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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
7
A vintage testimonial touts Sr Tacobs Pain Reliever as unique and trusted by manufacturers and employers. It alleges remarkable pain killing properties and widespread cures, claiming record sales and superiority over other medicines, oils, and embrocations.
An old ad promotes Vogeler Curative Compound claiming to strengthen weak and sickly children with digestion issues by restoring blood purity and facial color. It touts small doses twice daily and offers a бесплат sample from the proprietors, noting doctors approve its use.
Potire Wathoude ta. Speida reports Senor Romine was detained in Murid after a shooting that wounded Willy as he left the chamber of depl ies. Security of 1000 was set for Romine to appear and prosecute his assailants. The attackers were released on 200 bail each. Romine is identified as a republican, a factor in his treatment.
John A Salzer Seed-Oh Lattrosse Wisconsin advertises a seed and floral catalog with seed lists, wearables, and floral seeds. The notice mentions postage and a market gartheners list totaling 25. Postage and catalog details accompany the offer.
Citizens of Albemarle County Virginia organize the Jefferson Memorial Road Association to build a public boulevard between Charlottesville and Monticello where Jefferson lies buried. The two mile road is expected to cost twenty thousand dollars.
Emil Andree, a local oil retailer in Jeffersonville Indiana, switched from Standard Oil to an independent Louisville supplier. Standard Oil retaliated with price cuts below cost, aiming to ruin him, while citizens supported Andree by tolerating higher prices.
The Russian railways have a notorious record of fatal and serious accidents annually. The latest data show 2899 with 12,268 killed and far more injured, including 1,362 serious injuries. Derailments caused twenty deaths and 172 serious injuries, with damages to property and personal losses detailed.
A humorous tale about a legless man and a train passenger unfolds as the man offers to tell how he lost his legs in exchange for the lady asking no more questions. The joke culminates with the punchline that his legs were shot off in a display.
A New York Tribune story recalls Bishop Williams of Connecticut telling of a minister who felt ill at breakfast. His old colored servant Sam teased him with a walk to the church door and mock sermon, urging the minister to preach that day. The minister recovered, and Sam implied the cure came from leaving the sermon out of his system.
Queen Victoria writes of deep love for Prince Albert and hope for happiness. Parliament debates a $250 000 yearly grant for the prince, ending with a reduced sum. Albert mails a bitter note to the queen saying love from her cannot make him unhappy.
The coalition between Japan and England gains early traction, proposing New Chwang China as an open port. Nations of the earth would enter on game terms, using ships and vessels as the approach, while Niwawo’s plan to close Manduria is questioned amid confusion over strategic aims and actions.
The note mentions J Jones of Montgomery Alabama and a Confederate veteran delivering a memorial address at Grant's Tomb this year. It recalls the Confederate surrender at Appomattox and an inflated claim of aiding the enemy, along with a reference to Ben Wits Overconwn.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions King Edward VIII and Op s , with unclear references to standings and events. Names and places are unreadable. no clear date or outcome. The readable fragments suggest a historical sports or public event but lack coherent facts.
A fragmentary item notes a laxative product or remedy with obscure names and unclear context. The readable portion references स्वागत unclear terms and possible brand-like terms without concrete details or dates.
Fragmentary item reports a misread sum of 54 million tied to a public or counterclaim, mentions a veteran, a $40,000,000 figure, and references dyes and police. The garbled OCR yields no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond vague financial terms and policing terms.
The report notes Noble Bady as a trained nurse while Lord Tireritn held the advantage of Ns daughter a highly trained nurse. Lady Hermione Thlack wool trained as a probationer at London hospital Whitechapel and later as a district nurse.
An OCR fragment from John A. Salzer Seed Co at La Crosse Wisconsin markets unusual seed terms and prices, promising prolific yields and substantial tonnage per acre. The snippet mentions freights and pricing, with references to heavy crops and seed opportunities in a historical trade notice context.
General Eugene Griffin reveals that during a private session sailors crafted patches and stripes from their clothing after being saved from insurgents in the wilds of Luzon. The improvised repairs reflect hardship endured following the rescue.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses mercury dangers to smell and health, with references to public doctors and officials. It hints at warnings about contamination, infrastructure, and public spaces, mentioning streets and paving materials in a fragmented, non-cohesive way. The text remains unclear about concrete events or dates.
A long testimonial recounts a Knight Templar praising Peruna after extended catarrh and stomach trouble. The speaker claims dramatic, lasting relief after using Peruna for over a year, urging others with similar ailments to begin treatment promptly and persevere for recovery. The letter references widespread doctors and locations in the United States.
Fragmentary text urges readers to request a free catalog and a short expedition of each item from The Persia Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio. It mentions a battle moorpy and a pewter desire to see the list. The tone mimics an old promotional notice with contact offer.
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