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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1893
Page
3
A collage of comic snippets and caricatures from era newspapers includes Mrs. Vorace Greeley’s gloves aversion, a caeto substitute wife joke, and light quips about collectors, bicycles, and a humorous doctor’s exchange. The items showcase social quirks and playful banter of the period with named figures and published gags.
A village discussion features Biola's comet and a farmer claiming a meteor shower era with over a thousand stars seen. Joshua Bright doubts the event but notes thinner stars the following night. A humor strip ends with a doctor joke about wool undergarments curing colds.
A collage of satirical exchanges and quips from various papers. A split of jokes covers medicine careers, social manners, travel mishaps, and wedding banter. Punchy lines include doctors greying with worry and quiet domestic harmony after shared ideas.
In the New York Weekly, a young physician proposes opening an office in the neighborhood and plans to begin by treating children. The exchange hints at the doctor’s limited experience but confident intent to serve as a pediatrician.
A dialogue snippet shows an old widower and a younger man debating likeness to the mother. The man recalls the mother rejected him twenty four years ago while the widow and daughter discuss tastes and similarities.
Brief dialogue cites a traveler asking if lynch law lowers murders and a native replying it reduces murderers, not deaths. The excerpt reflects a harsh, unsettled public attitude toward vigilante justice in a weekly publication.
A brief photo caption style tease notes Clara questions a impulse to buy more postage stamps while Quesnic explains a trip to the drug store for face powder and an unexpected encounter with Charlie at the Baston Globe.
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