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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
6
A fragmented reminiscence hints at uncovering concealed value. The speaker vows to guard a secret and test a theory about a woman’s intentions. Read as a cryptic note from a MeCture Newspaper Byndicate archive fragment.
The record details Nelson A. Miles born in Massachusetts on August 8, 1839. It traces his rise from a teenage crockery store worker to Civil War commander, Indian campaigns, and roles in the Cuban and Spanish American conflicts including Porto Rico operations and a royal visit in Britain.
Cheerups discovers a spider Mrs. Trapdoor has built an underground house under his yard. She explains digging with her legs and using a stocking shaped tunnel to divert water. Cheerups asks about stockings and shows amusement at the quirky tale. Mrs. Spider promises to continue if cheered.
Selma a Celtic and Bible linked name meaning fair. It spread from Ireland and Scotland to England and became a national favorite. The South adopted Selma for feminine beauty and soft Dixie pronunciation, with many Southern heroines and towns bearing the name. Monday is her lucky day and number, per Wheeler Synificate.
The article traces the old belief linking the moon to insanity noting expressions like lunacy derive from Luna and recounts sailors belief in moonlight sleep being perilous. It cites Thackeray and Delphian myth as historical examples and states modern science finds no link between the moon and insanity.
Thomas Arkle Clark notes the role and duties of a college dean of men at the University of Illinois. He discusses guidance, student conduct, and ethical formation as part of campus life.
A narrator recalls a dinner with Nancy and a sharp criticism of western women as shallow and lacking initiative. Nancy responds with quiet courage, and the couple reflects on culture, education, and enduring affection in a memoir style vignette.
Two German brothers Henry Laschinske of Canton and Carl Laschinske, recently arrived with his family, met in Massillon and failed to recognize each other until Miss Mary Kutrib introduced them. They had not seen one another since Henry left Germany 39 years ago at age 22.
A wastrel son pleaded for funds from his father as he faced possible starvation. The father's telegram accepted the outcome, and the son replied with a sharp comeback about a recent sheriff’s delivery. A substantial check followed as the reward for the wit.
A tale of two men: Robbins saves ten dollars monthly from a modest first job to build a steady income through conservative investments, while Tompkins chases high returns and debt. The lesson: live within means, save regularly, and start early to secure financial progress.
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