Sandman Narrates Ancient Toy Exhibition and Sunlit Recovery
The Sandman recalls a museum display of ancient dolls and toys copied from a nobleman and his life, including toy versions of his family and boats. He then shifts to a touching tale of a sick girl and her mother, who recover together as sunlight returns, ending with a hopeful note about the little friend’s strength.
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Ipmni
Sandman
County Fu
Cireus
Amaz
Lok
Nick
Nancy
Gir
Ste
Dolly
Mr Sun
Obituary for Mrs Corless of Vernal
Mrs Corless nee Hall born November 16 1874 in Connett Durham England immigrated with family to Salt Lake City 1881 then Vernal 1893 married John Ho Corless February 6 1895. Survived by husband daughter Edna Rasmussen four brothers five grandchildren and many friends. Died August 30 after illness from tonsil infection and poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corless
Nannah Vane Hall
Connett
County of Durham
England
Robert JI
Anna Dent Hall
Melser Society
Needle breaking superstition and the meaning of character
The article discusses regional beliefs that breaking a sewing needle on a new garment signals luck or a change in fate. It links the superstition to ancient fears of iron and evil spirits and contrasts it with a meditation on character, noting that true character reveals itself in unconscious acts and inner thoughts rather than outward claims. The piece quotes a moral reflection on reputation and integrity as part of character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epirita
McClura
Vaire
Isis
How Does a Sailor Chart His Ocean Path
A sailor knows his way by a trusted compass and celestial guidance. He uses the compass to chart his route and relies on stars at night to hold course, ensuring navigation without delay.
Replica and Reproduction Defined in Art Terms
The note clarifies that a replica is a copy made by the original artisan and of similar value, while reproduction denotes an inferior work explicitly stated as a copy.
Vernal Visit Highlights Blind Education Efforts in State
Mosiah Hall praises Murray B Allen a field agent for the blind who assists Vernal and the state library board. Allen trained as a blind educator at the University of Utah and taught in Ogden. Hall cites William Hill Newton of Vernal who, blinded by an early accident, built a shoe and harness shop with help from family funds and local partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray B Allen
Allen
University of Utah
Ogden
Rof Hall
William Hill Newton
Vernal
School For
Tn3
Uintah
Ernal
Butterwrappers For Sale In Office
Advertising note offering butterwrappers for sale in lots of 100 or more. Contains terse promotional line and unspecified contact.
Senator Hall Perseveres Through Depression To Aid Vernal Library
In the face of the Western livestock and farming downturn, Alu Hig sustains his shoemaking business with a $2000 loan, employing his brother and three others as the enterprise thrives. Prof Hall plans a library revival including reorganized boards, expanded book circulation, children’s tours, and community improvements while detailing health and hygiene guidance for local schools.
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Thia Venure
Harneas and
Busipeq
Alu Hig Buelness
Hall
Vernal Library
Lbrary
Library Board
Ladies Iterary Club
Teachers From All Over the County Meet in Vernal
County teachers gathered in Vernal for instruction covering music health and basic skills. Miss Beck urged proper desk size seating and daily health checks to detect contagious diseases in the classroom.
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Muale Ag
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Martin
H. Irving King
Valen
Leonard A Barrett
Barbara Bourjaily
Rror
Mosiah Hall
Ilgtn
Kelly Merc
Hoe
Pink
Merc. Jensen Co
Bolivia
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