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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1892
Page
3
A sensational tale from Russia describes Tragarelli a man said to die weekly and return with knowledge of humanity s sins. Crowds flock to his cottage and officials refrain from action as he claims access to a celestial book recording all wrongs.
John Gildea reports from Jaho in Mongvolia where the Chinese government operates the mines. He describes vast silver bearing ore, a payroll of about one thousand coolies earning five and a half dollars monthly, and harsh corporal punishment for theft. He praises the mining machinery as top notch and compares Jaho favorably to U S mines.
A report notes the horseshoe superstition persists in the tenement-house area where dealers keep them in stock for divesters. A well dressed woman in a rain storm picked up a wet horseshoe on Fifth Avenue near Twenty eighth Street and pocketed it, hoping for good luck.
The article notes symbolic messages from Indian tribes to the U S president including peace pipes and a honey gift from the Maquis of New Mexico wrapped in corn husk. The president was asked to chew the husk and spit it out to honor Checowituy.
Sora pillows are embroidered in gold and trey silver ehases with plush seats used for pincushions. Sleeve buttons in the shape of golden corn ears, paini yellow as a preferred shade for evening dresses. Joplins trimmed, suragur drapery on skirts, bows and ribbons as waist trimming. Tailor made gowns pressed neatly, two styles in fashion with tight and half fitting jackets.
A collage of humorous quips from periodicals. A girl resists marriage while her father suggests a suitor, a child parries with wry replies about letters and readiness. Another joke has a boy named Bobby urged toward law by his Uncle James for his many foolish questions.
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