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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary collage evokes comic and dramatic bits from a period publication. It mentions a girl with a tie curl at a dance, a chick hatched, the phrase dead heat, and varied vignettes including a talk of fortune and a circus contortionist.
An old village concert plan collapses as organizers secure a piano from Farmer Hayseed. The village crowd awaits music while a store and couple banter about sugar and ants. A lamp is thrown in a remembered quarrel and a summer resort encounter closes the scene.
An oddly garbled cereal advertisement from CEREALCO Ltd names Frostu and Bate Greek among unclear references. The copy suggests Grape-Nuts as a rebuilder rather than a stimulant, but the text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
A Yosemite stage carrying eleven passengers plunged 100 feet into the Merced River near Portal. One man and three women died. two horses perished as the driver and others escaped by leaping to safety amid a chaotic crash on a sharp curve between Yosemite and Mt Jortal.
An advertisement urges attention to kidney symptoms and promotes Deans Kidney Pills as a remedy. Mrs AFE Fulton of Portland Oregon reports swelling and edema improved after use, noting the pills helped her condition. The ad lists Milburn Co Buffalo NY as a distributor and prices at 60 cents a box.
A testimonial praises Cutleura Remedies for a severe eczema cure after doctor abandonment and long pain. The clipping shifts to a minister's talk on the heart and a gas meter voice, followed by a Coca Cola appeal noting refreshment and a 1910 baseball record booklet offer.
After fifteen months away Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived aboard the Kalserie Auguste Victoria on June 18 and triggered an immense reception. He and his family declined interviews but engaged in lively talks, preferring White Steamers and autos over horses as they returned to Mrs. Douglas Robinson’s residence and then to Oyster Bay aboard special trains.
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