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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
10
A column of kitchen tips and recipes describes repurposing chicken leftovers with cabbage stuffed rolls, cranberry raisin filling for a tart, pepper and cream cheese salad, baked Hamburg with bacon and a sweet glaze, and deviled chestnuts. Includes steps and simple seasonings.
The piece reflects on a hard life and tough moments with a rough rural voice. It contrasts hardship with small joys found in daily resilience and stubborn optimism.
The piece warns that small daily waste drives household costs higher. It urges savings at the table and in shopping behavior, noting wasted food, seasonal buying, and forethought in meal planning as essential to avoid bankruptcy risk for households.
A fragment quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson stating that God offers each man a choice between truth and repose, reflecting philosophical themes of discernment and rest.
George J Lawton a tax bidder won the Auditorium hotel theater and office building at a sheriff sale for 48680 on property valued about 4 million dollars He plans a test case to gain possession and seek a deed and title The owners Studebaker Ambrose Cramer and Peck estate failed to pay taxes prompting the sale and a ninety nine year lease attached to the property
Ida Rinehart files for divorce from David C Rinehart in Vandott e county district court claiming a late life wanderlust began in 1910. He traveled to Canada then repeatedly vanished and vowed never to return, prompting her to endure long separations while he remained away from home. The couple married December 25 1863 and own multiple dwellings in Kansas City.
Dr George W Galvin of the Emergency Hospital claims scientific inquiry shows lighter hats raise women’s mental capacity. He notes women now perform more tasks beyond routine housework and cites college girls often not wearing hats, or only wearing cups when needed, as supporting evidence.
Albert Ellsworth claimed Mary Hooker the Orpington laid two eggs daily. The hen was placed on straw before the judge and laid two eggs, one double yolked, while critics cheered the bird’s vindication. Hundreds of fairgoers applauded the outcome.
Harrisburg officials announce a new school code inspection program covering 785 districts. About 250000 children will be tested for sight hearing respiration skin teeth cervical glands and contagious diseases using Snellen charts and 20 foot whisper tests.
Reports from eastern points indicate a bountiful Kentucky turkey crop this fall boosted by drought conditions that reduced ordinary crops. Grasshoppers are plentiful, suggesting overall insect abundance in the region around Louisville Kentucky.
Congress faces key questions on price setting for essential goods. Should a national commission fix daily butter egg and meat prices and have power to determine maximum prices charged by butchers and bakers. Calls grow to rely on strengthened antitrust law to stabilize wages and prices. Senator Clapp leads a Senate committee to study interstate commerce and seek a satisfying approach.
Royalists face growing odds as public apathy deepens in Lisbon while a Carbineerio proclamation threatens swift execution for conspirators against the republic. Frontier setbacks worsen morale as Spain shifts to curb Portuguese royalists amid suspected ties with Spanish Republicans.
Taft is described as alive after being reported dead while visiting the flamentake mine at Lead South Dakota where he descended eleven hundred feet. Owen Wistey denies death rumors and explains he has spent time on a Wyoming ranch since 1887. Kansas officials confiscate beer in a campaign against liquor with injunctions against licensed businesses. The fiftieth anniversary of Ball’s Duchy Battle in Virginia is marked with a gathering near the battlefield and remarks by Representative Moore.
A fire started by a defective electrical issue destroyed several buildings in Price Utah, beginning in the Carbon County News office on Saturday. Loss is estimated at about 26000 dollars as investigators note the blaze originated from a fault in the fire system.
Five men were killed Saturday night in an accidental premature powder explosion while working on an electric railway line in Bellingham Washington. The blast occurred at a work site by the city. Emergency crews were called but all victims perished.
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