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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented column of satirical notes covers British taxes, freight costs, labor mobility, Lipton and Dunraven, court intrigues, court and political foibles, polar explorations, university jokes, and curious social observations. Counterpoints on prohibition, diamonds, and golf ethics mingle with global headlines and social musings.
A rambing pastiche recalls varied oaths from Normandy to Ameri ca. It laments uniform vows, nods to Harold and William, and jests about wedlock, fathers, and a sultan’s entourage. It skewers reporters, towns, and vanity with wry, pointed humor.
The San Francisco News Letter mocks brain fag as a disease and argues fatigue stems from overwork, not brain fatigue. It cites eye, stomach, or liver trouble, and suggests nervous weariness often comes from tired consciences or overworked stomachs rather than the brain itself.
An 19th century portrait praises whalers of New Bedford as facing extreme risk at sea. The piece recounts harrowing returns from mid ocean encounters with whales and ice, noting logbooks of peril and the fixation of readers on dramatic salvage and Arctic ordeals. It mentions Dr Kane and Nansen as benchmarks of daring exploration.
Female rural letter carriers handle daily deliveries in extreme weather, substituting for male carriers as needed. Reports show 37 women have passed civil service exams and become regular rural carriers or substitutes, with performance equal or superior to men. Department notes women do not lose pace in harsh conditions.
A garbled OCR snippet describes a Lt Col Thankfulnews Pratt in a tense scene as a producer prompts a sudden quiet, followed by the statement one is dead. The fragment hints at a dramatic broadcast or backstage event but lacks coherent details or context.
A terse note quotes Wil Changs stating willingness to sacrifice and take on duties, paired with Henry Peck asserting openness to sharing responsibilities and offering support. The fragment hints at a domestic or social arrangement under discussion.
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