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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
7
The Nebraska senate defeats a bill to provide for the initiative and referendum. Other items note George T Ollye of Pittsburg named Republican candidate for US senator, and numerous elsewhere events from politics to crime and disasters.
A discourse on hiring skilled painters over meddling owners, warnings about poor paint leads to wasted money, plus a testimonial praising Postum as a cure after coffee caused rheumatic symptoms. The piece also mentions the National Lead Co offering a painting outfit and a brief fictional exchange about marriage prospects.
A collage of historical ad blurbs and personal testimony about remedies and household products. Includes claims about Cuticura curing eczema, Castoria for infants, Pettit’s Eye Salve, and general product endorsements from pharmacies and manufacturers.
A man describes a lifelong eczema battle starting at age eight. After one year of worsening symptoms doctors and friends gave up, but DD PD Remedy cured him. itching stopped, sleep returned, and most of the dermatitis faded with only slight ankle roughness remaining. He worked 26 years at Daniels Furniture Co and endorsed the medication.
A Philadelphian recalls Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf arguing that rising divorce shows wives will not tolerate mistreatment and signals future men may live better. He uses a boarding school girl procession anecdote to illustrate how simplistic observers misunderstand change.
Fragmentary chatter mentions Venus de Milo and a Wisconsin Sphinx, reflecting a local exchange about antiques or sculpture. No clear event or person details are established in the readable text.
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