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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
3
Peach desserts described with a crust of six ingredients and a peach filling baked in a nine inch pie plate. The recipe outlines mixing dry ingredients with butter and egg and milk, shaping into crust, slicing peaches, layering, sprinkling sugar and cinnamon, and baking about thirty minutes until browned and peaches soft.
A reflection on merit and rising to high position, contrasting self-made achievement with advancement gained through harming others, attributed to Cicero.
A wartime style classified style cough remedy ad touts Creomulsion as the cure for a three days cough chest cold and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine goes to the seat of the trouble helps clear mucus and phlegm and promises a refund if not satisfied from the first bottle. The ad emphasizes ensuring the Creomulsion label and urges readers to ask for the genuine product.
A historic proverb attributed to William Penn contrasts education with wealth, asserting instruction holds higher value than riches and urging pursuit of learning as a guiding principle.
A health column urges not to ignore chest pain or breathlessness as signs of heart trouble. It explains simple doctor tests like exercise, breath-holding, electrocardiographs, and diet/exercise plans to assess heart safety and manage anxiety. It then details safe weight reduction: physician supervision, gradual dieting, and combining less food with more exercise to reduce fat deposits and build muscle.
Cherie Nicholas previews opulent fur boosted ensembles from Chicago Style Creators in the wholesale district. The feature notes renewed martens fur revival and varied fur trims on coats, dresses, and tweed or velvet outfits, highlighting chic details like metal chain closures and jeweled belts.
Cherie Nicholas models a head to toe suede outfit featuring a hot harvest rust color. The ensemble includes a suede sunhat with a right upflung brim and a low back, open throat oxford shoes in coffee brown and Araby green, and a large suede handbag in harvest cust with gold metal trim.
Jewelry designers embrace romantic era inspirations from Empress Carlota to Joan of Arc blending modern metalwork with all metal and Kimberley gem looks. Alberta features empress coronets and medieval motifs like the dog collar and feather boa in a fashion that signals fall demand for glamour and novelty.
A fragmented notice notes fashion accessories including hats and handbags crafted to pair with knitwear and dark color palettes for the winter season. The readable fragments suggest coordinated ensembles and seasonal styling cues.
A brad break prompts MGM to cast Willie Howard after scrapped Broadway Melody skit. Studio chatter notes hits like Prisoner of Zenda and 100 Men and a Girl, with Durbin and Cagney in leading roles. Updates on actors, films, and industry tweaks across Paramount, Universal, and Republic with gala headlines and a touch of humor.
Ruth Wyeth Spears highlights crazy patch quilting as a revival from grandmother era. The article describes tiny silk patches, embroidery stitches, and typical tools in old quilts. It notes methods for assembling patches on fabric foundations and urges readers to buy Spears's Sewing manual for home projects.
A collage of kitchen tips includes an opener using a strap and buckle to grip jar lids, baking ideas with small molds for puddings, dried citrus peels in a fridge for flavoring, preserving bright color with pectin, linoleum polishing with sugared water, and a furniture rearrangement tip to beat boredom. Also includes crab salad, spaghetti with cheese, and WANU Service.
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