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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
2
French authority reassures minimal risk of disease from money transfers. Paper money is a poor germ habitat when dry. circulation habits and personal hygiene matter more. The piece suggests using clean bills, storing money in a purse, and exchanging dirty notes promptly to reduce contamination risk.
A diary motif recounts Dean Harris of the University of Illinois discussing gender roles. He argues men should adopt feminine arts like sewing to balance women’s rights, noting his own accidental foray into mending and suggesting male peers could benefit from lighter cosmetics and attire.
A reader recalls a year of gardening with mixed results yet lasting satisfaction. The account covers crop successes and failures, lessons learned, and the optimistic view that another spring offers a new chance to grow and improve.
The Manitoba health department offers A Baby's Ten Commandments to guide mothers and nurses in caring for infants. The list covers hygiene, feeding, sleep, safety, and love, urging gentle handling, clean water, regular meals, and daily baths for healthy growth.
A first person narrative traces a woman's fall from wealth to heiress status after marriage to Ned. She discovers Ned’s love for another woman, Ainsley Struthers, the town princess, and accepts that their union is ultimately with her rival. She travels on, sending occasional updates and cherishing a chosen memory of Ainsley.
The article traces the name Marietta to its roots in Marlon and Marion, linking to the French Robin et Marion and the origin of Marionettes. It notes the term Marlettea or Marionettes for small images of the Virgin and references the streets named Rue des Marilettes in Paris.
The name Marietta becomes a feminine form linked to the English preference and popularized by New England novelist Marietta Holley. The pearl is described as her talismanic gem bringing beauty magnetism and extreme popularity with Monday as her lucky day and number.
The article surveys Ade laine de Scuderi 1607 1701 a French romantist author of long popular romances. It notes her fame in Paris literary circles at the Hotel Rambouillet and her exile during the Fronde. It discusses her works Artamene Ibrahim Clelie Almahide and why they were loved in their time but now seem less relevant.
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