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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
3
A historical tribute traces Abraham Lincoln from frontier beginnings in Indiana to a national icon. It highlights his education, influences, and enduring legacy of dignity, honesty, generosity, and unity in guiding the United States through its greatest emergency.
A Lincoln quotation asserts that true liberty rests not on forts seas or military might but on the love of liberty God planted in people and the defense in the spirit that makes liberty a universal heritage. It warns that destroying this spirit invites despotism at one's doors.
Theublistery Weekly notes that American publications in the past fifty years show Lincoln far surpassing other historical figures in literary attention, second only to Christ. It adds that before 1870 Napoleon held the top spot for such works.
Mr R G Finch introduces a peculiar caution at the Chelsea Naturalists Club meeting. Members bring diverse pets from snakes to slugs and insects, with the president an expert on slugs. A prior escape prompted the landlord to fearfully confront a stray reptile left behind by a member.
An authority urges taking four cures of Ja salts from a pharmacy and diluting in water each morning to flush clogged kidneys. The remedy, from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is claimed to ease back pain, bladder issues, and blood purification while reducing kidney complications.
The document from Santino Dominican Republic describes a provincial fair promoting unity among Cuba Porto Rico and other Caribbean nations. It foresees the Inter Antillian scope expanding regional ties in politics social and economic relations to attract more islands.
A vintage advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria for babies offering gentle relief from stomach upset, fever, and sleeplessness. It markets the remedy as harmless and vegetarian with no harsh taste and claims physicians recommend it for constipations and diarrhea.
In a paper for the Smithson Institution Dr David Starr Jordan discusses a fish named Sebaa as an exterminator of malaria mosquitoes and other irritants. In 1904 he introduced this fish to the Malian lands where it has since become abundant and greatly reduced mosquito populations.
In a British courtroom a solicitor asks a woman if her husband swears habitually she replies no he only does so at times the remark sparks laughter and light humor in the proceeding.
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