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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
10
Advert shows California Fig Syrup as a gentle vegetable laxative for children during growth years from three to twelve. It claims to cleanse the bowels, tone the stomach, and boost energy with claims from a Dallas mother about its benefit during colds and digestive upsets.
A garbled reminiscence centers on Harold a rich young man and a business plan. The narrator recalls a college finding a useless diploma yet hints at a bridge prize as a possible path. The piece explores youth enthusiasm and fitness as a lifestyle for the young spy.
A daughter named Babette Morrison helps her father and neighbors by engaging the new city official, Commissioner Watson, to address road oiling in a tense neighborhood. She persuades him through a housekeeper’s perspective, hoping to calm discontent and prove that ruling by love can work.
Mrs L Hall recommends Bee Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a reliable medicine for tone and nerve support. The testimonial claims it provides complete satisfaction and benefits women seeking a health boost.
A cryptic note in Collier 4 Weekly Sacred Mangletoe story hints at a blessing money that appears without work. The Dradle tale is described as a mystery tied to a mistreated rite in rence.
The article discusses Ophir as a seaport or region linked to Hebrew trade in Solomon's era. It notes long-standing debate on Ophir's location, proposing possibilities in India or southern Arabia and asserts water access from towns on the Red Sea.
Quick comfort for fretful upset children Castoria soothes a restless infant and helps with colic or diarrhea Its gentle formula is safe for infants and can restore calm sleep Parents are advised to keep Castoria at home for any child with a tired tongue or bad breath
The Oaxaca region, capital of its state, is described amid earthquake damage with notes on its history, mines, and people. The article highlights Oaxaca's 40000 residents, a state near Indiana in area, and its Mixtec and Zapotec communities noted for weaving and gold work. It also references local military posts in Washington and health ads.
The Colorado burro known for guiding ore in mines was shot after aging teeth failed him. A public ceremony funded by popular subscription marked his grave on Main Street, reflecting how trains once relied on burros in mining towns.
United States Immigration authorities report a large alien smuggling operation via airplanes along the border with Mexico. Investigations identify four known landing sites in Juárez with likely more across Mexican interior towns. Officials urge air patrols and a fleet of patrol planes to intercept airborne smugglers and curb unlawful entries.
Globe trotting reporter T Howardell recounts a Morocco street deception where a snake charmer fills an Arab volunteer with fear. The crowd cheers as a giant serpent is wrapped around the man, producing a blood curdling scream and a dramatic mock display of strength and wisdom.
An onlookers crowd jeered as a man in the crowd froze in fear and shouted for Allah and Mohammed while spectators threw coins at performers after a controversial display.
A fragment discusses clothing as a social aid enabling access to places previously out of reach. It hints at the idea that sartorial choices can empower movement and acceptance in public spaces.
A Harrisburg infant named Tralph Emerson Apple shows a whistling talent at ten months, discovered by his mother as she observed his musical ability developing unusually early in life.
Mantua Italy prepares to mark Virgil birth with a 15 hectare tract to plant over 200 trees and shrubs. The area will resemble a first century human garden, drawing on ancient themes. A Napoleonic era plan had failed due to funds and a Sergian wool dedication is set for October.
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