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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
3
A study by dealers notes coin value hinges on rarity and condition. Uncirculated coins fetch high prices while worn coins drop in value. Some very old pieces like a 1704 half cent or large cent bring only small premiums, though famous items such as the 1804 silver dime and 1878 CC mint cent command substantial sums.
An electrical device from a professor at Doston university can judge lobster suitability for eating. The Massachusetts fish and game department adopted the device. If a lobster does not flex its tail or move its claws when shocked, it is discarded.
A quirky exchange unfolds as an insurance inspector questions sanity within a family. A wife replies her husband is the only one who seems crazy at home, amid odd dialogue and unclear context.
A report describes a farcical duel between two unnamed rivals, labeled boneheads, as a sham contest lacking real strategy or purpose. Observers view it as a failed display of rivalry with little substance or consequence.
Crust Addle Noyd reports leaving Leauty parlor with Tom Rage noting the shop was closed.
Don Jaime Miguenes defends his un fenced fee lands against trespassing sheep and riders. After a brutal ambush, he wounds one man and kills an assailant, aided by Ranger Ken Hobart. The case ends with a coroner’s verdict of justifiable homicide and plan to relocate assets.
Roberta Antrins, described as a handsome Eastern society girl living with her uncle William Letham known as Crooked Bill, receives a telegram from Jose Miguel Higuenes owner of Rancho Valls Verda Texas proving Tora Antrim died violently. Glenn Hackett advises Roberta to travel to Tezan to protect her interests as sole heir to thousands of sheep driven onto lands controlled by Don Jama, a half Spanish half Irish bachelor who admires Roberta’s photo. Antrim16 warned to take bold steps against him.
A short account notes how a person gains wisdom through happy lessons learned from another's experience. It emphasizes positive growth and accessible insight drawn from everyday events.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a tonic to revitalize aging organs and boost vitality. It promises quick relief from bilious spells headaches and tired bowels without harsh laxatives and suggests daily use for overall health.
English model maker St Thorpe devotes spare time to porting old London. His exhibition features a 20 foot replica of London Bridge in 1690 and a detailed copy of the Ford mayor's show of 1610. Over 200 figures towering high were crafted for the display.
Martha Louise recalls moving to a new apartment with an electric refrigerator. Vier’s mother promises to bring recipes for making tea cream from Grandma’s kitchen when they visit. The fragment captures a family scene seeking Grandma’s patterns and tea cream.
A garbled dialogue hints at shifting romantics as a girl questions a friend's fiancé's feelings. The fragment suggests skepticism about love vows and changing plans.
A fragmentary quotation pits a debtor who owes money against a creditor who believes repayment is due. The text presents a terse exchange focusing on financial obligation and claim. No clear article context or names are readable.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a child asking why sleep is difficult as a jar awakens a mother figure. The lines suggest a surreal or distressed scene with unclear speakers and a dreamlike object triggering wakefulness.
Bayer laboratories report a unique process for Genuine Bayer Aspirin that dissolves almost instantly and starts relieving headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains within three to four minutes. Consumers are urged to verify authenticity by the Bayer cross logo and the label Genuine Bayer Aspirin.
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