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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
3
A garbled wire service style fragment covers military actions in China and the Pacific theater. It mentions General Miles, Lieutenant Smedley Butler, and illnesses like fever, with uncertain references to political figures and a call to prepare torpedoes. The text also notes debates around political appointments and tender refusals.
A testimonial from Mary J. Kennedy of Armour & Exhi bition at the Trans Mississippi Exposition in Gauwha Neb extols Pernna as a permanent cure for chronic catarrh. She claims repeated doctor visits, night travel, and persistent symptoms vanished after using Pernna for three months, with benefits to the stomach and liver. The ad promises free catarrh literature by The Perune Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
Rob Tad and Link build a makeshift boat from granary gear to ride a railway flat car mascot along the prairie. A grass fire drives the trio and their mother toward danger, but they reach Maphoster depot just as a northbound train arrives, the improvised craft wrecked by the impact.
The piece recounts steamboat racing on the Mississippi with near collisions and moral cheers. Captains challenge slower boats while pilots and firemen battle heat and danger. Passengers plead to protect families as crews race downstream in risky competition.
A student at the Carlisle Indian School recounts the 1876 battle in which General Custer and his command perished. Estimates vary, with about 1,200 opposing Sioux and Cheyenne forces and up to 6,000 Indigenous people involved, and thousands moved to reservations after the conflict.
Partial OCR reads a miswritten passage about New England women and a question of starting with the right or left foot, linking to universal laws. The line mentions Eden and a "Garden of Eden" setting with garbled dialogue on duty and steps.
Reports from eastern Washington indicate a lighter wheat crop with about thirty bushels per acre instead of thirty five. The total state yield forecast is trimmed from thirty million to twenty five million bushels.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a dubious health pitch touting a tonic called Hostettern Qomach Bitters for stomach ills and biliousness, citing a reward and a mysterious transfer from Mant island. The text mixes dollar amounts, supposed reforms, and names with unclear origins, reflecting a garbled historical ad or notice.
In Sree Court at Biffain Zundon Lavrhlin entered a permanent injunction against a patent retail dealer. The case centers on a manufacturer of a foot product named Dr Clark's Foot and an imitation shoe tied to a trademark claim. The court action seeks to protect the trademark owner and curb infringing sales in the foot fashion market.
An OCR read of a wartime brief states troops mobilized by the government at Yokohama during October. It notes an aim for amnesty within two weeks at the vacant site, with large forces of Rosslane and British on the way. Allies forecast a major dispersal of troops and potential broad advance.
Reduced fares advertise travel between Chicago and Missouri rivers with routes via Rio Grande Western and Colorado Midland. Promotions mention August departure, special plow and season tickets, and contact details for EB WAKES general agent A. T&S Patt Dooly Brook Salt Lake City.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad advertises cheap rates on the Scenic Route of the World with through daily trains from Grand Junction to Denver and Chicago via Galore. Tickets include elegant dining cars and sleeping cars with no changes, plus troop transport quarters at reduced prepage, while routes emphasize through service to foreign destinations.
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