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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1893
Page
3
A humorous exchange features a professor of languages charging different rates for lessons with 50 85 and 2 dollars per session. The anecdote jokes about high prices and students avoiding the pricier options as no one takes the 85 lessons.
A quirky note quotes Brownly and Yellowly in a quarrel about friendship and rumor. The exchange centers on alleged remarks about Yellowly’s wife and her worth as a spouse, with attribution to a third party in a New York Herald context.
A small artist explains painting a tile girl and a bureau scene. She wants to add a rouge blush and a rouge boa detail to show the girl did the painting herself, seeking guidance from Mamma.
A Detroit Tribune note mentions a scientist’s plan to join Prof Snatch fame’s arctic expedition and a responder claiming nine Boston girls have refused him. The dialogue hints at expected hardships of polar research and the speaker’s confidence in handling them.
A Detroit Free Press item notes a witty exchange about keeping birthdays “very still” by a sister, reflecting lighthearted social humor in the era.
A political orator faces opposition as a speaker's sarcasm draws protests from an enraged attendee at a Chicago convention, highlighting rising tensions within the gathering.
A collection of light quips and sketches including a Puck style dialogue about which address to use for a mysterious woman, a poet meeting an editor, and a child’s joke about increasing allowance. Names like Polecat Hollow and Harper’s Young People appear in compact vignettes.
A fragmentary exchange questions a boy’s companion and recalls a father who is a foreign minister. The odd cadence hints at a humorous or satirical local item and a playful captioned moment.
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