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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a preventive and cure for sore throat. It claims the gargle cleanses and strengthens throat mucosa, outperforming iodine antiseptics, with a price of 26 or 60 cents a box and free samples from The Paxton Toilet Co of Boston.
A brief dialogue snippet shows a mother and Cutler discussing a baby who can talk. The mother notes the child speaks, but only she can understand him, highlighting a private family moment.
The 36 ton yacht Reduta sails on a 6000 mile voyage from Gosport to Buenos Aires under Capt Harry Williams. Crew are Hampshire men and the trip includes stops at Ma tetra Cape Verde Pernambuco and Montevideo. The vessel Moyana previously sailed to Odessa.
During a rehearsal Mrs Campbell fends off Charles Trohman remarks on line delivery. She asserts she is an artist and refuses to reveal secrets, while the manager softens the exchange with a cautious reply.
A Carthage Missouri teacher details a long decline followed by recovery after using GrapeNuts and Postum drinks. She describes nervous prostration, stomach pain, constipation, piles, and headaches, then notes weight gain and restored health for over two years. The letter promotes GrapeNuts as the remedy and cites The Toad to Wellville book.
Two American students from Kansas and Alabama describe the costly Paris voice training circuit. They detail living in mansard attics, attending clubs, paying for lessons, diction, acting classes, and rent, and the aim of earning professional engagements in Paris despite high expenses and social distractions.
A young mother raised her child to know the late husband through his photo. Each day she pointed out features to the girl, calling him papa. When the officer returned, the four year old exclaimed the man looks like papa but papa has no leg.
A head clerk recalls a surreal dream as he envisions being Andrew Carnegie awakened by a bagpiper on Ninety First Street. An Irish foreman disrupts the scene with a shotgun ending the lamentable performance, while the narrator muses on longing, luck, and a mythical, perfect cantaloupe promised by fate.
A whimsical op ed laments the canteloupe as deceitful though alluring. It mocks the fruit’s lush appearance and promises, warning readers to beware hollow expectations and greedy purchases while a shopper faces hopeful yet risky optimism.
In the poem by A P Russell the French poet Malherbe is portrayed as a delicate ear criticising all he sees. His confessor’s offhand remark about heaven leads Malherbe to quip that any further talk would disgust him, highlighting his refined taste.
Miss Marjorie Patterson of Franklin, Massachusetts, becomes the first woman to receive the A B degree at Jackson College through Tufts College Woman’s Department. She may be the sole graduate for the next three years, having completed her work with West Virginia University credits as a transfer student.
In letters from readers dated 1910, Miss Mattie J Shaffer and Mrs F L Marbe report severe eczema improved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. They claim full cure after trying doctors and other products, and note a free sample offer via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
Sanaa Tom recounts a tale of instant attraction after hearing a telephone operator’s voice. He pursued a quick marriage, choosing romance over a formal courtship as their bond formed from a single moment of connection.
In a surreal exchange Gray Matter quotes Mr. Pushem recalling he once believed he could bite brains for 25 dollars weekly Then he admits needing a $100,000 lawyer to fix the resulting legal tangles.
Consumers are urged to check every bottle of Castoria for the correct label and the signature of In Use for Over 30 Years. The warning stresses Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A terse exchange shows a manager pushing for high payment while a prima donna responds that services are valuable and priced accordingly. The dialogue hints at bargaining tension and demand for fair compensation.
The readable lines present jumbled phrases about shoes and walking aids, with garbled names and place references. No coherent event or facts emerge beyond scattered hints of product mentions and vague instructions.
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