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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
6
The tomb of Hve is said to lie at Jidda on the Red Sea coast in Arabia. Adam is reputed buried near Ceylon off Todla’s south coast.
The article touts liquid laxatives as controllable and habit free urging use of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims adjustable dose suitable for individuals and safe for kidneys with natural laxative action.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid for women, claiming 20 pounds of fat loss in four weeks. It urges morning use with hot water, reduced fatty foods, and notes added energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling. Testimonial from Stefen Gralth of Unverhill Hass authenticates results.
Arthur Brisban’s weekly column blends travel notes from Kansas Governor Allen’s Russia visit with scenes from an Antigod Institute exhibit in Leningrad. He ponders religion atheism and peasant views while noting labor unions and NRA mediation amid industrial tensions.
Colonel St Edmund Dullis warns against dis illustered graduates embracing dictatorships and urges sane choices. General Johnson cites women as key to the buy now drive to sustain domestic production and jobs, urging Americans to buy American to aid national strength.
A long feature describes the Arran Islands off Ireland's west coast, detailing Norse-influenced inhabitants and four tribes Mullin, Glish, Flaherty, and Connolly. It portrays stone walls, Duns on hilltops, and traditional dress among Inishmore Inishmaan and Inisheer residents, noting emigration and island life shaped by ancient heritage.
Puzzle fragment presents a jumbled clue sequence. Read as a cryptic style item, the text lists scattered letters and partial words suggesting a themed crossword entry. No clear answer can be inferred from the readable portion alone.
A garbled column lists various people and places including Ralph Morgan touring Adirondacks and Dorothy Petersen clerking in Marshall. It mentions Walter Biron selling peanuts, Alan Dinehart traveling to Chicago with Texas longhorns, and a charm girl named Mauriin EP phins. In New York Ajie White is described as a telephone operator and right girl, with references to war.
In a humorous tale Thompson asks Nobbs about a wife throwing a teapot. Nobbs recounts the teapot missing him and hitting the cat, causing claws to tear curtains and the curtains to ignite. The fire quickly engulfs the room and forces them to retreat to the toolshed in the garden.
A fragment discusses correct phrasing for polite requests with examples like would like to attend and should like to attend. The text notes varying usage in the Parks era and suggests a casual approach to writing.
A humorous exchange notes a saying about marriage and regional ignorance, with a character named Mr Peck questioning the Africa reference. The dialogue plays on cultural stereotypes and marital knowledge as a quip.
A brief reminiscence notes a household habit of cooking like father and the challenge of endurance. The tone recalls family routines and memories from Boston.
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