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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1893
Page
3
A long satirical piece echoes the National Reformer critique of political and economic issues in Cleveland and the United States. It mixes mock religious language with calls for a better dollar while lampooning panic over financial policy. A separate note describes Bobby the goat aboard a ship, his brave antics, appetite, and role in Columbus events.
Galla vardin renews French practitioner support for John of Goddesden and Waters method of treating smallpox by total darkness. Over sixteen years, complete absence of light reportedly prevents suppuration and yields infinitesimal scarring.
The narrative describes a brindle goat aboard the Baltimore named Bobby as the ship's mascot. Details note his unclear naming origin and mixed-color fur, with horns described as sharp and stubby and eyes like an alligator. The New York Advertiser is cited on naming, while the animal is portrayed as an average, nondistinct color creature aboard.
Dialogue sketches recipes and social moments with a punch line about missing cloves and theater talk. Subplots touch on a gambler who once broke a bank and a bank president.
In a court scene the judge reveals that ft. Chumby’s money moves through his hands like water while Fellowman calls him a spendthrift. Chumby counters he is a treasury counter, highlighting a financial credibility dispute.
The Detroit Free Press quotes a sharp exchange where one speaker notes a cigar may be risky while the other dismisses worry about its quality, framing a cautionary moment about uncertain indulgence.
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