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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
3
The house fly, a hitchhiker, travels in cars and trains spreading germs. Health authorities warn that flies can carry disease over miles, undermining local eradication efforts. An effective home control plan uses pyrethrin sprays to kill flies and protect households.
A strange man in his thirties visits London Zoo at quiet times, climbs fences to reach cages, and caresses and even kisses leopards without being harmed. He wears bare arms and appears athletic yet wistful, blending poet and performer in the uncanny routine.
A health ad touts Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant effective laxative to relieve acidity gas and bloating. It claims tablets equal one tablespoon of liquid milk of magnesia and notes availability in bottles for 85¢ 60¢ and in tins for 20c, recommended by physicians and sold by druggists.
Anna Grenoble arrives with news of a Chicago gambling murder. Sophronia Willard, Roderyck and Jason Witlard, and Corinne Meadar figure in a tangle over farm ownership and risky marriages. Roddy marries Corinne, bringing the bride home as plots unfold.
Silver Grenoble rebuffs Gerald Tucas and confronts a tense visit as Corinne Wittard arrives. A threshing field accident injures a boy, and Silver aids with quick thinking and bandages. Roddy and Corinne clash at supper as a lake party looms, leaving the plot poised for continuation.
A vintage craft item describes a hand assembled charm cottage set to fit in a pocket fence design. It includes stamped linen pieces, finishing bindings, and simple instructions, offered for 15 cents by Tome Craft Co. in St Louis MO.
The bureau of biological survey recommends a shotgun loaded with black powder shells to drive birds from roosts. Blackbirds starlings cowbirds and other species form large roosts late in summer. Early evening shots are most effective as birds disperse before darkness.
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