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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1924
Page
4
The Vernal Express lists George H. Harrison as editor and Violet Harrison as business manager. It notes second class matter status at the Vernal, Utah post office under the March 22 act with payment in advance indicated.
Arthur Michael Samuel argues against European envy of US gold. He claims Europeans would die for it and condemn US policy as self-serving. He asserts Americans lent aid in the war while Europeans shipped no gold back, praising American humanitarian relief and a clean gold record.
In a brief exchange a car salesman concedes that the rival vehicle is a good one, noting its appeal and value in the market. The remark highlights sportsmanship or professional courtesy in a competitive sale environment.
A fragment notes a grandmother crying when Johnnie's curls are cut, while someone remains steady and mature, still tending to farm life. The passaged tone hints at family moments and rural routine.
A public call argues laws should protect all, be enforced without favoritism, and repealed if bad. Memphis condition noted as affecting respect for law, urging fewer but better laws rather than many ineffective rules.
Fragmentary poem lines recall Christmas imagery with references to heavenly light and shepherds. The text blends archaic phrasing and garbled terms, mentioning peace on earth and a guiding star while asking for divine guidance through life and death.
Advertisement announces a special copy of the song UINTAH BLUES composed by Prof. Wm F. Hansan. Regular price forty cents, sale price twenty five cents for a few days. Available at the Vernal Express office.
In 1924 Thomas Ark le Clark argues parents and teachers err when overprote ctive. He cites a mother of nine praised for neglect that let children think for themselves and develop initiative, contrasting it with dependence fostered by constant hovering and reminders. Read the Want Ad.
On December 12 the Glenwood Springs land office received Henry W Gray’s application to lease Rangely field sections 18 19 2N 102W and sections 12 13 24 2N 103W. The well, drilled to 2010 feet then caved, produced oil after September 30 with a 38 degree gravity paraffin base, estimating over 500 barrels per day, eight miles NW of Rangely Rio Blanco county. Associated Oil holdings include Gray permit.
An article discusses adenoids in children, noting they occur mostly ages one to twelve and cause breathing, hearing, and growth problems. It urges early surgical removal as the most effective treatment, warning delays worsen outcomes and deformities. The piece cites medical observations and emphasizes expert surgeon safety.
The quote urges mothers to recall their youth and profit from it guiding daughters toward idealized female conduct, signaling ongoing social pressure to maintain traditional feminine standards.
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