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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
5
The piece urges all citizens to participate in town progress not just prominent figures. Quiet, retiring residents are key, as small actions by many create a larger public movement. It stresses that individual opinion matters and calls readers to act for a better community.
Editorial extols General Baden Powell and the Boy Scout movement as a civilizing force. It argues that military style, structured training builds stronger youths and that towns should form Scout companies to prevent mischief and uplift the community, urging broader use of advertising to boost business and town vitality.
A historical piece recounts Joseph Brant Thayendanegea, his early schooling at Dr. Eleazer Wheelock’s, his role with Sir William Johnson, alliance tensions during the American Revolution, a London visit, and his later life in Canada where he received a British pension. It notes his death on November 24, 1807 and his enduring complex legacy.
A weekly devotional outline lists daily themes and scriptures. Sunday celebrates God as Rock, Monday poses belief in the resurrection, Tuesday emphasizes confidence in prayer, Wednesday highlights the fruit of the Spirit, Thursday asks for constant mercy, Friday urges good speech, and Saturday notes perfect love casting out fear.
A rambling reader’s column mentions Vern Lumber Co autos, farm equipment like plows, and thrift week incentives. It references Madam Curry, Elizabeth Beck, Jennie Workman, Violet Harrison, Ethel Rich, Iva Aston, and others in social and wartime context, plus a note on register mail costs and occasional party events.
A fragmentary collection of aphorisms reflects on marriage guidance and global issues. It contrasts prudent spousal management with broader political cautions about Europe and enduring troubles.
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