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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
4
Frank Debeo and Miss Coli Woenry wed in a local ceremony. The page also notes debtors urged to settle with Exypases for job work, a report of a large shipment of California pears and produce, local arrests for disturbing the peace, cautions about medicine advertisements, and several town developments including photography services, stage arrivals, and land for sale.
A Friday cloud burst on Little Brush Creek caused a ten foot wall of water that devastated waterways. Dams along Tattle Liush were washed out and ditches damaged, with $2000 in data and duels losses. Crops on bottom land flooded and likely a total loss, while fences escaped major damage. Farmers along the stream brace for future floods.
A recent issue of a science journal discusses whether sugar occurs in tobacco and the nature of saccharine matter found in Virginia and other tobaccos. Prof Church and Prof Miller review samples showing nicotine content and saccharine substances, noting varied percentages and a polariscopic analysis suggesting a complex, likely unknown composition.
An article discusses the strategic and cultural importance of the Turkish straits and waterways. It notes the Bosphorus and Golden Horn traffic, the currents and danger, and the influence of Greek, Turkish, and Venetian powers. The piece weighs historical claims of copying respectives and reflects on naval movement and safety concerns.
Henry Stomberger of Allentown Pennsylvania writes about chronic ailments contracted while serving as a pirate in Company A 107th Pennsylvania Volunteera and credits doctors and a penny remedy with curing him. He praises the Journal Thug Company and urges veterans to seek similar treatment.
A fragmentary report describes the spire of Silbury Cathedral in southern England as tottering and at risk of collapse. Work to reinforce the structure began after engineers assessed the danger, with the tower’s damage seen as a sign of mounting structural trouble. The century-old tower faced increasing instability, prompting warnings and emergency measures to prevent a collapse.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a tilt event affecting a large area on the west coast of South Amerea. It notes measurements in feet and a brief timeframe of hours, but specific locations, dates, and entities are unclear.
A jumble of mis-spelled names and anecdotes shows how some people arrive at conclusions by flawed reasoning. The tale recounts a New York judge interrogating jurors about prejudice, a juror claiming lawyers made them biased, and a corrective sheriff check. It also notes a dog with artificial teeth in Michigan and an African digging fish that burrows during dry seasons.
Portuguese fishermen report a black spot on each side of a haddock's head resembling Peter's thumb and fingers. The legend says the haddock supplied the piece of tribute money miraculously found in its mouth.
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