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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
6
An American girl, Bernice Willard of Philadelphia, met the German crown prince during a regatta on the water. A valet teased with a puff of smoke that drifted to her, prompting a jocular remark from the prince and a quick, flustered retreat by the young royal.
The San Francisco Bulletin notes that aging alters views on value in friendship, valuing loyalty, charity, and generosity over sheer intellect. It argues brains may impress in youth, but unselfishness and affection surpass intellectual power in a spouse or friend, warning ego can mislead too late.
A dialogue contrasts engagement and wedding rings in a cautious exchange. A woman rejects marriage symbols as tools of tyranny, arguing consent and meaning differ in practice. The man concedes engagement rings differ, noting diamonds versus plain bands often carry greater significance.
A claimed medical statement suggests coffee causes disease in many, urging readers to test by removing coffee for ten days to a month. It cites a Winnipeg St Marys Academy teacher who improved after quitting coffee, praising Postum Coffee substitute.
A farmer near Norristown underwent an at home operation by a local surgeon. The cancerous stomach tissue was transferred to a sheep in exchange for intestines. Both patient and sheep recovered, and the farmer’s only lasting effect is a craving for grasa.
A Philadelphia Record item describes a phonographic alarm clock that wakes a sleeper with a bell and recorded message. The inventor plans to patent the device, noting it can be set to announce not just time but reminders and reasons to rise, enhancing morning punctuality.
A fragment from Charles H. Towne reflects on remorse and how unseen sins from youth return to trouble the present. The speaker imagines a whisper in the night, a ghostly voice rebuking missed deeds, urging self-examination as spring and magic fade.
An Aptalian sculptor carved a Carrara marble statue to resemble a deceased Logansport family patriarch. A photo from the man’s clothes and portrait was sent to Italy for a life like result. The counterfeit sculpture features rubber boots and a broad brim hat, standing on a tall pedestal in the cemetery.
Fragmentary article notes tightening control by the German empress over Berlin theaters with prohibitions on plays she disapproves of. Mentions European drama duties and a reference to Mrs Winslow’s teething and child health products, plus Chicago school sight statistics showing 32 percent of boys and 37 percent of girls with defective vision.
A jumble of notes and snippets covers health products with dubious cures, English political personalities like Sir John Gorst, tsarist aid for Brittany fishermen, and a humorous embassy mix up involving the Chambrun family. The tone mirrors a bustling period newspaper with short, brusque items.
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