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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1896
Page
2
The item warns that adulterated teas are dangerous with impure green teas containing copperas and Prussian blue. It questions how much poison Americans consume in tea and plugs various products from Sette Meg's Best to Bayerliny eatriers, noting a San Francisco supplier.
A mother places her child with Mrs L in Stonewall while a sister stays near Trinidad. The narrator endures hard work and rigid schooling, then rides a dangerous night road to seek help from a distant doctor as wolves howl behind the horse. The tale ends with a dangerous husband’s return and family upheaval and a future hinted at by the narrator’s mother.
Members of the Thompson Bicycle Club gather for a Saturday meeting on Thompson Street, trading playful blows about bike stunts and fashion while General Socrates Wile weighs in on a nose tapping tale. The tale shifts to Professor Mosse and a thought weighing machine, lampooning intellect and balance in a humorous, chaotic club tradition.
A chaotic surrogate court hearing features sharp questioning about a murder case. Witnesses contrast memory and appearance as prosecutors press for details. Separately, a stabbing in Willan A Sehlon’s district prompts a manhunt, and a political battle in Boise Idaho debates primaries and loyalty pledges amid McKinley and Bryan factions.
The monthly statement from the Controller at the Currey shows July totals for national bonds and related items. It records a national bonds figure of 235 941 455.00 and notes property damage from a hurricane incident causing heavy losses and one death.
An imagined scene around a lighthouse at Cape de Weve three miles from Tages describes a powerful artificial beacon and extreme weather effects. The text blends surreal science with garbled phrases, mentioning a monetary reward and a mix of invented terms, yielding a fragmented, dreamlike collage.
Alexander Breckinridge son of Gen Wreckinridie of Portland left Chivalpo two weeks ago for a tour in America. The trip was undertaken on a wager of fifty dollars with a plan to travel for several months.
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