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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1897
Page
3
A miscellaneous passage discusses a family’s tainted habits tied to youth and place, then pivots to promote reading the Constitution of Man and Adve thoments. It urges getting into the habit of reading ads for interesting study and reliable bargains from our advertisers who send what they advertise.
A collage of topics from a historical newspaper page includes a piece urging robust child training to curb social evils, while Rio Grande Railway promotes a teaching map of Utah mining districts. Other items tout medical ads for deafness cures, bank deposits, wedding customs, and notes on local events.
Edward W. Bok warns in Ladies' Home Journal about freedoms during summer temptations for city and country girls. He argues balance between liberty and self control safeguards girlhood dignity and future womanhood, praising the wiser restraint over risky experimentation.
The article argues for municipal ownership of gas plants and street railways, noting extensive ownership by cities in England Scotland Germany Belgium and the U S Australia and Canada. It cites specific cities like Berlin Hamburg Dresden Wheeling Philadelphia Louisville Richmond Dun Kirk Topeka Bay City and Jacksonville as examples and states that over 100 cities have some ownership and that such ownership is feasible and not radical. It frames municipal control as a normal progression comparable to docks ferries bridges and water supplies and claims it carries no greater political evils.
A Westminster Gazette report describes a yearly memorial service at Lead Hall church near Lancaster to honor Lord Clifford and his companions killed at the 1461 Towton battle. It notes vast Lancastrian and Yorkist casualties and that most buried at Caxton while Lead Hall marks the spot of the earl’s death.
A fragment refers to a line about a woman’s reason to marry and notes a Cincinnati publication. The passage mentions a journallet bookkeeper who counts. The tone resembles satirical social commentary.
The article discusses a crusade by the People's Society of the Dhrylan Endeavor of San Francisco to fund a convention with a $2,000,000 budget. It argues the event will advance foreign missions, educate through travel, and inspire generous contributions across 50,000 societies. It notes potential debt relief if Christians deny luxuries for missions and highlights the broader impact on evangelism and education.
A medical note from I. Morton M.D. London states that moderate drinkers live longer and suffer less disablement than heavy drinkers, citing statistics from insurance offices and friendly societies to support the claim.
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