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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1899
Page
3
A fragment from a historical page describes Chinese dispatch carriers facing harsh punishment for a letter’s insults, then reports a Baltimore railroad rumor denied as a fake, and includes assorted literary allusions and dubious quotes about virtue and crime.
Washington reports no demand from Germany to remove Chief Justice Chambers of Samoa nor removal of Dr Raffel or German consul Rose in Apia. Officials discuss easing tensions by withdrawing officials and wiping old scores, with terms uncertain as Raffel recalls to Germany.
A compromise on the army reorganization bill was reported in Washington on February 25. The plan sets an army of 100000 with 35000 in a provisional force serving until 1901, retaining a full star corps and preserving core Hull bill features while addressing majority objections.
In Madrid the Cortes debated war conduct with the United States with little new on the record. Count d Almenas refuses a duel challenge from Gen Linares, vowing to resist intimidation and keep up the campaign. Don Pando plans to speak again on peace with the United States and then resign.
Reports from Ilgilo state a fire and bombardment that destroyed the entire commercial quarter. Filipino and foreign residents sought to persuade General Lopes to resist, while claims for damages are being pursued by Kilipincasay and others. Nearby, an explosion in Hartford City kills four and injures several, with victims named. In Washington, D.C., the river and harbor bill advances as senate action continues on other disputes. In Kansas City, Dr. Howard B Lowry admits judgment for 26,000 dollars in a breach of promise case, ending lengthy trial dynamics.
The Missouri war governor Thomas C. Fletcher tests Dr Hartman Peruna for chronic catarrh. He praises its relief after one bottle and urges sufferers to use the remedy. The piece also includes general views on statesmanship and disease protection. An auction note mentions historical objects sold in Paris with varied sums.
Wetaskiwin Alberta April 5 1899 Dr Pp H Berrovell writes to W F McCreary Immigration Commissioner praising Canadian homesteads. He notes many farmers visit from the states report good crops and warm health improvements. Prospects say claims remain and he plans to return to the states with stock later this year.
The article urges careful handling of women’s underwear with practical tips. It notes harsh washing methods waste resources and suggests warm water and mild soap, followed by gentle drying and pressing. It references broader themes of propriety and personal care.
A historic schedule reform cuts travel to three days to New York via Union Pacific and North Western lines. The Overland Limited now runs Balt Lake Ogden Chicago Grand Central with just one car change and a roughly twelve hour quickest time. Tickets and reservations available at 201 Main Street the Old Stand through HL Md Clay general agent.
The article notes that doctor visits in China range from five to twenty cents but many avoid doctors. It suggests Mongolian practitioners and unpalatable medicines like beetle and grasshopper extracts deter patients. Doctors may use such remedies to deter frequent visits and preserve rest, preferring poverty over constant travel.
A fragment discusses dangers of retracing steps on narrow mountain passes in Austria with German signs reading Return forbidden. It warns that turning back could cause disaster for travelers and others, urging people to move forward toward their destination and noting the warning exists in other places too.
A sprawling, error-filled snapshot quotes religious reflections on sharing, personal reform, and retirement, interwoven with scattered ads and notes on oiling harbors, corn yields, and stamps. The fragmentary text touches faith, labor, and social decay amid noisy 19th century commerce tidbits.
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