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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
7
Fragments describe cigar sales at wholesale price levels with scattered letters and unclear locations including Key West and Chicago. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details, making precise facts unavailable.
A playful, fragmented exchange shows quirky mishearings and invented phrases about duties, alibis, and domestic scolding. The dialogue features characters like Waltrese and Nipper's Bazar in a humorous, nonsensical mood.
A Colorado man credits stopping coffee and switching to Postum with restored digestion nervous balance and a stable heart after life insurance rejection. The testimonial claims health gains include relief from indigestion and anxiety and notes a second exam approved coverage.
Eight towns vote dry or secede from the saloon map while Salt Lake City and Ogden sustain wet status in a statewide election. Garfield remains dry for incorporation reasons. Saltair and Park City influence reflect local open saloon sentiment. Joseph F. Smith and Charles W. Nibley testified in Washington on the sugar trust inquiry.
The German press forecasts Germany’s stake in Gus province and Moroccan resources if France and Spain withdraw, citing Cologne Gazette and Morgen Post. Berlin notes France and Britain reportedly agree to Germany’s move while Foreign Secretary Hiren Von Eideilen is on vacation, signaling nonurgent outlook.
Colen Liugene F. Ware United States pension commissioner under Roosevelt and noted western lawyer died suddenly from heart disease Saturday night at Cascade a summer resort near this city He had been affected by heat at his farm near Fort Scott Kansas before arriving here Friday to spend the summer.
Munich royal opera director Mottl died Sunday after a two week illness. He had learned of his critical condition on June 23 and had just married Senta Tasabender, a leading royal opera singer. In Butte Montana a saloon robbery at Daniel Boyle and P J Boyle occurred at midnight Saturday with three masked bandits, seven miners forced to the wall and over $1000 taken.
The Georgia born former commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, General Clement A Livans, died Sunday afternoon at age 79 after a long illness. His death ends a lengthy military lineage and marks a notable end to a Confederate veteran leadership era.
Investigation into the death of John Sfalfin, a noted miser, uncovered over $13 000 in gold and currency. Officers, while inspecting a dilapidated hovel, tore down a cook stove revealing two sacks of coin totaling $12,410, mostly $20 gold pieces, plus papers showing substantial real estate holdings.
Official figures suggest the federal treasury for the 1911 fiscal year ending June 30 will show an ordinary surplus of 4 568 620 dollars and an excess of 31 205 923 dollars over all disbursements including Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
Five people died and two were injured when a horse drawing a vehicle was struck by a Long Island train near Ozone Park late Sunday. The accident occurred at a grade crossing in the suburbs as the horse and wagon were hit by the approaching train.
An active bid for former Governor J W Folk for president was launched Saturday by the Missouri Democratic league. The group plans a fight to secure Folk as the national convention choice next year.
The Manchester bishop at Church Iouse Westminster argues happiness comes from many worries. He contrasts a man with one worry facing lunacy with a busy man who never dwells on his woes yet remains happy.
Sheldon Smith of Arlington House Woodland California credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with ending years of kidney secretions and night time urination. He describes severe back and limb stiffness and walking difficulty before using the remedy. He praises its life changing effects and urges others to try Doan’s, sold by druggists and stores.
A historical note recalls Thackeray as a kindly editor at Cornhill who hesitated to reject manuscripts even paying for unprinted contributions to avoid hurting writers. The anecdote may be apocryphal yet reflects the widely told image of his stern yet compassionate character.
Mrs F B Warmon of Atoka Tennessee recalls a six month old with widespread scalp eruptions and hair loss. After using Cuticura Mesolvent Soap Ointment and Resolvent over weeks the child improved dramatically and hair regrew. She endorses Cuticura for cuts and sores and toilet use endorsing its remedy claims.
A fragment notes Kete-Maud is married and lacks housekeeping knowledge while Alice claims she performs the Arat role of securing a husband to manage the home. The text hints at gender roles and domestic expectations in a terse dialogue.
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