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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
10
A vintage cure touts daily half a teaspoonful of this Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for constipated babies to promote regular bowels. The ad claims Dr Caldwell treated over 3500 births without a loss, emphasizing benefits for both bottle and breast fed infants and general health.
An anthropological laboratory is planned in Santa Fe New Mexico to become a leading center for regional studies. Directory includes Jesse L Nusbaum Dr Clark Issler Frederick W Hodge and others with John Gaw Meem as architect and backing from John Stockefetter Jr.
Yancey Cravat Funt comes back from a newly opened Indian Territory run and shares tales at a Venable family gathering with Wichita Wigwam editor Habra Cravat. The event features a racing mishap on a mare where a pony injures itself and a girl defeats him. Yancey, his wife, and their four year old son Cimarron prepare to head for Oklahoma country to start a newspaper in Osage.
Sabra and Yancey arrive in a dusty Oklahoma town with Sabra in a new black dress and Yancey facing looming threats. They encounter rough locals, discuss housing and the newspaper plant, and plan to secure a home and water supply as tensions rise.
A concise reflection on how genuine news arises without coordinated promotion. The piece argues that authentic, timely reporting emerges from real events in communities rather than deliberate publicity efforts, highlighting the value of independent journalism.
An advertising paragraph promotes Bayer Aspirin as a universal remedy for headaches and periodic pains. It extols rapid relief with two or three tablets and a water swallow, urging continued work after relief and citing other conditions like sore throat neuralgia neuritis. The copy stresses genuine Bayer quality and portability for use at the theater or office.
A Japanese Alps shrine honors a dog that barked at rain to save villagers during a deluge. The tale centers on Tamachiyama peak where the dog climbed a cypress, barked for days, and drowned as floodwaters receded, inspiring the shrine and the special tree name Inuhoe No-TMmoki.
The article highlights a prominent panoramic scene described by Washington Bitar as one of the grandest views in Japan. It emphasizes the scale and artistry of the landscape as a major attraction.
Dr William D Stetl of the Biological Survey warns grizzly bears near extinction with a decade long decline. He says the species fell by a large percent over five years and is already extinct in California while about 9600 remain mainly in Alaska.
A courtroom session centers on whether jurors are prejudiced in a stock dispute. The plaintiff asserts impartiality while the defense challenges the juror’s readiness to judge the matter fairly.
An obscure phrase suggests a medical or ophthalmic issue linked to stent contempt, implying unintended eye problems. The wording hints at complications or misunderstandings around stent use and eye health within a historical medical context.
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