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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
3
The article argues Peruna serves as both tonic and catarrh remedy, stating a true catarrh remedy must also be a tonic. It credits Hydrastis Canadensis plus Cubus Copaiba and tonic herbs as forming Peruna, with testimonials supporting its value and noting Columbus Ohio manufacturer.
Reports of a typhoid outbreak in a city prison with over 200 deaths and a Chicago journalist, Charles Matthis, committing suicide in Arkansas due to ill health. A miner’s hall in Globe Arizona burned, with $40,000 in losses. Four drownings in Hartford Kansas from a gasoline launch accident. Embezzlement at Rutherford Tennessee bank leads to closure. Oklahoma hotel bill killed in lower house. German Reichstag adjourns amid several appropriations. A Dnieper ferry disaster drowns 120. Sunnyvale post office blast halts burglary attempt. Reading railroad workers gain ten hour day. Bank robbery suspect confesses in Colorado. Kentucky feud escalates with multiple deaths. Stolypin’s daughter recovers from bombing injury and marries. A Phoenix girl suicide following parental control. Sacramento theatre usher Carman kills himself after a quarrel.
In a curious exchange, Stork confronts Flamingo about a centipede pursuit that ends with a burn. Stork reveals he placed his foot on the creature, resulting in a scorch. The dialogue moves through missteps and accidental heat.
A Newark mother recounts a six week old with a facial eruption worsening until severe eczema covered the face. Doctors failed to help while itching intensified. After trying Cuthura Remedies, the child's skin progressively healed. he is seven and symptoms have not returned. October 1907.
A brief noted scene from the Illustrated Sunday Magazine describes McGann leaving the poolroom bearing the look of a hard loser. It contrasts with another quick vignette about a Cheap Sport who has lost everything, ending with a sharp line on the cost of an eye opener.
Examination of CASTORIA bottles shows the safe remedy for infants and children bears the familiar signature The Kind You Have Always Bought and has been in use for over six decades Phrasing reflects a period advertisement tone with emphasis on trusted branding and longevity.
A humorous piece notes aristocrats curse of a sham disease at receptions dubbed ennul and referenced by Pat the coachman to Bridget the cook. It mocks socialite ailments while promoting Allen s Foot Ease as a touted remedy for foot discomfort, sweating, and nail issues with a trial package offer.
A reflective aphorism by John Oliver Hobbs arguing that error harms less than hypocrisy, framing truth as a light that should not be hidden or avoided. The quote urges integrity over pretense and moral consistency as a civic duty.
Dr. Warvey Wiley discusses wine adulteration and the cost of red versus white wines. A wine salesman recalls his father comparing prices and the pigment crimson lake. The anecdote highlights concerns over wine quality and labeling practices.
The text urges readers not to accept counterfeit goods as they would counterfeit money. It argues genuine goods come from trustworthy manufacturers who back quality in advertisements, while counterfeit items avoid scrutiny and ad exposure. It calls for insisting on genuine products and rejecting counterfeit ones.
A dialogue recounts a boy named Tranklyn speaking with a kind woman about unemployment. He explains he was pardoned after losing his last position and struggles to find work. The exchange highlights hardship and seeking new employment.
One of the essentials of happy homes is information on health and good products. It promotes honest claims and world wide approval. The note highlights Syrup of Pigs and Senna as a valued family laxative from the California Pig Syrup Co, sold by leading druggists.
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