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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
7
Mrs Della Straebe of Appleton Wisconsin reports a run down condition improved after six bottles of Peruna she says cured her. Mrs Judge J of Evanston Illinois says Peruna gave new life and strength after loss of flesh and sleep.
An old label advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims gums soothing relief, reduced inflammation, and pain relief. The 2508 bottle notation appears, implying product size or code.
A quirky reference describes a 250 package from Allens RouteLusge for four fet Ache or Turn providing quick relief to a million packages solid yearly, blending garbled items with a curious claim.
A player in a small town card game cautions others about bluffing during a tense session. Tension rises as bets increase and players scrutinize each other's tells.
The report lists numerous calamities and incidents across the country. Forest fires near Taft, Mont cause at least 16600 in damage. First National Bank of Friendly Va closes. a farmer kills his parents. a whale dies. a city health crackdown rages in New York with many dogs killed. Multiple deaths and accidents follow including a civil war veteran’s suicide, a mob killing, and fatal incidents from lightning to shipwrecks.
The report covers rail dispatches across Montana and surrounding states with details on bridge construction over the Musselshell River, derailment casualties near Livingston and Winnebucca, and a brass spike ceremony finishing the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line. It also notes a Nevada water power irrigation project, an attempted bank receiver appointment in Rawhide, and multiple political invitations for Taft and Bryan.
The Youth's Companion recounts Mme Fairfax praising the moon on Virginia porches with her colored maid Dahlia at her side. When visiting Washington with her son, Dahlia marvels at the moonlit city and exclaims Mis Moon has come along, easing homesickness.
Mrs Herman Smith of 901 Broad Street Athens Georgia describes kidney disease leading to dropsy and weakness. She credits Deans Kidney Pills bought from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with saving her life at a critical moment.
A man of a bold, cruder style trips down the parlor car aisle and sits beside a pretty girl. He asks if the seat is taken but she retorts with sharp sarcasm that no one occupies it yet, conveying mutual disdain in this brief encounter.
A collection of claims promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. A Norristown reader details relief from a personal operation fear after using the remedy. The ad urges women to write for advice and notes the product's thirty-year stance and Lynn Mass address.
Promotes health and right living through world class products. Highlights an Ethical remedy, Syrup of Tigs and Plinr of Senna, approved by physicians and War-Informed of the World. Advises buying only the genuine California Tig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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