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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
6
A housewife suggests turning a newly opened paint can upside down for a couple of days before use to make mixing easier. The note appears in a public ledger column and offers a simple, practical trick for smoother opening and stirring.
Week's supply of Postum free offered by the Postum Company. In another part of this paper they state they will send a full week's supply of healthful Postum free to anyone who signs for it.
Will Ilawall grows new potatoes in January while Maine crops stay old and rusty. With no seasons, Ilawall must estimate growth time and plant accordingly to yield fresh spuds.
Brisbane weekly analyzes Mussolini’s shift from frontline fighting to centralized command. It argues a quick offensive is needed before rains return, focusing on rapid gains, controlling the pace of war, and reshaping occupied lands for Italian stability while stressing the ruler’s priority over ordinary citizens.
Report notes a plane crash injuring three aboard due to a wire strike and asserts calls to ban exposed wires near fields, tying aviation safety to broader rules on conduct and equipment.
A fragment argues American firms should freely pursue oil and mineral wealth in Ethiopia without U S State Department interference. It references Standard Oil and Du Pont as examples and urges noninvolvement in "our boys" risks and blood.
In a New York court a nine year old accused of killing a girl with a stone denies the claim he could eat more peaches than she could. A twelve year old boy, another child murderer, appears in the same court. Authorities secure the nine year old’s confession while noting hanging or drawing and quartering for children are past punishments.
The text describes the queen of Belgium dying in an open car crash. It argues the open vehicle caused the fatal injuries when she struck a tree after being thrown from the car. It suggests a closed car might have avoided the tragedy, as her husband was steering at the time.
A report describes a planned suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate to link San Francisco with Galant across the bay. The project promises timely completion, a grand span over 1,000 feet, and a price under 34 million dollars, with Stranas credited as chief engineer.
Fragmentary text describes antiwar sentiment and a looming clash near the Suez Canal. Mentions British Italian forces and fears of renewed hostilities, with references to naval movements and potential clashes in the region.
Eyewitness reports recount a Caribbean sweeping hurricane that battered the Keys, the western coast, and into Georgia. Thousands left homeless with many veterans in labor camps amid heavy damage and a national inquiry ordered by President Roosevelt. A storm rescue of the Morgan Jiner Dixie near Milam saved 872 aboard, while Ethiopia protests Italy at the League of Nations over potential expulsion and risk of war.
The Cunard steamer Dorie collided with the French ship Mormigny off Portugal and was severely damaged. The vessel signaled distress and was towed by the British steamer Orlon with vice royalty of India sending a rescue. Some 710 passengers were evacuated while crew remained aboard. the Mormigny reported as undamaged.
Anon Pompeii Alotsi sharply criticizes Ethiopia before the League of Nations, declaring it unworthy of civilized status and detailing alleged slave trade and armed abuses. He accuses Italy of defending its interests while Ethiopia faces isolation and provocations.
Officials from Standard Vacuum Oil admitted ownership of the grant to Ethiopia but Hull warned the concession caused embarrassment to multiple governments seeking peace. They withdrew from the deal, deflating the large concession and earning praise from the British government.
Private forecasters estimate if frosts are light through September the national corn crop may reach 2231 million bushels, 854 million more than last year's 1377 million. Spring wheat is seen at 233 million, with total wheat around 587 million bushels, about 40 million under average US consumption. Conditions vary by state, with Illinois Indiana Ohio favorable and Kansas South Dakota Nebraska less favorable.
Coca NLNORNT of the ANA division outlines a tentative plan to adjust base production quotas for corn and hogs. County committees will set up mechanisms to alter bases, allowing farmers who underproduced in 1920s to receive increased bases while requiring downward adjustments for others.
Malcom Campbell, the English racer, drove the Blue Bird on a safe Utah track to a thirteen mile course at an average speed of 50 337 miles per hour. He completed the mile at 58.09 miles per hour, exceeding five miles per minute.
Complaints have been filed with the new labor relations board against two GM subsidiaries and the Keeling Steel Ports mouth plant. United Automobile Workers and Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Workers allege violations of the acts fair labor practice provisions. Charlton Ogburn of the AFL–CIO represents the unions.
The Confederate veterans accept an invitation to a joint reunion on Gettysburg battlefield with the Grand Army of the Hepatic in 193%. Taal Stoy extended the invitation for Governor Tarja of Pennsylvania, promising freedom to carry the Confederate flag as they wish.
T Cutaine Weizmann, veteran Zionist leader, was elected president of the world Zionist organization at the nineteenth congress in Lucerne. A resolution condemned the systematic deprivation of Jewish rights in Germany as undermining their moral and material position. The German delegation opposed the resolution, saying it was not a constructive plan for Jews in the Third Reich.
Obituary notices include Sight Rev. Waltce T. Sumner bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Oregon famed as a crusader against organized crime in Chicago. Also remembered is George Manson veteran American diplomat who shot Aimaedf on a steamer returning from Greece. Charles J Yop icka of Chicago served as American minister in several Balkan countries during the World War.
The United States rejected Moscow’s claim of no responsibility for Communist actions in Soviet territory and warned that letting such interference продолжит endanger friendly ties. Washington concluded the Soviet stance would impair official relations if it continues to permit subversive activities on its soil.
Article recounts Huey Long style maneuvers in Congress over a deficit bill, investigations into Long's control of elections, and a fatal automobile crash involving high officials. It notes Key figures like William P Grandfield and March events, plus family ties to government. The piece also critiques self reliance and education as paths to employment.
Readers can crochet a cream color handbag in waffle weave using crochet cotton. Package 408 provides Mountain Craft cotton, bag handles, and instructions, finishing in about two days. Price 40 cents plus 10 cents for illustration only. Send requests to Home Craft Co Dept B St Louis MO.
A cautious youth with savings seeks the price of a dinghy by calling a large New York department store. The operator mishears and asks for clarification, turning the inquiry into a humorous exchange that ends without purchase.
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