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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
3
The piece debunks Aquid air claims that require little coal to produce ten gallons of liquid air, showing twelvefold power needed per gallon in a theoretical engine. It also blends health and moral aphorisms about beauty, health, neighborly duty, and various ads for medical tonics, machinery, and fruitless boasts.
The piece argues the Christian version of the Golden Rule, Do unto others, as a positive command, contrasts with older negatives from Isocrates, Confucius, and rabbinic sources. It claims Christ uniquely instructs action rather than prohibition and cites cited sources to support the difference.
Rail line advertises low fares for round trips from Richmond to Atchison and from Indianapolis to Indianspolis with two daily trains to each city. Dates July 8–10 and July 16–18. Dining cars included. standard and tourist Pullmans, led by Warren as general agent in Salt Lake City. Also note on Spanish minister's informal protests over Chihuahua brass band crossing into New Mexico.
The Rio Grande Western railway began operating dining cars on all through trains beginning June 1. Train No 4 from Ogden and Salt Lake City schedules with dining service, offering coffee and tolls breakfast and a full menu. The article also touches on various unrelated topics and anecdotes.
A list of key Baltimore & Ohio Railroad directors and their connections to major banks and rail interests includes William Solomon of New York Jacob Schiff James J ELM and Edward Harriman Norman B Ream Loury Fitzgerald Charles Steele and others. The report notes their roles in banking law and railroad governance and mentions local Maryland figures Crawford Black and John Vai Findlay appointed by the governor to the board. It also briefly references Peggy Pondergrana of Auntaton Alabama baptized by immersion last week.
A traveler visiting Colorado for the first time expresses awe at the state’s agricultural potential and mineral wealth. The report highlights extensive land, prolific fruit and beet industries, and a new brochure “The Fertile Lands of Colorado” by Denver Rio Grande railway detailing lands and locations.
Disjointed dispatches report health of ex secretary John Sherman, Guatemalan tensions, a proposed Negro colony in New Jersey, and rumors of Belgian royalty visits. Notes on cotton flood losses, drought in New South Wales, Salvador refugees, and anti colonial unrest. Mentions Panama fever, South Africa troop counts, and U S political queries.
An advertisement extols an herbal laxative remedy called braup or Fina from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims gentle, effective cleansing of the system, relief from constipation, and prevention of illness by using native plant principles. Sold by druggists for 69 cents per bottle.
Monsieur Callne takes his son to the Zoo to ask if orangutans can endure the climate. The father replies they endure it perfectly but must be stuffed first.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burnt Bhake Into your shoes Allen's Wout. Easo, a powder for the feet. It makes tight or New Shoss feel Hasy, Cures Corns Bunions, Swollen, Hot and Bwenting Peet. At all Druggrata and Rhoa Stores, 2c Sample sent FRE, Address Allen S Olmsted, LaRoy, N.
A short, humorous note discusses a recurring problem of naming a dish as either a piece of strawberry shortcake or a slice of strawberry cake. The writer, in a light tone, quotes the perplexed speaker and blends in era flavor with casual remarks about Sunday bread rumors and rail travel chatter.
A garbled text mix blends dialogue about horseshoes and storms with medieval moral musings and scattered phrases. It references a princess, a cure, a cyclone comparison, and a critique of nobility, ending with imagery of crowns and a thorn.
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