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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
2
President Heber Grant addresses a Salt Lake City audience urging Latter day Saints to abandon debt and return to farm life. He warns against urban temptations, cites scripture, and contrasts farm prosperity with city reliance, urging families to cultivate lands for lasting wealth and virtue.
The Tribune quotes a speaker criticizing luxury and urging Utahns to curb automobile spending and favor home businesses. He argues taxes are not the core issue, but costly lifestyle choices, and calls for a plain living example for Latter-day Saints and families.
A slip on fiber silk sweater in a light color features a fancy knitted stitch, with knitted binding and a knitted belt. The item emphasizes warmth and style for the wearer.
A Verse Encourages facing tasks head on and quitting excessive worrying. It urges starting work promptly and embracing steady effort, promising better outcomes through action rather than rumination. The lines advocate buckling up and taking hold of the task rather than delaying.
A terse motivational note asserts that quitting or failing will not alarm the world or provoke pity. It emphasizes indifference to personal complaints and the lack of external concern as a stimulus to persevere.
Charles Lybbert age 16 son of EB C Kert formerly of Vernal now in Canada won the welterweight amateur championship at Cardston High School gym March 20. Four entries faced him including Buck Allred Raymond K Allred Leavitt and R Swallow Del Bonita. He received a gold medal and was praised as a comer by local writers.
The excerpt urges perseverance despite failure and discouragement. It warns quitters are forgotten while worthy deeds endure, and that giving up harms oneself even as the world pays little attention. It calls for courage and patience to keep climbing rather than retreating to a shelf.
A concise reflection argues that anonymity outweighs being famous solely as a kicker. The speaker implies value in broader identity beyond a single skill or position.
The article details three hat styles for midsummer outfits. A orchid timbo straw hat with feather wreaths, an embroidered cloche with shoulder-length drape, and a brown straw hat faced with henner crepe and a lacquered flower wreath. It then offers a reflective aphorism on personal ethics.
A reflective note on how the dead cannot speak to the living, suggesting that without that silence some might fear or avoid death. The remark hints at the tension between desire to live and the inevitability of mortality.
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