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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1903
Page
10
A garbled collection of era captions and sly jokes references English, American society figures and events. It mentions Lipton, Dunraven, Sir Thomas, a chef of politics, gasps at polar regions and jokes about prohibition and fashion. It reads as a cluttered miscellany from a gossip page with stray names and dated opinions.
A nostalgic collage of humorous vignettes on oaths, legends, and social quirks. It riffs on historic loyalties, odd expressions, and mixed eras from Normandy to a Texas editor. Observations weave in marriage, parenting, and a fanciful Sulu at a world exposition with playful prose and local-color flourishes.
The article mockingly criticizes the idea of brain fag and argues the brain is resilient, often tired by conscience or overworked stomachs. It cites the hookworm or laziness as scapegoats, and cites a New York paper’s cure involving determination, a cold bath, and persistence.
The New Bedford Mercury extols whalemen as bold, enduring figures who face perilous journeys at sea. It recalls harrowing tales of ships struck by whales, ice-locked crews, and remarkable crossings, noting one sailor walked 1600 miles home in midwinter after weeks aboard a whaleboat. The writer laments sensationalism and questions why reporters seek dramatic tales when steady hard work defines these men.
The Post Office reports many rural female letter carriers excel, delivering mail in severe conditions. substitutions by husbands, wives, or relatives prove effective and accepted, with thirty seven women serving as substitutes amid heavy winter routes.
A broken excerpt describes Lieut Col Pratt in Carlisle Indian School days, a tense scene around a bunk with a light, a group of young men, and a sudden quiet as one figure dies. The narrator notes Pratt’s resignation from a director role and a harsh, wavering accent amid the unsettling moment.
Henry Peck proposes a willing sacrifice as a suitor comments on taking a wife. The exchange suggests altered views on marriage and commitment within the community.
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