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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
4
The Vernal Process lists its mailing status as second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office under the 1879 act and offers subscriptions at $2.50 per year in advance.
The notice lists rates for display advertising with yearly contracts at 86e per inch for 100 Indies or less and 30c per inch over 100 inches, non contracted display at 60c per inch, business cards 8 point type 10c per line, bold 1e, 12 point black 20c per line. Notices of sale and related items 10c per line per insertion, no notices under 25c per issue, advance payment required. Legal notices 10c per word per insertion, water notices $15.00, final pron notices $12.00, contest notices 10c per word per insertion.
Optimism guides readers toward stable times after war and strikes. The piece urges unity to overcome pessimism and calls for new local amusements, creative ideas, and focus on constructive effort. It emphasizes controlling profanity, fair conduct, and seeking useful pursuits while avoiding old nostalgia.
A terse editorials notes that coal shortages threaten winter heating but suggests practical warmth via undercollar garments and close community improvisations to endure the season. The piece hints at broader energy worries while offering pragmatic comfort tips.
The passage argues happiness fails in homes ruled by misery caused by constant fault finding and bickering. It warns that contentment dies when partners attack each other and urges restraint in speech to avoid spiraling conflict.
The note praises the advantage of going coatless or without a vest. It emphasizes practicality and freedom from bulky pockets, highlighting ease and comfort in movement.
A fragmentary OCR snippet leaves readers with partial text and ambiguous details. No clear events, names, or dates are identifiable, making concrete summary and attribution impossible from the available readable material.
A garbled passage muses on crime, morality, and reformers views of modern women and dress. It juxtaposes lines about judges, seers, and winter with fragmented riffs on manners, pipes, and appearances. The text reads like stray phrases from a late 19th or early 20th century column.
Incompletely legible lines present humorous, reflective, and skeptical verses and aphorisms. Snatches reference daily life, education, debt, gender roles, and a moon lore aside, with scattered phrases about Europe and a New York man claiming to be six.
The article lists state fair officers led by W D Sutton as manager and includes W C Winder in Salt Lake City as president, J Maderfield as vice president, and numerous supervisors across departments. It also notes a political economic column arguing farmers face reduced buying power since 1913, blaming distribution, rents, and overcapitalization. It closes with reflections on personal fate and weather forecasts.
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes Kazanioff stands 9 feet 3 inches in bare feet with a 15 proportionate body, a 13 inch hand, and weighs 60 pounds. He sleeps long due to a large pituitary gland, and his world is uncomfortable amid normal size surroundings.
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