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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Kelloggs All Bran as a gentle regulator for constipation. It claims All Bran supports colon health through dietary fiber, aiding regularity without harsh purgatives. It urges daily use with water and credits Battle Creek Kellogg plant production.
Dr Frank P Graves former New York State Commissioner of Education earned 42 college degrees. His latest degree was from Albany Law School, awarded in 1942.
Virginia Vale notes Ingrid Bergman in For Whom the Bell Tolls facing tough rivals Katina Pazinow and an all star male cast as audiences flock to theaters in New York for eight weeks. She also mentions Gagight with Charles Boyer and Tarquin Olivier in early plans plus Loretta Young and Dinah Shore radio work and a mishmash of TV and stage updates with names like Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles and Gertrude Lawrence.
In a Wyoming ranch story a boy named Ken Dictaughlin wants a colt to prove responsibility after his army officer father refuses to buy one. His mother Nel pushes for the horse as a path to growth while facing older brother Sloward’s bullying and practical family obstacles at home and school.
Ken and his father McLaughlin negotiate a bargain over a colt as Ken prepares to pick a yearling. The ranch plan includes training four horses for the rodeo and managing daily chores, with weather and store visits shaping the week’s routine.
McLaughlin hires Russ Buckley a rodeo rider to break three year olds as Nell and Ken supervise daily horse handling. Joe Williams pursues mares and geldings, offering a price for livestock, while Buck and Baldy receive riding practice in the calf pasture. News of Rocket’s fate remains unresolved as the week closes.
Partial text discusses lemon juice and water as a morning tonic to stimulate bowel action and aid digestion. Mentions vitamins B and P and references Kenyans and California lemons, but reliability and completeness are unclear. The passage appears to be a loose, garbled home remedy excerpt with numerous OCR errors.
Workers at the Richmond California tank depot prepare vast materials for overseas service. The facility produces tanks armored vehicles bomb trailers tractors jeeps and more, supplying most US forces in the Pacific before the war.
Wartime camouflage from World War I's artistic efforts aimed to distort images and mislead enemies while modern efforts seek to minimize visible objectives and create dummy targets for deception. Grain protection stresses prevention by keeping stored grain free from pests and insects migrating from outside sources.
Government statisticians estimate Americans save about 40 billion dollars this year. Last year’s record high was slightly above 25 billion. The prewar total order reached 10 billion and usually ran well below that.
A red gasoline storage tank reportedly showed a 364 percent loss over a 444 month test period while a white tank showed a 4 percent loss, cited as a wartime gasoline shortage factor.
The soybean crop has grown from a few thousand bushels on scattered farms in the early 1900s to over 80 million acres today. Production across the United States now exceeds 2.2 billion bushels, up about seven percent from last year.
Reports indicate large scale mining of bauxite in interior British Guiana by US companies. The entire output travels to North America, supplying about 93 percent of US needs. The mining region also yields gold and diamonds through Minera tied ports.
The report notes army evacuation hospitals in the African campaign achieved a 2 to 3 percent death rate, the lowest for any army. Pissma sulfa drugs and superior surgery are cited as key factors, reducing deaths by over 41 percent compared with World War I.
A brief note explains hardwoods outperform softwoods for crate corner posts. It highlights that elm and basswood are favored in factory use, with basswood praised for resistance to splitting and good bending, while softwoods lack similar stability.
A fragment advises using milk or mash to improve turkey health and efficiency. It emphasizes keeping chimmilk or buttermilk available on the farm and placing it near the turkeys at all times for better head comfort and overall efficiency.
Beep opens in the Rouse shopping area selling cold fresh fruits and produce. The new market features a display of assorted fruits and a quick-service setup for customers seeking healthy options.
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