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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1901
Page
3
A dog owner in Chicago charts a collie's sophisticated barks as distinct words. The animal greets with Barko1, signals family members, indicates visitors, requests to go outside, asks for meals, and even wags through daily routines, suggesting rudimentary communication.
A fragmented report discusses domestic stove science and kitchen operations. It mentions experiments with cooking temperatures and water media, noting discrepancies between theoretical and actual bake temperatures. The piece hints at bicarbonate effects and egg batters while calling for careful testing of household chemistry.
A fragmentary diary entry discusses a complex expense dispute tied to a sandwich purchase, naming individuals and places such as Omaha, Missouri, and a train, with unclear amounts and relations to a wealthy builder. The text hints at travel, a concerted payment, and a cited price of 171 dollars, all embedded in a damaged OCR passage.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions linen fibers, textures, weaving, and descriptions of hobbies or crafts. It references unclarified terms like cane pin and daggling details, with several garbled phrases and numbers. No clear event or person is identifiable from readable content.
The collapse of a major Philadelphia brokerage drew many leading women investors to the assignee’s office. Dressed in middle age and milliner’s finery, they bartered small bets on fluctuations, chasing quick profit as they observed stock quotes and boards daily, often losing earlier gains amid the failure.
The Charleton News describes blooded game cocks bred for Mexico and sold beyond the border. South Carolina breeders claim big profits from champion birds despite a 4 mile church or school rule. A large pit at Ton Matshal hosts major South Carolina Georgia championship bouts drawing crowds and sporting men.
A young woman from a southern town travels north with money from her fiancé and herself, visits a major Chicago shop, selects a solitaire engagement ring, pays with a kiss like payment, and departs with a receipt. The piece notes she chose the ring herself and bears the cost.
A writer notes that in North America and elsewhere, European numerals on soldiers' shoulder straps identify regiment numbers. The author finds these numerals differ from Chinese or Japanese scripts, aiding quick recognition but causing confusion among foreigners accustomed to different symbols.
Delinquent tax list names owners including Bimith Powers Hickedden Unbson Hanson Molinas Blakey Mowrey Beddo Olmatead Jenkins Crone Workman Bridges Hatch Warren Cook Alma Young. Notices state payment by January 20 1901 or property and lien will be sold at the county courthouse Vernal Utah. Treasurer J B Blankenship signs.
Report claims the young rajah of Jhind, ruler of a major Punjab estate, wed a European woman Olive Monessen. British officials and Indian scholars debate the match and its implications, noting previous royal unions and wartime politics.
A Kansas City jeweler warns women apply rough handling to rings and watches. He notes tight gloves can ruin settings and many keep valuables in their mouths while bathing. The piece highlights careless habits causing loss and damage to jewelry.
Notice from Vernal Utah stating an assignment to a party named for a legal matter. It requests data verification and filing with the court by Fernald Linh within a stated deadline. Dated in Vernal Utah on January 1.
A long OCR fragment reports a public notice from Utah about a habitat and water rights matter. It mentions state authority, posting requirements, and involvement of interested parties and the public in a formal process under state and federal rules. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Prof Angela Monao of Turin argues in a Clark University talk that magical elication and gumination aid muscle and brain growth. He urges more muscular exercise than intellectual work and that reading begin after age nine score, linking fatigue in muscles to brain activity and noting mobile limbs correlate with higher intelligence. He adds anecdotes of an African visitor and a rat-catching snake in New York. Black fish valued as food nearly equals chicken in nutrition.
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