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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
4
A farmer earns a dollar from produce and spends it through a chain of local businesses from grocer to dry goods, garage, milliner, drug store and back to farming. The piece questions how a dollar circulated locally versus through a distant catalogue house.
A commentary argues that women’s influence in politics elevates discourse and enforces honor in public service. It urges communities to form women’s study groups on political questions and asserts political womanhood can restore scrupulous civic duty.
An examiner rejects abbreviations in school health reports after explaining to a mother that "poor nut" means poor nutrition. The piece argues concealed weapons are unlawful and too common in cities and urges severe punishment to deter gun use.
Daily verses offer themes of peace and trust from scriptures.Sunday urges belief in Jesus porment and preparation for heaven while Monday recalls repentance to avoid death.Wednesday invites calm, Thursday proclaims heavenly peace, Friday highlights God as refuge, and Saturday promises perfect peace for those who trust in God.
A compact reflective piece contrasts pessimism and optimism through a series of pointed aphorisms. It warns against premature judgments and borrowing trouble, noting that justice often tilts before evidence is heard and that the optimist may turn pessimist when hope wanes.
The article recalls Red Jacket, Seneca chief and famed orator of the Wolf clan, noting his neutral stance during the Revolution, his alliance with the British, and his sharp defenses of Seneca beliefs against Christian missionaries. It also mentions later events and local figures in a stream of memories and anecdotes.
A close up study of a neighbor's better side promises insight and greater satisfaction with life. The piece urges readers to observe quietly and reap sweeter, more enjoyable days by recognizing unspoken good qualities.
A young man sentenced to ten years to life after an incident triggers a reflection on thought and conscience. The piece argues two universal laws, nature and divine morals, cannot be violated without punishment, while human laws may be evaded by some.
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