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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1898
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment combines railway timetable hints for the Western lines with scattered ads for medicines, travel posters, and a lunar-like list of miscellaneous products. It mentions trains, Pullman cars, and connections, then abruptly shifts to bogus cures and unrelated notices.
A garbled 19th century clipping discusses dyspepsia in American society and urges blood restoration for vitality. It mentions Pembina County North Dakota and Walhalla, credits a Mr Nininvest Saunier, and references costly tombs and a teething syrup. It also notes a claim about a sugar cane leaf and an imagined voyage from London to Adelaide, with canal delays.
Historical notes recount Vesuvius eruptions from AD 79 to 1851 and earlier near Naples. The text cites ancient warning earthquakes and major eruptions destroying Pompeii Herculaneum and surrounding towns, with later activity in 1031 1779 1794 1823 and 1851, and ongoing unrest near the crater.
A chronicled account describes a massive royal wedding under Alexander the Great in Perela with 100 noble couples and 10 000 soldier brides and grooms. The ceremony used a simple hand clasp as a stand in for vows, followed by a five day festival of unprecedented splendor.
A traveler reports Miog of Burotse Lumaka rules with fear and respect. His court matches Louis XIV in etiquette and ceremony, accompanied by a troupe that performs daily to drive away evil spirits. Lumaka appears imposing in a long blue gown, scarlet night cap, and black fur hat.
A brief note discusses Protestant churches in Rome and Thera and summarizes the progress and activity of the past twenty years in relation to their establishment and outreach.
A story of Robert Burns in Ayr as a youth. He chats with two strangers in an inn and playful rhymes for a dinner bill ensue. Burns recites a verse about a sheep and a fleece as the diners claim Robbie Burns as the poet.
A discussion of Cornish dialect features and terms with examples such as deear my deear my sonny and dowdy for pudding. It notes how local speech varies from standard English and offers a humorous anecdote about a child supervising a chiminer.
A clipped dialogue from the Indianapolis Journal shows a woman declaring intent to return to a fancy belt while a man responds with brisk understanding that she aims to claim a status or representation that will leave her with less than she should have.
A fragmentary report from Jows elers' Weekly depicts a crook awakening in a close with a bracelet and key exchange. The narrative mentions Mr Hazard and a universal key rule as characters discuss escape and possession.
In Kansas City and surrounding area reports hint times are improving while two train robberies are noted in nearby Chicago. A reflection on aging and wisdom frames the column with a touch of humor as the era shifts.
The railway announces new through Pullman sleepers from Portland to Chicago New York and Boston via Oregon Short Line and Utah points. Through service to pullman sleepers at towns and cities with start dates and routes listed by the agent.
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