumes operations with 60 workers.
The article notes rumors of Turkey’s caliphate resuming duties in Jerusalem and warns it could unsettle an upcoming Indian conference. It shifts to U S fiscal policy as President Hoover seeks to shrink federal costs, curb treasury deficits, and cut naval spending, with Navy plans facing scrutiny from Senator Burton Vetter and others.
PNATOR JAWS FB OWATSON of Indiana majority leader urges Frabdent to answer claims that higher tariff rates are needed to shield American industries from nations with double currency. He argues continued devalued currency could require tariffs to rise from 0 to 2 percent to offset lower production costs in Denmark and Canela.
The United States Steel and large corporations plan a 4 1 percent reduction in salaries effective October 1 across the company and all subsidiaries. The VelioG family controls the firm and the secretary of the Treasury is noted as a stockholder.Comments were not available, drawing congressional scrutiny from Wright Letman of Texas.
The article describes a large heron colony at Tartletta Inland near Dar Harbor Maine on Tle Island, a four acre tract owned by Augusta Loring of Boston. It notes 2 million five hundred blue heron nests and many nests of the black crowned heron and osprey.
Approximately $300000 is expected to be distributed each year among some SU residents, with the fund aimed at supporting elderly care needs. The plan outlines annual disbursements and eligibility criteria for eligible SU persons.
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