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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
2
A dated household tip instructs washing walls with three cloths. Wring the first dry with light soap suds for washing, the second wrung in clear water for rinsing, and the third dry for immediate wiping. Uses up and down motion for cleaning.
A sports promotion column invites boys and girls to read a Grape Nuca ad in another paper column to learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners and win valuable free prizes. The notice emphasizes youth participation and a chance at rewards.
Advertisement promotes Milnesia Wafers pure milk of magnesia in tablet form with directions on dosage and a claim of quick pleasant elimination. Bottled and tin forms priced 35 cents and 20 cents respectively, recommended by physicians and available at druggists.
Huey P Long, U S senator and faction leader in Louisiana, was shot as he passed a state-house corridor in Baton Rouge. He died after hours of surgery, with conspiracies and party struggles shaping the narrative of his death and the future of his movement.
The League of Nations council approved a commission with ten of five nations to address the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Spain Turkey and Poland join Great Britain and France on the body, chaired by Salvador de Madariaga of Spain. Samuel Etoare, foreign secretary, warned Italy and France that expansion must be pursued peaceably and that Britain would not concede other nations' materials without peace.
President Roosevelt summoned top officials including Ickes Hopkins and Hopkins aides to a Park rally of the relief cabinet to press for rapid job creation. The tense talks aimed to shift workers from relief to private industry, with a goal of moving up to millions off relief rolls by November first.
In a slipstream of comments Premier Taallaris backs restoration while President Zimis4 hints at resigning to clear a path for a new king. Tenttarts wald notes public nerves and army strain tied to the constitutional question as Greece contemplates democratic royalty and a nationwide vote on the plan.
Enthusiastic Germans gathered in Nuremberg for the Nazi party convention. Hitler issued a proclamation claiming Granoway won military freedom and denouncing Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points used in the Versailles treaty. A prominent feature was a display of rebuilt military strength.
The Independent Investigation team led by A Worley of Miami Autrey Williams for the federal Relief Administration and Cat George S Trams for the Veterans Bureau found no culpable negligence by officials in the Bloride hurricane deaths. Critics deride the report as a whitewash and call for action against negligent officials citing witnesses survivors and trained news gatherers. Meanwhile Grand Army of the Republic members in Grand Rapids memorialized veterans from Civil War days with a somber parade and debated a Gettysburg reunion with Confederate veterans.
Sixteen coal firms in Ilarlan county Kentucky file suit in federal court at Loulayie seeking injunctions against enforcement of a coal code and tax provisions. They argue the act violates the Fifth and Tenth Amendments and delegates legislative power improperly. Former Judge Charles Dawson represents the plaintiffs challenging federal authority.
Business and financial leaders react to the presidents public claim that a major economic program is nearing completion. Wall Street traders show cautious optimism while bankers doubt prospects for a balanced budget as economists cite missing fiscal policy. Silas Strann notes improvement in some business areas despite administration actions.
Obituary notes the death of Jlu ey Long at forty two with reflections on youth and achievement. It contrasts Long's brief life with legends like Alexander the Great and Napoleon, lamenting wasted potential and the speed of decline in old age.
The death of Iluey Tong shocks a nation and is noted for its impact on the political landscape. Tong’s influence and the timing raise questions about effects on the national election year 101 and the future of policy directions.
The piece notes Senator Long is gone and his influence wanes in New Orleans and Tout. It suggests Riana will take his senate seat while efforts to find another Lucy Long fail. The author muses on Goethe’s idea of personality and earthly fortune amid the fading memory of a powerful figure.
A描 fragment describes the ship La Maartiniere sailing toward a French Guiana penal colony. US convicts are transported in eight iron cages in the hold with iron bars, cement floors, benches, hammocks, and a web of pipes above. Mutiny would face deadly consequences.
Fragmentary text describes a condemned or imprisoned man being led in a single file line, chained, aboard a vessel or platform. He receives a new suit, a blanket, wooden bindings, books and chocolate, following a recent judgment by a parole board or tribunal in a colonial setting.
A terse, critical line points to harsh prison systems and the severe consequences within the American plan. The remark contrasts punitive regimes with the inevitability of punishment, hinting at systemic failures and harsh outcomes.
In recent days two men aged about sixty and twenty years were found dead in bathtubs, apparently drowned. Experts warn porcelain tub surfaces are slippery and dangerous. They urge rubber mats with suction to prevent accidents and reduce slip risks.
Narrative fragment recalls a clergyman in a large city and Els Wittle's family as Mussolini era diplomacy and League of Nations discussions on peace and arbitration surface amid Ethiopia tensions in a library scene.
The article notes Max Paet of the Jewish race facing Mir Jig Loula of the African niche in a September 21 bout with bets around $300000 worth of tickets sold. Paet defends a rumored pitiful definition while public interest centers on a “heavyweight championship” style clash in the ring.
French war power is on display with maneuvers that experts say prove France possesses the strangest military machine in the world. Verdun and other tests highlight French readiness, with troops and equipment illustrating resolve and strength.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a discussion of government financial moves, interest notes, and efforts to stash money away in secret locations. The garbled lines reference authorities, money hiding, and a chaotic wartime or postwar climate. The passage lacks clear events or names but conveys financial secrecy and social tension.
Intermountain News notes Utah state fair scheduled September 23 to October 5 in Salt Lake City featuring diverse products from Utah fields gardens and orchards and an inaugural wool sale tied to the Ogden livestock show.
Observations from Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories describe how leaf condition signals tree health. Abundant rains promote vigorous growth seen as green foliage on oaks and maples, while red mite and lace bug activity causes gray spotting on oaks, sycamores, and birch leaves, with sapling lace bugs needing low shrubs to complete their cycles.
The record notes an invented wall paper block tied to printing innovations credited to Jean Japlson, a trench engraver, in 1688. It presents an attributions dispute and frames Japlson as the era’s figure associated with the blocked printing method.
The sheldrake is described as an Old World diving duck with notable water and underground habits. It nests near wetlands and forages by diving, using its specialized bill and legs for aquatic life.
A manuscript of Alice in Wonderland sold for seventy five thousand dollars. The sale underscores high value placed on classic literary works and confirms strong market demand for historic manuscripts.
A fragment notes the Mohammedan year is shorter than the Christian year by about eleven days. It mentions a sear tds a tiny one and compares calendars in a concise fashion.
A misread OCR notes an island called Rum in the Inner Itebrides of Scotland, described as the rarest talante with unclear spelling Run.
A fragmented OCR reads as a cryptic note about a stone fantasy or artifact and its surprising buildup. The readable pieces hint at curiosity and a claim of value without clear context or verifiable details.
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