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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
4
A Maryland woman keeps a goose she received at age twenty one and many women still retain the bird from their wedding day. The item notes cultural views on Friday as a traditional unlucky start for journeys, though many do begin trips on that day, particularly in states where they hang.
The article advocates studying in the morning for rested minds and better effort. It cites the Supreme Court as adopting this method and notes people growing younger.
Democratic leaders Harmon Wilson and Clark appear to lead the presidential sweepstakes though lead depends on region. Underwood says he is not a candidate. Some who think they are in fact are not. More entries heighten interest in the race as a whole.
Opinion on the Presidents national swing and voter impact across a cross country trip. Impartial reading suggests he gained friends nationwide while doubts linger about overcoming insurgent opposition. the President faces public policy questions directly.
The piece argues every child deserves a happy early life despite harsh conditions in China India and big cities. It warns that early suffering scars futures and urges guardians to safeguard and cherish childhood.
The article notes widespread whispering during performances in Vernal and cites a local rule of conduct: to refrain from talking or showing signs of approval or disapproval while a performer is on stage. It suggests silence preserves the comfort of the speaker and prevents embarrassment or stigma.
A San Diego exposition in 1915 will showcase a rare cactus exhibit described by Director General Collier as a standout feature. Recent arrivals include cacti palms and tropical flora from South America, presented as unseen in the United States.
A campaign aimed at securing the largest and most complete botanical collection for the gardens around the Exposition. The effort seeks to assemble specimens from diverse regions to enhance display and research opportunities.
District Court convenes on Tuesday November 28. Local items include births at Wardle and Alexander households, one wedding license for Ute residents Ulysses Grant and Evangeline Hope, and various community activities. Reports mention carpenters finishing the academy roof, a Rose Pink fundraiser, and a Chautauqua evening with Prof Haggett’s students and Don Colton on China.
Boundary changes expand the Uintah Stake to include the Deepereek valley and territory south to the Duchesne River, east to Green River, and areas such as Moffat Handlett and Taft. The adjustment was approved at a Duchesne Stake meeting, aligning civil and church centers.
Mark Maeser Bingham left for Germany while Bodily returned from the Northern States after two and a half years away Itfe has spent time in Chicago and Milwaukee This year Ho has been in Chicago and returns to log well and glad to be home Mia Richens came back from Salt Lake City last Saturday The auto failed in a storm delaying travel Dr Bower warns in Maeser to move corrals from the ditch bank or face trouble The Glineaia school closes for smallpox Mra Alie Alexander who gave birth to a baby girl last Tuesday is ill from smallpox She traveled from Big Horn Wyoming to visit her mother in law Mrs Dezzie Alexander Born to Mr and Mrs To felts a son
Storms lingering in Manila eased after light rain and high winds. Deer hunters from Green River visited town. Peter G Wall returned from Salt Lake City to meet his wife. George Finch sold cattle at Green River. beef brought $50 a head. M Larsen travels to Salt Lake City to handle his store. Orson Hyde pays workers for hay harvest. Bishop Twitchell and others return from Lyman Wyoming, selling flour at $210 per hundred. Champlain’s Liniment advertised for pains and chest aches. Vermal Drug Co. promotes Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and bowel regulation.
Mr L B Arnold of Denver endorses Thamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cure for coughs colds and bronchial trouble. He reports repeated use with reliable relief. Sold by Vernal Urug Co.
There is little danger from a cod or from an attack of the grip except when followed by pneumonia. This remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of cold and grip and can be relied on with implicit confidence for sale by Vernal Drug Co.
W I Mock of Mock Arkansas claims twenty five years in the drug business prove Dr King’s New Discovery saved many from death. He promotes the medicine for weak lungs and various respiratory ailments and offers trials from Vernal Drug Co with guaranteed relief options.
Vernal Drug Co touts Adlerka the new German Appendif eltis remedy for constipation and stomach upset. A single dose allegedly brings almost instantaneous relief and cleanses the digestive system by triggering the gut and expelling impurities.
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