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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
10
A witty exchange mocks George for delaying a proposal and jokes about a man who won’t accelerate his car beyond a century mark. The dialogue captures a playful social moment reflecting impatience and dating era norms.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for skin scalp hair and hands with emollient antiseptic qualities. It claims relief from itching irritation and inflammation and prevention of clogged pores, offering a free Cuticura Deck on request from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
Col Robert C. Carter recalls campaign comrades at a Nashville banquet in a vivid anecdote about Private Dash. Dash, described as the nastiest fonigued man, forages on a rich estate and encounters a grande dame in evening dress who refuses him food. He presses, she refuses again, and he repeats the question, prompting a dismissive remark.
A brief poetic dialogue depicts a bashful man and a woman feeling blue along the seashore. She laments being unloved and cold handed, but he consoles her with reminders of love from God and her mother, ending with a playful urging to sit on her hands.
The judge pressed the chauffeur why he left the scene and said he would learn the extent of the man’s injuries from daily papers. The exchange focused on why he did not stay to ascertain the injuries.
Boise Idaho Secretary of the Interior Rob Ballinger on Sunday denied reports that he planned to go to Washington for a cabinet meeting and threaten resignation if not sustained by cabinet colleagues. He insisted he would not resign while supported by the president and rejected any suggestion from other cabinet heads.
Miners and operators ratified a new contract at a Sunday night meeting and will resume work immediately. The deal includes raises of 6 55 cents on day work dead work and yardage plus 3 cents a ton on shooting coal and 5 cents a ton on long wall work. Future disputes will be settled by W. L. Lone, the Kawasas mines inspector.
Utah's Supreme Court declares city councils town boards and county commissioners have absolute power to refuse liquor sale licenses and that no court can intervene. The ruling emphasizes that local voters can stop liquor traffic by electing bodies willing to enforce this ban.
Paris restaurants face higher costs as the Restaurant Keepers' Association plans to raise prices on vegetables and meat dishes. Wine costs have surged, pushing venues to drop cheap offerings. Potatoes nearly double in price over the decade as the cost of living climbs in France.
A seven teen year old boy named Lester Figh stabbed Clarence Davidson and fatally wounded John Vaile in a street fight reported Saturday night. Davidson, a former sweetheart of Hugh’s sister, was barred from the home by her father. The youths allegedly teased the girl’s younger brother until the stabbing occurred. the assailant returned home and did not speak of the incident to relatives.
Washington reports Chicago now houses 2,185,283 people, up 486,708 since 1900 and 287 percent. It ranks as the United States’ second city and fourth globally, with rapid growth since 1890 and peak gains between 1890 and 1900.
Atlantic City veterans from the north and south consider uniting in the Grand Army of the Republic encampment plans. Commander Van Sant and General Jillary A Herbert spoke at a steeplechase gathering urging reconciliation and cooperation. They support integrating northern and southern veterans and backing a statue decision on Robert E. Lee.
Dr Douglas Snyder and his Pittsburgh wife were arrested after three babies died on display in an incubator at the Louisville state fair. The deputy coroner found death by inanition and cited lack of proper care during a Chicago to Louisville trip.
A San Jose suit details Richard C Watts who after being told his wife and child were dead decades ago remarried in 1901 at Sacramento and now has eight children. Mrs Mary Freece Watts claims to be the first wife and seeks maintenance from Walt a town marshal and prominent Mountain View resident.
Chester police arrest Richard Evans, 49, son of Edgemont hotel proprietor John J. Evans, for the murder of his asleep father Friday night. The case notes the son’s recent mental decline and a prior head injury to Hyons four years earlier, with police suspecting temporary insanity.
Three youths attempted a breakout at the New Mex reform school at Springer near Vin day. They attacked assistant superintendent Baron DeKalb Sampsell Sarmpsell, who was cut stabbed and beaten with a poker but survived. Guards overpowered the escapees, and the attempt failed.
Theodore Roosevelt addressed the New York Press Club, stressing that he will handle his affairs and meals by work, preferring private and public life. He urged listeners not to be misled about what he would do “for this ex president” as he would “do for himself.”
The cholera epidemic, begun in southern Russia, has claimed over 100000 lives and now threatens Amur province in southeast Siberia. Sanitary bureau reports show 182327 cases and 83613 deaths for the season across the region including areas separated by the Amur river from Manchuria.
Donophan Mo Thomas Kennon, on trial for murder, fled the courtroom Saturday and killed himself in his hotel room. A note read, Swearing lies has ruined me, Goodbye to all my friends. Kennon was charged with killing F. M. Hughes, a neighbor, and pleaded self defense.
A man sits in a bathing suit on Atlantic City sand and recalls a past summer encounter as a woman nearby sketches in the sand. He gathers courage, walks over, and asks if they spoke two summers ago, recalling her blue silk stockings.
An advertisement from Tubercdecida Co claims a patent remedy named tuberclecicle cures consumption by destroying tubercle bacilli within eight months and shows improvements in two to six weeks. It offers full particulars from their Los Angeles office at 702 International Bank Bldg.
A cryptic exchange suggests Mrs Denham argues a baby’s crying aligns with her singing while Benham counters the child’s reactions reveal abilities inherited from his side of the house. The exchange hints at family tension over talent and influence.
A terse aphorism attributed to 8 Street noting that happiness comes from action, while inaction breeds regret. The quote contrasts reflection with initiative and urges decisive effort.
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