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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1898
Page
3
An eclectic 1605 pamphlet fragment touts various tonics and medicines. It mentions George W Lots and Fabu cher, lists products like Cascirata Candy, Parla catacombs, Orange flower Tata Lelu gum, and cigars Golden Russett and Silver Moon. Claims include health cures, blood purification, and energizing tonics.
A long fragment argues heredity governs traits and features with examples from a family including Maggie Ligbert Cooton Gait and Maesie Pickett. It promotes Dr Ayers Hair Vigor as restoring gray hair to natural color, aiding dandruff and hair loss, with testimonials and address for the Ayer Co.
A fragmented OCR piece lists various patent medicines and tonics with sensational claims. It references beauty tonics, blood cleansing products, candy cures, a claim of 8,000 inhabitants in Switzerland, and multiple marketing lines for health remedies. The tone mimics 19th or early 20th century ads with endorsements and money-back guarantees.
Fragment from a devotional discourse contrasts daily monotony with spiritual ascent. It likens perseverance to climbing stone steps toward sunlight, urging steadfast faith in Christ and walking by faith rather than sight. It uses irrigation imagery to describe unseen divine blessing sustaining growth.
The text emphasizes loving others as God loves them while they are sinners. It asserts that true Godlikeness shows when believers love unlovely people, proving they are begotten of God. The message urges Christians to reflect Christ in attitudes and actions toward sinners and the unlovely.
The passage urges practice of remembering pleasant experiences and avoiding fixation on unpleasant ones. It notes that everyday life contains many good things, and a single sour note can ruin the overall harmony, calling for a cheerful mindset despite adversity.
An open letter asserts the right to Castoria and Pitchers Castoria as a trade mark. Samuel Pitcher, M.D., of Hyannis Massachusetts, is named as originator, with a facsimile signature on a wrapper and authority from Centaur Company president Cha s H L Pletcher. The Bible cited as sole Christian truth.
A jumble of commercial claims and product pitches appears, mentioning Ireland acres, Scottish yards, refund promises, credit terms, and various brands. It lists random prices, localAddresses, and names with little coherent context, reflecting a noisy late era advertisement collage.
The report notes prorogation of Dominion Parliament, a major Ohio River valley earthquake, and military and political shifts. It lists orders to report for duty in Lincoln Nebraska, measles cases at Camp Merritt, and honors for Admiral Dewey at Princeton commencement.
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