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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
7
An old farmer recalls sending four sons to college and notes mixed feelings among neighbors. He emphasizes pride in college educated sons who share stories and songs after farm work, reflecting on the value and social payoff of higher education.
The narrative follows a house project begun last November with grand plans from a woman who admires a steam era dining room and aims for a pink bedroom and a painted hall. She envisions seasonal décor updates and a bright kitchen, but expresses fatigue at delays and doubts the mansion will ever be finished to her exact liking.
An officer of the guards faced heat at a dinner party and finally asked for a fire screen. The pompous host boasted that a British soldier should stand fire, but the guest retorted that the heat was behind him.
Ito left after a farewell dinner to accept a post in New York but returned eight months later, saying he could not stand the town as it was too American. He called refusing a five year deal the luckiest decision he ever made and blamed the contract for his troubles.
Fragmentary dialect note describes fear of bathing and insomnia as the speaker recalls wandering to the river at night and returning to sleep in a different place. The fragment hints at personal habit and unease without clear conflicts or broader events.
A cataclysm during a mazy dance harms Gavigabe, causing regret as her hobble skirt bursts and she sinks into injury and embarrassment.
A reader recalls a remarkable guide named Gugfish who led a desert caravan for ten days and then steered them to safety, recalling he was once a New York streetcar motorman as noted by Puck in a humorous exchange.
A brief, clipped dialogue recounts a misfortune involving a batpin stuck in a boy or man’s arm. The exchange notes regret and the pin’s value, describing an unpleasant experience and its high cost.
A heated confrontation erupts as labor troubles spill into the scene, with Chippendale reacting in fury after a dismissal by the union. The incident follows mounting tensions over working conditions and wage disputes.
A fragment shows Mrs Lap or similar urging Johnny to chew gum less to avoid overworking salivary glands, reflecting a domestic moment with cautious health remarks.
An aged millionaire woos a young widow, persuading her to marry him with a promise of affection. She echoes his words in a brief, distracted exchange about love and worth.
Fragmentary note says Spendit has not paid for his yacht and refers to someone as a floating Sebt. Context and parties are obscured, with no verifiable names or events to document.
A compact reflection on marriage and honesty. A speaker notes that there are moments in life when a man must stand by his wife and tell the truth, highlighting moral tension and relational duty.
A dog blocks a romantic scene as a man sings of his dream girl and attempts a leap over a fence. The bulldog catches him mid jump, creating an unintended but humorous interruption.
The text presents garbled dialogue about a man in trouble and a hazy plan to search a cellar for a fat leak while he goes out to get something described as a gay fitter. It lacks clear identities or actions.
The narrator recalls Miss Vassarward and a professor angered by a prank on his door. Pasty black sticky tart involved, and the incident features admonitions to avoid his door in the future.
Fragmentary lines describe a maid, a clover alebi, and an 11k chance. The text hints at lack of skill in making pleat and fur, with a whimsical tone. No clear names or events available to fully identify.
A playful exchange aboard an American liner after arrival prompts a traveler to joke about landfall at a familiar port. A woman asks if the fellow is glad to be on solid ground, while the other quips about misreading the destination as Queens Town.
A quirky note contrasts Tate’s cruel tricks on mortals with Thanan’s invention Pigs to Clover, noting Thanan died in clover. The fragment hints at mythic or literary figures and unusual wordplay without a clear event.
A witty exchange unfolds in a drugstore skit where a clerk pitches Bouquet de Gasolens to a customer. The customer retorts with a request for a more modern cologne echoing an airship theme.
Utah launches a statewide body to boost settlement and investment, guiding agricultural development, land opportunities, and manufacturing. The league coordinates with sixty affiliated groups, plans an annual convention, and showcases Utah resources at events like the Los Angeles Pacific Land and Products Exposition to attract settlers and capital.
A short scene at a barber shop depicts a 15 year old colored boy delivering news to Jim about Linda's marriage to Bill Lee. The boy explains Linda arranged the marriage and used the time to reveal she has already wed. The exchange ends with the boy asking the door be closed on leaving.
An amused guest praises Welsh Rabbit and asks for cooking tips. Mr Crosslet explains a method: gather all set-out ingredients, place them in a chafing dish, light the alcohol lamp, and stir vigorously until his wife says stop.
Instructions describe nosebleed first aid using a small probe with nut or cotton dipped in creosote or alum and cold water. If bleeding continues, snuffing cold water through the nostrils may help and medical advice should be sought if bleeding is profuse.
A home care note suggests buying an extra yard of stair carpet and turning it under at each end during installation. As the carpet wears, the excess allows the material to be slipped up or down, equalizing wear on the step edges.
An editorial notes criticism of men judged by elite whiskers while asserting no man is perfect. It argues perfection remains a distant aim and social judgments fixate on appearance. The piece reflects a period tone about vanity and virtue.
A Boston Herald style line argues that pride and fame are precarious as a man should yield to a friend when wrong but must be a hero who yields to his wife when right, framing a moral standard for behavior and humility.
A reflective line notes that some men consistently say the right thing in the wrong place, highlighting a recurring mismatch between truth and context. The remark observes discomfort at misapplied commentary and the folly of timing in speech.
Cartoon caption notes that a businessman jokes about relief when a colleague is fired, implying the office dynamic changes after the departure. The tone is witty and resigned to workplace shifts and dependencies.
Astronomers attribute the red moon hue to a dense atmosphere, driven by watery vapor and gases. The phenomenon draws interest from stargazers observing altered color tones and sky conditions.
An advertised remedy named Sarsalabs promotes cures for humors catarrh rheumatism and nervousness. It claims to restore appetite relieve fatigue and paleness and build up the whole system with liquid or chocolate tablets.
In a playful dialogue Jason Da nee Count De Bree I offers to show a family tree to Miss Gottroz Ohk as she expresses curiosity about a coconut tree. The exchange blends whimsy with a nod to scientific lineage.
Atlanta writer Clark Jlowell recounts an elderly black man in Georgia charged with stealing chickens. The inexperienced lawyer could not prevent a harsh sentence after the crime was deemed proven beyond doubt. The condemned man, with a cheerful reply, faces a severe punishment.
A court or public notice style line describes a dispute over a gun sale. The complainant asserts the weapon was a repeater while the seller defends the claim. The exchange hints at misrepresentation and echoes a regional patois.
Fragmentary exchange mentions sending a kitten for companionship. The text lacks clear context, names, dates, or locations to establish a fuller news value.
An active young woman shares how Grape Nuts and a noon luncheon with cream and fruit improved her nervous prostration and dyspepsia. She credits the diet with stabilizing her work life and praises The Road to Wellville guidance for women.
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