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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
5
The text shows a fragmented quote about police protection for children in a park or on the street. It mentions a partner and a concern over safety. The readable content is sparse and lacking clear event details or identifiable persons.
A fragment shows Mrs Vick Senn scolding Volney in a domestic dispute. She insists she has kept him busy for fifteen years and jokes about turning the grindstone, while Volney remains pressed to speak.
A distressed husband fears his wife is entering a decline while an elder assures him she will recover. He reveals prepared arrangements to send her east for the summer, highlighting family concern and distant plans.
In a humorous exchange in Practical Education a Cambridge man is described driving a tram in Manchester prompting a remark about the value of college education. The snippet showcases Victorian humor on mobility and schooling.
A fragment from a humorous page features Auntie Sea scolding Johnnie about bath time with exaggerated talk of bathing an elephant. The caption riff plays on childlike mischief and playful nautical banter.
A Philadelphia traveler en route to Europe suffered seasickness for the first time. He called his wife from his bedside and told her his will was with Commercial Trust Company and to secure the stocks in his safe deposit box. He requested burial on the other side and said he could not endure the trip again, alive or dead.
Walker Brothers Bankers launches Banking by Mail with a new savings department offering 4 percent compound interest on deposits of one dollar or more. The program targets individuals across Utah Idaho Nevada and surrounding states including farmers stockmen merchants and professionals. The bank emphasizes safety confidentiality and convenient mail transactions with options for checks money orders and registered mail.
A detailed illustration shows an easily built frap nest trap used at poultry stations with a 28 inch by 13 inch by 16 inch box. The design uses a division board circular opening and a hinged top door, plus a wire mechanism to release the door when a hen crosses the opening. The device is simple, inexpensive, and claims reliable action in confinement and escape prevention.
The text suggests moving hatched chicks to a garden or under trees when weather allows. It emphasizes providing insects for food and allowing the chicks to roam and catch prey.
A letter from I. W. Spinks recalls severe kidney pain and a diagnosed bladder stone. He reports relief after using Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, noting gravel passed in urine after bottle and a half and expressing gratitude to the remedy. He swore to the statement on August 1, 1900.
A vintage advertisement offers a sample bottle of Kilmer and Co Swamp Root, with a booklet about kidneys and bladder. The copy urges readers to mention the paper when writing and notes sale at drug stores for fifty cents to one dollar.
Marlon tells Marlene she paid $13 a dozen for photos of herself. Maxine questions the purchase, noting the images do not resemble Marlon. The exchange hints at a larger mystery over what the $18 item actually is and why it was bought.
A brief narrative describes Hla Bie resting by a shell road in Bay St. Louis beside a heavy market basket. The onlookers note her black identity and she speaks of fatigue and poverty, saying she could have sent someone else to shop but cannot trust her grandson with money.
A New England fourth grade class grapples with triplets in music class. When a teacher asks how three quarters equal two, a student replies with a joke about three babies born at once, shouting Accidentalat, tying to the season’s memories.
A Rome New York matron reports coffee upset her system causing dizziness stomach trouble and irritability. After switching to Postum she says her ailments disappeared and her appetite and health improved dramatically. The letter from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan promotes The Road to Wellville and claims genuine testimonials appear periodically.
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