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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1896
Page
2
The sixth annual state lunacy commission report lists causes behind 16 208 asylum admissions over six years. It notes tobacco and excessive smoking lightly linked to insanity, with many cases tied to intemperance alcohol and other moral and environmental factors.
A historic note on the Oxford India paper introduced in 1875 revolutionizing devotional book printing. It traces a diamond 34 mo Bible edition of 1875 and the practical feats of compression enabling thin, durable pages later adored in literary circles.
An account of Andrew Jackson shows a paradoxical mix of ferocity and piety. He built a White Church for his wife at the Hermitage and, after confession with Dr Edgar, expressed a rare readiness to forgive enemies, except those who harmed his late wife, a moment marked by a tender reply and faith.
A dark eyed boy and a wealthy girl recall summers on a seesaw. The girl grew up in luxury while the boy left for years abroad. Reunited, they find the seesaw still balances their fated choices and love.
Ex Consul Waller arrives in Washington from Baltimore with his stepson Paul Bray to press for a meeting with Secretary Olney. Bray, deported from Madagascar to Zanzibar, seeks damages for illegal deporation while Waller urges restoration of valuable concessions amid a broader note on a Brussele lottery prize and Sarah Sampson’s early life.
Dialogue at breakfast reveals Johnnie Chaffie recounting a costly courtship by Hostetter McGinale. He recalls McGinale telling the speaker that every visit breaks the crystal of his watch, suggesting financial strain or fragility in social calls.
A paste of varied clippings on language growth wages and war elegies includes Patrick Henry Goethe Drake and other figures. It mentions 19th century slave land ownership 166 million acres and a New England carpenter shop pet butterfly. It notes 3.7 million soldiers and a daily cost of 2.9 million dollars. It recalls trial by combat legality and a Hawaiian pest-control contract and a Augusta Maine court case over a wall. It ends with a social vignette about Lent observance and a stock loss.
A Dallas Sunday school scene features a teacher admonishing a student who asks if the Devil can outrun fear. The child refuses to drop the question, claiming influence from a street tale about catching the Devil, tied to lodge lore.
A garbled passage references a photograph of Mont Blanc and a distant alienation idea. It discusses Spain and bounties for sugar produced domestically, plus a $6.20 duty per kilogram on Cuban sugar and mentions Hieronymus Lorm as a poet critic. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
A fragmented text expresses a desire for love and lifelong marriage seeking a partner who will love as long as time. The lines reflect a plea for enduring affection and companionship.
The Potlatch country is likened to the Palouse for grain potential. Nez Perce land south of the fort has been released from a large Indian reservation, 600000 acres opened to settlers with cheap terms. A Fort Madison penitentiary convict died after an attempted escape. another inmate injured himself severely to dodge work, leading to fatal lockjaw.
An 19th century advertorial claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures constitutional catarrh by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad promises a one hundred dollar reward if the remedy fails and identifies F J Cheney & Co Toledo as proprietors.
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