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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
4
Mrs John S Way of Independence Kana recalls kidney pain and swelling before using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with a complete cure despite advancing age and urges others to remember the brand. Distributed by Foster Milburn Co Dutlalo N. Y.
A bachelor questions the most unanswerable argument heard in marriage. A married man replies that the line If they can afford it we can represents an unflawed, endless logic in domestic life. The exchange showcases humorous confusion over financial consent in marriage.
A noted western attorney recounts a boy who applied for work at his office. The applicant, clever and self assured, is asked about education and told that telegrams and messages must be written, signaling a call for a higher schooling level. The boy responds confidently that he is educated, prompting the ending note of promise.
A physician recounts a patient gravely ill who resisted warmth and chose hypnotherapy. A sun painted on the room ceiling was used to induce belief that sun exposure would heal him. The patient improved briefly but died of sunstroke, confirmed by another doctor.
A sharp humorous note from the Smart Set critiques a character named Mary Mild as unlikely and doubtful, suggesting she defies fair assessment. Carrie Caustique is mentioned as a contrast, inviting readers to withhold judgment unless giving her the benefit of the doubt.
A man rescues a despairing woman who had leaped from a bridge into the river. They shelter in a nearby saloon, share food, and reveal their poverty and hardship. He proposes marriage to give her safety and hope, she consents, and a year later they return to the same Chicago bridge where he vows to rescue her again if needed.
In Flushing a five year old, Willie Rivers, drowned in Flushing creek, was found nine days later. Rumors of foul play spread as Irene Howell, aged five, alleged she caused the death unintentionally. Several children testified they were present. family members disputed accounts, and Willie’s mother collapses from the strain of conflicting stories.
Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen and his wife Ethel Le Neve were arrested in town aboard the steamer Montrose at Glasgow on a Sunday voyage. The couple, living at 39 Willow Drop Crescent in London, are linked to the reported murder of Belle Elmore, Crippen’s wife, whose body was found hidden under a cellar floor. Police tracked the crime through a series of vanishings and a California death claim.
Mrs Jufia Pyagier fires at her husband Joseph Pyagier after sending their nine year old son from the room. A note to the coroner cites an affair as the trigger. The couple's quarrel led to the deadly act in a south side hotel as police investigated.
A fragment from a piece on childlikeness and storytelling describes how keeping a child's heart bright preserves wit and temper. It recounts a mother and child exchange about learning a forbidden lesson, ending with a mispronounced teaching about being clever.
A Brooklyn reader praises Cuticura for curing a child’s eczema after five years of symptoms and failed treatments. The letter details washing with Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent, noting lasting relief since age eleven. Additional anecdote about a London club joke follows.
An ad style fragment urges Coca Cola as cooling relief from heat and fatigue with a stamp offer for a booklet The Truth About Coca Cola and the Coca Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 advertised alongside a note about Casey At The Bat and other baseball information Address The Coca Cola Co Atlanta Ga The text also oddly references a nagging wife and various unrelated remedies.
A playful chatter questions a couple’s wedding trip taken by aeroplane. The exchange hints at social norms, admiration, and irony about modern romance in transit.
A fragmentary exchange features Baron Fueagh declaring devotion and Ira Dollarton replying that the world is already present. The brief, unfinished dialogue hints at a melodramatic or literary scene with lingering tension and a distant setting.
A Minnesota reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming relief from painful female troubles and full recovery within three months. The letter urges others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Mass, highlighting decades of confidential help for sick women.
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