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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
3
A fragmentary satirical scene features Senator Heveridge and a comic misunderstanding about attire and propriety. A Wichita man grapples with a painful tooth while a friend jokes about dental nerve and a shotgun scenario.
A fragmentary item discusses a new dress and its shocking taste amid colorful asides about colors and shopping. The passage references shopkeepers Drog Ist a and Ghee Stores, with lines about substitutes and a misread ad note. It ends with a quotation from John Raskin on personal freedom versus obligation.
Reports span a broad set of events including labor disputes in Pittsburg coal fields, a political dispute over a project in Tresalan, and a murder case in Elizabeth. Other items note a quake near San Bernardino, a fatal crash near Ripley Oklahoma, prison mutiny in Vilna, and a prizefight crowd injury in Verd Cra Mexico. Additional items cover political indictments, protests in London, and municipal water plans for San Francisco.
The scene outside the White House shows a reporter seeking details on cabinet meetings. Meyer, calm and jocular, deflects and insists nothing of significance was discussed. He repeats the line that they were all amazed and puzzled by the meeting.
A fragment describes comic phrases and coined terms in a rural humor column. It references a dinner party mix up and a question about a grasshopper joke, then shifts to a note on domestic duties and a veterinary clerk’s tardiness in Basle Roches.
An elderly couple credits Postum with alleviating nervous dyspepsia and nervous strain after replacing coffee. They report improved brain and nerve power, better stomach health, and overall well being for the entire family.
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