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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
5
The passage praises a mild Burley pipe blend named after Sir Waltee Raleigh, noted for its rich body and special fragrance. It emphasizes its suitability for all-day smoking and growing enjoyment, while contrasting it with others that cause distress to grave-dwellers.
A Los Angeles mother touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted, gentle remedy for her son Leroy Young’s stomach and bowel problems. She praises its gentleness, vegetable base, and long standing use by mothers and physicians, noting its success in relieving constipation and biliousness.
News Review of Current Events reports American delegates to the London naval limitation conference with hopes of substantial reductions. President Hoover signals support for any agreement and the White House frames likely cuts in tonnage, submarines, and destroyers aligned with other powers. Prohibition debate heats in Congress as Boston cases spark coast guard tensions and agency controversy.
Reports from Europe state Erenier Tardieu expects the conference to finish in three to four weeks with France taking a leading role. Paris would push a scheme spanning 1926 to limit capital ships and focus on auxiliary cruisers destroyers and submarines. France favors transmitting any agreement to the League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission and anticipates a League conference within six years.
The appropriations committee urges upgraded American army fighting machines and up to date equipment. It reported to the house War department supply appropriations totaling 1 000 000 for experimental efforts and 855 for further experiments.
At the German reparations conference in the Plague region disputes loom over a final settlement. Bulgarian finance minister Vladimir Mioloff pleads for reduced indemnity, saying Bulgaria cannot pay and proposing a lower figure per year.
Historic notice touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as the popular laxative line. It claims a harmless prescription to ease constipation and improve digestion for men women and children with no griping and pleasant taste.
Humblat prince of Liedmont and heir to Italy’s throne marries Starle Jose of Belgium in a grand Quirinal ceremony in Rome attended by 1500 notables including King Albert and King Victor Emmanuel. The couple later visit Turin for further public festivities.
A Senate passed prohibition measure faces a hostile House. Speaker Longworth says the House leaders oppose a joint congressional committee. Fifty pro prohibition Democrats and Republicans pledge to block the plan as tensions rise between the administration and Congress.
Radical Republicans secured Folletta from Wisconsin a seat on the Finance Committee as a contested appointment faced off against traditional Mine Republicans. Senator Thomas of Jaho was also named, with vacancies created by Edge and Sackett resignations. The panel now has 11 Republicans and 8 Democrats, and cross party alignments could shift control away from Eastern Republicans.
The senate presses the tariff bill with focus on wooling and rayon alika as part of routine business. A committee probe into lobbying heard witnesses discussing sugar schedule changes and the President’s name surfaced amid a sharp rebuke from FH Pike Jr. a New York sugar broker.
A new road between Luugastol and Eidfjord in Norway opens as a challenging, safety focused route. The one way eastbound schedule requires drivers to start on the hour or half hour, while westbound traffic is directed to waiting areas.
A cryptic note about a dead letter prompts curiosity as a postal tale unfolds. The fragment hints at a letter that perished in transit, raising questions about correspondence and forgotten mail.
A note suggests many residents avoid the ward to dodge attention and stay out of public view.
In Congress a push to tighten prohibition enforcement centers on a request from Frestdest for 30 new speed boats to patrol the Great Lakes coastguard. The request appears in a supplementary budget report urging action within three months before the navigation season opens. Each boat would be 34 to 36 feet long with a four man crew.
Toward Bok longtime editor of the Ladies Home Journal and noted philanthropist died suddenly at his winter home near Lake Wales Florida. He was sixty six and had retired from work. Born in Holland he used his fortune to support public philanthropic efforts. Also reported death of Henry J Cu chief of the weather service in Chicago, oldest weather forecaster in the country.
Friends and admirers urged J Persiiing to challenge Senator Norris in Nebraska in 1910. He indicated no desire to seek public office and pledged his intention not to run, despite pressure from the movement and supporters.
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