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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
4
A collage of overheard remarks and anecdotes spans divorce of glasses with a New York broker and a dining with a statue, to casual mentions of Alfred Vanderbilt and a mistaken note delivery. The text also includes house procedures, a playful exchange, and a brief literacy note from Youth Companion.
A physician commends Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy in his long career. An accompanying ad reiterates Doan's Kidney Pills' effectiveness for kidney ailments at 60 cents a box. The page also includes a humorous dialogue about marriage and a painter using ebony on a front door, illustrating light editorial content.
Paddy Blake of Balllygheen Kilnasoolagh Clare who died at Corofin Union Hospital was born 119 years ago. He recalled events from a century past and witnessed Daniel OConnell passing through the area on his way to the 1829 election.
A fragment from a Birmingham Age Herald column notes a fierce fire devouring reach and scorching adjoining paint. It emphasizes understanding a business before attempting success and reflects on risk and consequences for entrepreneurs.
A dietary plan suggests cooling the body by skipping meat at breakfast and eating fruit with four heaping teaspoons of Grape Nuts and rich cream, two slices toast with light butter, and Postum. This regimen aims to preserve energy, ease digestion, and lower body temperature. Theresa Reason discusses “The Road to Wellside” in a brief booklet.
A young farmer and a friend faced a leopard entering their dining room near Nyers. They fought the animal with chairs and a blanket while the dog fought the leopard’s ears and hind legs. The leopard fled through an open door as the men, bloodied and battered, were rushed to Desert Hospital for treatment.
The article notes a civic plea for weed control around vacant lots and along streets. It highlights Primary Annual Day with children’s demonstrations in the afternoon and praises teachers and students for careful lessons and moral teachings.
The Moffat Road will not be built this year as Mr David Moffat has laid off five top managers including George Simmons and C A Parker. The article speculates the project may only proceed after a change in leadership, noting odds against current control and citing recent business travel by other figures. The piece comments on the company’s heavy publicity and remarks on the captain’s ongoing condition.
The annual meeting in Vernal discussed sidewalk nuisance and street conditions. Residents and officials debated signals and lighting near city limits and noted local concerns about disturbances and bells.
Marine boat builder Gata Wingted Coon and Simon Lake claim a new dredging device will revolutionize gold hunting by separating gold particles from sand and mud at river bottoms. The concept traces to efforts to recover Lutine cargo and aims to aid gold at Alaska stream mouths.
A letter argues for stricter control of unlicensed and vicious dogs, proposes removing bells from livestock at night, critiques nighttime noise from machinery, and calls for clear streets to avoid accidents and ensure decent burials. It urges neighbors to try the suggested steps for improved rest and safety.
Haa tien voices criticize vanehee of the poor and paupers in Huy. County and undertaker have done their duty. Aunt Lou received a fine funeral service. Mr Kelley wore a new black suit with a full funeral at the cemetery. Attendance by old timers was lighter than expected, but county support and Mr Trim’s donations improved the bay glal.
Farmers should attend next week as Professor Merrill, head of the university agricultural effort, visits Vernon for a two to three day event. The plan promises pay, a cordial reception, and previews of Pleasant surprises for attendees from the state’s agricultural program.
The group contributed all funds on hand totaling 46 dollars to the Vernal Public Library treasury. The money was delivered to Mrs Charles Johnson, treasurer of the Library Board, and the WCTU plans further support for worthy causes.
The notice lists registration dates August 8 and 7 October 11 12 18 November for new districts with copies available so every voter can verify their name is on the official list.
Lacey and family plan a dinner party with Angie to host about twenty young guests. They discuss a formal setup with place cards, flowers, and a color scheme of white, green, and red. The event centers on fried chicken and strawberry shortcake with olives, almonds, and candies, while guests include Ransom Davis and others noted for hosting popular gatherings.
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