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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
2
A fragmented ad style item describes embroidery patterns for a rooster and sun motif to greet morning. It promotes embroidery techniques, thread colors, and pocket embroidery, plus books on home decor, patchwork quilts, and needlework accessories. It ends with a motor oil ad praising Quaker State for Ford and Chevrolet cars.
The article argues that unseen taxes are paid by all, including about 76 percent of the population earning around two and a half dollars a year, and total nearly twice the amount collected from direct visible taxes.
Alfred Hof Cooper, first lord of the amiraliynto, resigns amid disagreement over British policy during the German Ceneke crisis. A warden says complaints from restless inmates after a tele sleeper disturbance were fed after inspection.
The article explains two main food groups, leafy greens and fruits, as vital sources of iron calcium and vitamins, noting vegetables offer iron and calcium while greens supply vitamin C and other nutrients. It discusses the role of canned foods, their nutrient retention, and advises including canned fruits and vegetables for all ages, arguing processing preserves minerals and vitamins.
The text appears garbled. A normal person should avoid the beverage after 44 hours and the document hints at a forbidden sensation. It notes some people feel comforted by the drink later, while others dismiss it as harmful.
A jumble of kitchen household notes describes a wooden trash basket, its washing needs, and sanitary use. It includes tips on baking ingredients like flour and measuring cups, cloth care, and various household chores. The fragment hints at self reliance and practical routines for daily life.
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