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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1903
Page
4
A fragmentary notice cites an author credited with a series of sensational titles including Little Aliss Villions The Spider's Web Aliss Captive Dr Jack's Widow and related works. Copyright details point to Street and Smith New York as the publisher.
In a staged scene a young man Charita questions a baron and defends a countess as Arline Brand reveals a life tangled with wealth and deception. Captain Brand’s alleged betrayal and a dangerous plot against Arline unfold amid flirtation and danger as the plot thickens.
A lively crowd of New York women gathered to welcome the president in a grand reception. They expressed delight and curiosity about how to address the leader, while officials moved through the whirl of applause and questions.
A dated notice describes a three month subscription offer for El Paso readers. Subscribers receive a bundle of goods valued at about 40 bits with a $5 bonus in vows and tobacco included for one price.
A fragmented verse contrasts a fat man’s life with football glory and danger. It depicts fear of treason, the emperor, and death as harsh fates, while praising athletic feats yet noting his weight hampers performance and risks. The piece portrays struggle, destiny, and a stoic resolve.
Adolph Bunge of Leipzig used a calf to end a piano practice by a downstairs student. He assaulted the animal to bleat loudly, angering neighbors. The magistrate fined him for nuisance and refusing to remove the calf, despite his defense of animal music.
The passage notes several fish species producing sounds. The red gurnard is nicknamed seacock for its crowing noise, another fish is called the pipe, ophidium species have sound producing bones that can rattle, and the margie from the Mediterranean drums at depth up to thirty fathoms.
A wealthy New Yorker’s child received a harp playing doll as a Christmas gift. The toy performs three tunes as the girl moves her head and eyes, her chest rising and falling in apparent breath, while the doll's features playfully react to the music. The cost is noted as a substantial sum.
Davian Thompson famed Black Halls prospector collapsed during a thrill while gold hunting in a ledge described as thick with quartz and free gold. Doctors found a ruptured brain blood vessel. Thompson died soon after. He had four partners sharing the mine loot, and no one knows his residence.
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