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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
12
Marmaduke recalls a barber shaving him and asks what was said. Berlie guesses the barber implied a childhood game named Hunt the Hare, sparking a playful exchange about old antics.
A broad ad campaign urges readers in large and small towns to prepare a kidney cleansing formula. Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Syrup of Sarsaparilla are mixed and taken after meals and at night to improve kidney function and relieve rheumatic symptoms. It claims hospital tests support the potion’s effectiveness and urges purchase through local druggists.
A gasoline explosion swept through the upper floors of a four story Newark factory building on Saturday. Twenty five girls were killed and many injured as panic forced jumps from windows and fire escapes. More than 200 workers were present at the time.
Chicago mourns Michael Cudahy founder of the Cudahy Packing Company after his death from double pneumonia at a Chicago hospital. Born December 17, 1841 in Callan Ireland, he immigrated with his family in 1849 settling in Milwaukee. He began in the packing business at age fourteen.
In a roadside ditch six miles north of Denver the mutilated body of Corrito Labata Cellanto, wife of Guiano Cellanto, is identified by a colony member. Police suspect murder to prevent disclosure of information she held for authorities.
London home secretary Winston Churchill was struck by a male suffragist wielding a dog whip as he returned from a Bradford speech. Detectives guarding Churchill parried the blow and overpowered the assailant who was later believed to be the interrupter at his address. Three women attempted assault at London station but were repelled by officers.
London papers publish Crippens final statements to Ethel Lenove though not in full. He maintains innocence to Miss Lenove and the issue notes a will bequeathing all to her. The letters are presented with personal confidences redacted and no confession.
Louisville report says Joseph Wendling faces trial nearly a year after the crime at St John's Catholic Church. The case centers on the murder of Alma Kellner and the docket is proceeding in court.
Clark Electric lineman aged 24 from this city died while repairing a line between Stockton and Tovele. The deceased, Tovele area worker, met death by electrocution during on duty repairs.
Telegraph department in the Turkish regime plans to install a city wide telephone system in Jerusalem soon as the first step in expanding urban communications. The move follows efforts to modernize infrastructure across occupied areas.
A violent quarrel in a tent in Chicago Sunday night ended with two men fatally slashed by razors. A third man, badly cut, escaped, after the deadly confrontation over an issue involving young girls.
Charles Von Soehnen of 201 A St Colfax Washington reports long kidney trouble with back ache joint pain night urination and inability to work. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with a near total recovery and urges readers to remember the Doan's brand sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
A fragmented note recalls a failed suicide attempt and a postponed action near a river. The narrator reflects on forgetting swimming tights and the prior intention to harm themselves. No further persons or organizations are identified in the readable text.
J Fish and Ella M Fish of Mt Vernon Kentucky describe a severe infant scalp eczema case treated with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. After five weeks the baby recovered with new hair and full health, dated October 12 1909.
Mrs DeFlatt laments the lack of decent meals while praising her partner’s washing skills in a tense domestic scene. The exchange reveals a famished couple trapped by poor cooking and scarce provisions, highlighting strain within the household.
Druggists offer Murine Eye Remedy in liquid form for red weak weary and watery eyes plus granulated lids. The ad lists prices 75c 50c and 100 for the remedy and 25c and 100 for Murine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes. Includes free eye books and advice by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
A weary stranger jokes about taking forty winks while a puzzled back driver asks if he should head to a hotel or a drug store. The exchange captures a moment of quiet humor in a roadside scene.
The excerpt juxtaposes moral and intellectual balance with statements from Lavater and Shaw. It mentions rheumatism neuralgia and throat pain as conditions and cites Hamlin's Wizard as a remedy. The fragment references Stumer as a progression from spark to ashes.
Fragmentary ad style text promotes a teething remedy described as soothing for children. It references a moral stance on fatherhood and likens a true friend to a golden link in the chain of life. Names and specific details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Mrs C H P Belmont urged women to unite for suffrage at a Colony Club luncheon in New York. She warned that unity is needed to secure the vote, noting women often face voting questions as others do, like the elderly at charity events.
Mrs Miami Brown asks what was done about the man shouting insults from the carbatons. Erastus Tinkley answered he threw a lump of coal at him, and the man stayed put hoping for a bucketful as retaliation.
Catarrh claimed to be a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. The ad promotes Halls Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, with testimonials and a money back promise. Also mentions Take Tall Family Pills for constipation.
In a terse exchange Mr Dustin Stax defends giving the man a chance at $10,000 while noting the accuser’s claim he would not take money that was not his. The dialogue hints at a trial or financial dispute.
Prominent warning to mothers to inspect each bottle of Castoria for the familiar signature LX TEL A and to trust the familiar remedy used for infants and children for decades. The ad emphasizes continuity and reliability amid lingering allure of the unattainable in period craft.
A Minneapolis woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female troubles after three months. She urges others to consider the remedy and notes Mrs. Pinkham offers confidential, free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts. The letter promotes the product and its roots and herbs based formula.
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