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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
2
Ashley Bartlett, a Vernal native and former Vernal Expresa printer, writes and critiques the Pioyo Democrat. He argues for more support to improve imprint and makeup, envisioning a better readable newspaper for Provo. The note praises local printing talent and urges room to grow.
The Vernal City Council fails to secure a quorum at July 8 and July 17 meetings despite paying members five dollars per meeting. A special session is set for Monday July 22 to address attendance and pay policy.
The piece notes broad cost increases across manufactured goods and printing. Paper, blank legal covers, and labor have all climbed, pushing newspaper production costs up. If trends continue, another price hike for papers like the Vernal Express is likely. advance payment suggestions appear.
The passage proclaims bustling times with work available for all ages and many trades. It highlights plenty of water, pleasant days, good crops, and strong finances, claiming livery workers, bees, and sheep men express optimism about current conditions and wages.
A reflective column defends reporting on court cases and gambling in Vernal. The editor argues readers deserve coverage of private and professional poker, court actions, and county news even at risk to business relationships.
The Express defends not running poker games nor controlling them while urging officers to fulfill duties. It notes public exposure of private games by officials and insists gambling remains illegal, arguing journalists share responsibility with marshals and judges to inform the public.
Strops are made by soaking linoleum strips for 20 hours in a solution of hartshorn and alum, then dried, soaped, and pumice polished. They are attached to wooden handles to provide a smooth sharp edge for razors, according to Scientific American.
The text claims eyes serve as a barometer for emotions and asserts most people are seasick from seeing waves. It describes standing a person before a wall mirror and slowly moving the mirror to induce seasickness, claiming nine of ten women will feel seasick immediately.
A Chicago Tribune exhortation urges soldiers to embrace heroism and sacrifice for the Legion of Zone. It emphasizes joining a immortal company of martyrs, facing death without obscurity, and resuming duty after setbacks. It portrays service as a great moment for society and calls men to endure and persevere.
The Library Voice reappears after months away with friends noting a subdued tone. She explains the change comes from extensive library work that makes speakers wary of causing noise, leading to softer speech and a reverent style in public.
A neighbor recalls a tense exchange revealing a couple’s conflict and a maid’s door listen. They say the husband and wife quarrel only on Sundays between three and six when the maid is out. The tale is translated for Trinstlintic Tales from File gentle Latter.
Advice urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for cramps colic and cholera morbus to avoid pain and save lives. Sold by Walter Lioyd Drug Company.
Kitty recounts a tale of an odd man and a Heavenlike Haven where two people with linked visions live apart yet see the same world. A cottage dream battles doubt as Honest, a girl who tends roses, and a man with books test sincerity and love.
Charles Coleman, just released after a three month sentence, had to be escorted from Caldwell New Jersey jail at gunpoint by a deputy warden. He cried at leaving the routine and feared homelessness outside. Officials sympathized but could not detain him. He vowed he would not be away long.
A garbled OCR passage mixes lines about love and indispensability with biblical and Shakespearean echoes. It references Robert Louis Stevenson and an altered quote about taxes, ending with a stray line from Puck. The text is fragmentary and stylistically varied with no clear news hook.
Cherryvale postmaster FL M Hamilton doubles as a general merchant and offers Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The product is stocked to satisfy customers and is available for sale by Walter Lloyd Drug Curany.
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