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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
6
Elsa admires her looks in the mirror while a friend jokes about vanity. A Bare Hops parodies school lessons as Mary mishears domestic science, prompting a family quip about meaning as the father remarks on her phrasing.
Two fishermen on a bridge bet who will catch the first fish. One bites and, in excitement, falls into the water. The other quips that if diving is needed the hat will float away. A light court remark follows about the punchy conduct and the incident near a seashore.
A critic from The Nine laments the outer performance, mocking the le man role and suggesting a he man should puff his chest and stride across the screen, reflecting a dismissive take on the film’s portrayal.
Peter and Sammy Jay debate disbelief after great tracks appear in the Green Forest end of winter. Peter proclaims he is the mysterious stranger and urges belief. Sammy apologizes for doubting, Blacky the Crow believes, while others remain skeptical of the trio’s tale.
A humorous riff on waiting husbands loitering at department store entrances for wives who never show up The piece mocks the scene at Taylor and Crocketts noting store closing and husbands lingering through decor and glass expectantly pondering a sundividh style solution
Fragmentary OCR lines discuss sharpening menial processes and a remark about someone lacking wits. No clear event, persons, or entities to identify. The excerpt appears to be incomplete and lacks a coherent news item or identifiable subjects.
A WHU Service poem notes that roses need both sun and rain for growth. The speaker argues every person and flower experiences wet and dry periods, suggesting a plan in nature similar to a flower's need for balance. The piece ends reflecting that no rose or person has lived without both kinds of weather.
Aluminum paint is increasingly used as a primer on bare wood, with varnish as the main film former. The two-part can mixes two pounds of aluminum powder per gallon of varnish, forming a metallic undercoat that hides dark colors and enhances durability against ultraviolet damage. High-grade aluminum paint, with proper grease removal and careful application, yields long-lasting, bright finishes, as illustrated by a ceiling repair that stayed brilliant after repainting.
A newspaper note outlines how compounding creates new terms in English. It cites dictionary guidance that when two words form a unified sense as a name they become a single word, with examples like brick-yard versus brick house and explains functional adjectives.
A Los Angeles inventor G W Grable unveils an improved hot air heater to protect ten acres of orchard from frost. The 30 ft high unit features a rotating blower on a central post and a smokeless boiler flue, designed to distribute moving air across the area.
Rudy Vallee is praised as a talent scout with Tommy Riggs showing promise for his own show. Walter O Keefe, Bob Burns, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy eyed for a gala tribute. Mona plays in Virginia at Center Theater while Jim Cagney co stars in Something to Sing About. Emile Zola bio The Life of Emile Zola earns thunderous acclaim. Irene Wicker moves to Mutual, Jack Benny headlines, Margaret Tallichet rises and falls in the star market. Gertrude Michael shines on stage in Dennis, Massachusetts, amid a parade of cars and Broadway applause.
Household tips cover improving couch and cauliflower by lemon juice vinegar soaking and water, ham boiled with vinegar and cloves, and flavoring water. Laundry tips describe removing embroidery transfer marks before ironing, and ironing linen mats and embroidered organdic mats. Recipes include eggs with mushrooms in butter and sharp seasonings, and a rhubarb Charlotte with sponge cake and lemon jelly.
Collier's Weekly recalls Beau Brummell the famed dandy of London society. His influence on dress and manners made him revered yet increasingly vain. A notorious incident saw him eject a duchess for a low back dress during a reception.
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