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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
7
A historical medical discussion explains thinness stems from stomach catarrh and hyperacidity that disrupts fat digestion. It urges use of Peruna before meals to hasten digestion, prevent fermentation, and preserve pancreatic juice, then reintroduce fat-forming foods to regain fullness.
A light domestic dialogue notes a man who is nearly deaf and the wife’s quip about luck versus sense. The exchange hints at everyday miscommunications in a moving-in neighborhood and ends with a wry remark on luck.
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A compact saying attributed to Henry Ward Beecher asserts that success comes from diligence, integrity, and consistent effort rather than luck, emphasizing moral conduct as the foundation of achievement.
Sunday heat drew thousands to New York City beaches where eight drownings were recorded. Other items note a warship to Tangier for foreigners protection, a world sheep-shearing record at Hawks Bay, and various international incidents and industrial news.
A religious scene centers on a minister and a child in a home setting. The child recalls being preached to while the father threatens a spanking if the father was awoken. The exchange captures domestic discipline and a respectful sermon moment.
Mrs Algy Cockburn of Shiloh Ohio recalls her son Clyde’s year long battle with eczema. Doctors failed to help until Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent were used, ending the sleep loss and delivering rapid improvement in six weeks. A leading physician advocates Cuticura for eczema. June 11 1907.
A fox mocks sour grapes while an owl observes from the vines. The fox muses the grapes could be fermented or preserved by a chemical process and cites lax pure food laws. He dismisses the fruit and darts off to join a fox hunt for sport.
In Paris elections the domestic servant Laloe ran as a republican socialist. He faced a strong showing but was soundly beaten, illustrating an unexpected political shift among the city’s workforce and its support base.
A reader praises Grape Nuts with milk and cream as a balanced food nourishing brain and nerves through life. She states improved memory, energy for breakfast and noon meals, and that family members of various ages follow the regimen with positive results.
An 19th century London Telegraph anecdote recalls a visitor clashing with a Dublin hotel waiter over compulsory soup service. The waiter Barney insists soup is mandatory and the guest must comply, declaring rules of the house dictate the serving.
In a National Magazine excerpt Bill Nye notes Peter Minuit bought Manhattan from native leaders for trinkets and rum. Nye reflects on the historic sale and its later fame, pondering the island’s rise from a modest purchase to New York City’s vast prominence.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Ballad Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It asserts most cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with a solicitation to send for a free circulator from J S Co. and to buy Haile family pills for constipation.
Alfred Capus, a Paris playwright, notes in a Maison d Etudiants lecture that Bohemia no longer exists and that Paris students are not true Bohemians. He asserts students have shifted away from Bohemian identity in the Latin Quarter.
A vintage advertisement touts Allen's Foot Powder as a durable remedy with over 30,000 testimonials. It claims antiseptic soothing relief for tired feet and warns against imitations, urging readers to demand the original product.
The article notes Canada’s fisheries as the world’s most extensive with the eastern sea coast spanning 5,800 miles from the Bay of Fundy to the Straits of Belle Isle, surpassing Britain and Ireland. It cites salt water inshore areas over 1,500 square miles, excluding minor indentations and western great lakes.
A reflective note on choosing value in tea purchases, urging buyers to favor the lowest price and consider loyalty to Schilling. It then pivots to a moral maxim about meeting worthy men, recognizing one’s own flaws when encountering contrary characters.
Sallie French of Pancaunia Indian Territory describes seven years of female troubles and complete exhaustion. After consulting Mrs. Pinkham and using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she became strong and well.
For thirty years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills and has helped thousands. Write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts with any questions. she will respond in confidence and provide free advice based on her experience.
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