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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
3
The notice explains why samples are not sent for Schilling's Best products. It argues samples are unnecessary because people prefer not to receive them, the sample tea is often rated lower than the tea itself, and every package carries a money-back guarantee from the grocer. It also mentions additional Schilling products and brand names.
An erratic desert tale follows a boy’s plea about the meaning of love. A father’s quest, a trek through scorching Nevada, and Maggie Hong Toy’s bond amid harshness reveal sacrifice, heat, and a haunting meditation on humanity and faith.
In a dialogue from the Chicago Record two men discuss the idea of love and affection, noting its lack of rules and comparing it to coping with navigation. They mention the term love as a frail notion for adults and question its applicability in their desert setting.
A Salt Lake Herald report notes one man bets against gold bug triumphs this fall and that Richard Mackintosh wired £1,000 to London and £1,000 to Martin's bank to back McKinley. He dismisses the English bettor as bluff while hinting at further wagers. The piece cites three western men funding a $6,000 cash pool for Bartine's Bi-Metal list campaign, including Marcus Daly of Montana.
A Mexican man was seen with a black rattlesnake captured alive in Pomona canyons. Eyewitnesses, including Jacob Morency, debated its color, noting rattlesnakes vary in hue from jet black to ochre and red, with distinctive diamond markings. Morency warned of bites and death, while recounting encounters across Southern California and Baja California.
A white specimen described as nearly milk white with faint black flies near diamond spots was captured alive and taken to San Diego. It was sold for $25 to a man named King, who collected rare reptiles and insects for eastern nations.
An early naturalist reports on ants moving to new quarters carrying burdens and tending helpless relatives. After a staged murder to test communication, the ants allegedly held quick meetings and fled, with no ants passing that path for the rest of the day.
Colonel Snort remarks to the president on a topic as Governor Joseph il Williams of Maine dies aged, state official dies after long illness.
Growing Boy principle urges mothers to let children do for themselves. Quote from Mark Twain warns against overbearing mothers who take over tasks for their sons or daughters. Advocates patient teaching, guiding children to complete chores and recover items, fostering long term independence and self sufficiency.
A San Francisco company official advises on tea preparation. Boil water, pour over tea, and steep six to eight minutes before serving to ensure proper flavor. The guidance applies to any tea, stressing a consistent method.
The Great Eastern, the largest ship ever built, weighed 2000 tons. Her propulsion used four engines, each delivering 1000 horsepower, totaling substantial marine power.
A severe blaze in Henderson Kentucky destroyed the Pythian building Park theatre and Barret house along with multiple other structures. While exact losses are hard to gauge, well informed citizens estimate damages around $250000 as financial figures remain uncertain.
An advertisement lists Hall a family pile and other items, asserting reliability of CHYNEY &C Tolaty and Wrat & Tava Wholesale Drugglata Toledo 0, Holle for a concentrate claimed to cure catarrh by acting on the blood and system surfaces. It ends with a remark on a comet’s weight.
The list cites top measures: the Antwerp cathedral spire at 17 feet, France's deepest coal mine at 3,483 feet, gallium valued at $100 per pound, Washington Street in Boston at 17.4 miles, Belgium’s Lambert mine at 3,490 feet, Krupp Gun Works’ giant hammer, and a large jug crafted by English potters in Atherstone.
DeSmith notes extending New York limits would grant one major benefit. Hostetter counters with McGlonis asking which advantage. Guy DeSmith replies it can take its own garden truck.
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