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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
3
Crochet lovers can create a lace filet set including a dollies, buffet, centerpiece and tray cloth. The berger Goule measures 13 by 24 inches and 12 by 13 inches for smaller pieces. Pattern 8427 provides complete instructions charts materials. Send 15 cents in stamps to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York.
A reflection on Claude Monet destroying 12 water shell pictures over three years for not meeting his standard. The piece urges high standards in conduct, warning that accepting second best and following crowds leads to poor, human deals instead of obedience to God.
Jerry Muskrat lies injured and weary in his home reflecting on the trapper who betrayed his trust with tempting food. He resolves to distrust everyone and avoids familiar spots, scavenging only his own supplies while seeking safe places and scouting for traps. His life at the Smiling Pool loses its happiness as fear and suspicion dominate his actions.
A dish guide describes Chicken Cooked in Milk with flour coated pieces baked slowly to tender perfection, plus Sumner Squash en Casserole with squash tomatoes butter and crumbs. It also outlines a Pot Roast with salt pork olives onions tomatoes and seasonings, noting serving ideas and substitutions.
A prominent minister's sermon proclaims that God made people free to pursue high destiny. The piece warns against voluntary modern restraints such as the chase for pleasure and societal pressures that trap individuals, urging readers to resist shackles and honor the freedom God granted.
Poem about reunion and lost lines. The speaker laments past lines not spoken and the faded ideal of romance now replaced by a present embrace. A nostalgic reflection on words unspoken and songs gone.
A trick uses two coins and a sleeve to make a coin appear through cloth. The piece also describes a $200,000 clock built to honor Napoleon’s expedition, praised as the world’s finest, located at Jerome Wilson’s Hollywood home and tied to the Wilson family for 75 years.
British economists warn that American aid may be essential in future European crises. The piece critiques France’s costs of living, sugar and bread price controls, and public works plans. It warns against endless gambling and lottery funding abroad, and lauds perseverance as key to marathon success.
A garbled page offers household hints on cleaning prints from sacks with lard and soap, seeping hoses around rose roots, cutting house flowers late, avoiding rings when washing lace, smoothing putty, and keeping patent leather supple with glycerin. Associated Newspapers WHU Horice.
An advertisement invites boys and girls to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program via a note ad in another newspaper column, promising valuable prizes and training opportunities. It emphasizes youth participation and the chance to win rewards.
A concise reflection quoting Ralph Waldo Emerson on the power of spirituality and ideas to guide history, asserting that great men recognize thoughts as the ultimate force surpassing material strength.
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