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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1897
Page
3
Rev Dr Hotway argues that earthly marriage is sacred but only a type of the soul’s union with God. He states true companionship comes from spiritual fellowship with Christ, surpassing human marriage in fulfilling deep needs.
An American showman pressures a towering ten and a half foot giant in Canton to tour but the reluctant behemoth resists. The creature, "sohamad of Himself," shows no urge to become an exhibit or travel with the promoter.
Tourists from foreign countries entering Canada must deposit the full retail value of their wheels and will receive a refund when they depart. The measure targets Mieyele Toure Bisyola and similar travelers, outlining a nationwide deposit scheme for vehicles.
Dialogue excerpt shows a colored boy fishing by a private pond. He recalls an instance in fall when he lost a fish and won some unspecified item. The scene captures a brief rural exchange reflecting memory and circumstance.
The New Calling Card proposes Roman letter engraving for calling cards from thirty years ago. It notes higher cost than script and mixed reception among fashionable conservatives who worry the style reads too like common printing. It advises a slim card with a name in small Roman capitals for a refined look.
Angouleme boasts a rich literary and royal heritage. It links Margaret of Valois born within the walls of the city’s fortress to ancestors like Le Rochefoucauld and Montaigne’s forerunner Perigueux. The region also notes connections to Balzac and Ravaillac, tying history to Angouleme’s ancestral castle nearby.
At the June 7 1807 stockholders meeting in Salt Lake City Zions Savings Bank reelected Wilford Woodruff George Q Cannon George Cannon Joseph F Smith T G Webber James Jack AnguaM Cannon B Clawson Lorenzo Snow Heber Grant Francis M Lyman George Reynolds John Nuttall as directors. The year showed deposits up over 110000 and more than 1800 new accounts with five percent interest on savings.
The London Standard notes the potential discovery of Attila's tomb would mark an epoch in history though no hopeful signs exist. It suggests burial sites near the Danube are unlikely to yield results, while Alaric's grave is supposedly known and could be opened without scandal.
An empress of Germany owns a large pearl necklace that faded from light and air. The Jeweler advised long sea immersion to restore color. A glass cage with holes was sunk in the North Sea to submerge the pearls full fathoms deep chosen near the shore. Sentries patrol the waters nightly.
A Boston Transcript item notes a customer in a department storm purchasing gloves and a few items including molasses nails and a hindquarter of tam. The saleswoman offers delivery or sending the goods as the customer travels away from home.
A collage of quotations on virtue and self improvement cites Felton Carlyle McKenzie and Lord Lytton. It notes sorrow and joy in human nature and praises moral ascent over easy gains through steadfast principle and indulgence toward humanity.
The Chicago Diamond Palace showcases White Topaz stones claimed to resemble diamonds in brilliancy. The window displays feature hundreds of White Topaz alongside genuine diamonds, inviting customers to buy the Topaz at its price while guarding against imitators and reminding readers that the Diamond Palace is the sole importer.
A farmer at Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, explains steam motive power to onlookers. The engine begins moving backward during shunting, leaving him astonished as he admits he understands only how the engine pulls the trucks.
The article advises washing used blankets to prevent shrinking and preserve softness and color. Use plenty of soft water and pure soap, avoid rubbing or boards, soak with Ivory Soap, wash gently, rinse until clear, add blueing, shake and wring, air dry, then fold with weight for storage.
A Ladies Home Journal essay by Yeabel A Mallon contrasts the English blouse and bodice. It notes the blouse is draped with a tucked front and collars while the bodice enhances the figure with elaborate trimming and fabrics beyond cotton or velvet.
An excerpted ad discusses the Wire Binder invention for harvesting grain and promotes Plymouth Red Tag Sisal Twine as the leading brand. It notes supply depots in Idaho and Utah and offers a buyback guarantee. It mentions Thomas Edison like experimentation with X rays and body inspection in a sensational sidenote.
Local advertisements tout Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifying internal remedy. It claims to be a long standing prescription by top doctors, using a blend of proven ingredients to address blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials offered by CHILLY & Co of Toledo for trial. Hulls Family Pills also marketed as best.
A notice from the Rio Grande Western Railroad endorses its Commercial Mileage Book usable across several railroads in Colorado. Holders gain the Colorado trip privilege without extra mileage purchases on the G W mileage plan. Signed by General Passenger Agent A B. Wapleigh.
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