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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
7
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin for fast relief from headaches and body pains. It promotes genuine Bayer tablets in pocket size and bottles, warns against imitations, and suggests buying in bulk. It also includes a short narrative about Gebby caring for his baby sister Lita amid a grocery trip.
Leading specialists advise pregnant women to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia for nausea and heartburn relief. A teaspoonful poured slowly amid tea can soothe a sick stomach and ease indigestion. The product also aids regular bowel movement and can be used as a mouthwash to help prevent tooth decay during expectancy.
A neighbor asks about Alice’s injury after she says she slipped from a perch and hurt her nose. She explains she simply fell and bumped her nose, describing the mishap in brief terms.
An advertisement from Salt Lake City endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best remedy for general debility. It claims the medicine wards off colds, indigestion, and other common ailments during winter and spring, and offers free medical advice through mail-order access to his products and literature.
The readable lines show a speaker asserting women’s higher thoughts and a countering voice noting a new hat as a possible thought. The text appears as partial dialogue with archaic spellings and garbled typography.
A fragment notes a tearing action described as a wella and salt man lifting a toy balloon. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or locations.
After a lift labeled glyiog, the elevator is prepared to descend. The wording suggests a mechanical process allowing vertical movement.
A sales pitch claims the body is a machine and offers Tantac as a quick fix to restore full strength and endurance. It asserts liver and stomach issues affect nerves and bowels, promising rapid reviving benefits with a money back guarantee.
Reports include a near surface beryllium discovery near Wells with assays claimed. Utah district schools must provide free textbooks to students up to high grades. Arrests and legal notices involve counterfeiting charges in Rexburg and marriage license requirements in Idaho. Labor contracts in Wyoming total over 90000 for highway work. Moscow Idaho notes new nuclear survey plans and university events while Utah hosts Pioneer Day observance planning. Local incidents include a high school safe burglary and a major sugar industry campaign from Washington.
A newly released photograph features Senor Latra Doe de Madaring, noted Spanish writer and scholar and former League of Nations official, posted at a base side to the United States from the Ben Spanish Republic, drawing attention to his historical influence.
A fragmented report describes the body of the Vompadour, mistress of Tours V of France, moved from Versailles to Daria for burial. The procession proceeds in rain with no mourner following, a grim scene at the palace window.
The North West Company completed a long canal lock at Sault Ste Marie enabling Canadian traffic. The State lock and canal, widened and deepened by the federal government, opened in 15K. Earlier locks include the Poe in 1806 the Daris in 190L and the Sabin in 1919.
Unknown mother honored at Arlington National Cemetery as American War Mothers and other groups lay floral tributes on the Unknown Soldier tomb. Army officials, civic leaders, and crowds observe Mother’s Day withmusic, speeches, and taps as Fort Story troops and Boy Scouts assist.
A reflective musing on motherhood praising a mother's unique bond. It notes mothers love, understand, and forgive, but acknowledges the sorrow of a mother dying and leaving her child. The piece contrasts a mother's care with other relationships and highlights the solace of a mother’s presence.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as beneficial for women to keep bowels moving and for children as well. It claims the laxative is gentle, tasty, and effective for headaches biliousness and sluggish digestion. The text stresses a doctor’s proven prescription used by thousands of women.
A private collector in Indiana claims a watch may be the one Washington presented to Lafayette for services rendered. The piece reportedly has four dials and five hands with a Washington portrait on the face, in color, and is described as a master craftsmanship. The watch is said to have been stolen from Lafayette years ago.
The Detroit Free Press notes a Birmingham scene where Dr Day faces rumors over Noahs ark and Jonah and the whale as he renews his Howard College chair. A Birmingham lady jokes with an epic poet about earnings, hinting at more than money in life.
Advertisement notes De Pierce Favorite Prescription marketed to weak women with claims of benefit. It promotes sale without alcohol and offers both tablets and liquid forms through druggists.
Washington Star quotes Mit Ifo, the Chinatown sage, saying a simple smile and bow can ease tasks and yield surprising payoffs. He argues politeness lowers resistance and opens doors in daily dealings.
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