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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
7
A traveling patient recounts severe health decline followed by ovarian treatment and recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and San ative Wash. She praises the product, claims renewed vitality, and offers a $5000 forfeit if the testimonial is not genuine.
The University of Notre Dame lists curricula across Classics Economics History Journalism Art Science Pharmacy Law Civil and Electrical Engineering architecture and preparatory and commercial courses. Rooms for rent for students and free catalogues are offered with the 50th year opening September 9, 1002 at St Edward's Hall for boys under 13. Rev A Morrissey C.S.C. president.
Thorough English and Classical Education, teaching Greek Latin, French and German. After completing the full course, students receive collegiate degrees. The Conservatory of Maple conducts on European lines with an Art Department modeled after Europe. Preparatory and Minor Departments prepare pupils for advanced courses.
Mrs Aline E O Malley and William Hearin were held for trial on larceny and conspiracy charges respectively. O Malley was admitted to bail of 1200 dollars signed by Thomas M Daly of Continental Title and Trust. Hearin also posted 1200 dollars. both bonds noted as unlikely to produce further action.
A Lancet writer cites the Chicago Record arguing dietary guidance hinges on whether one is anabolic or katabolic. It asserts per diem food needs depend on age sex size exercise and air temperature to maintain minimal healthy body weight. It notes no room for overeating or under eating and contrasts athletic ability between the two states.
The report notes Wu Ting Fang’s recall and the appointment of Gi Liang Cyeng as his successor. It highlights broader imperial governance changes, including ministerial reshuffles and diplomatic posts, with references to English policy, regional affairs, and domestic appointments shaping the Chinese government’s direction.
Eugene F. Ware, despite being Kansas born and a poet, faced political hostility over his work The Washerwoman's Song. De Gures and a Baptist preacher challenged his suitability for Congress, while a philanthropist rewarded Ware for the poem yet others insisted it exposed imprudence. Ware remained torn between pride and penance as critics questioned his art.
A Brooklyn Eagle correspondent notes Secretary Shaw is the most industrious cabinet member. He arrives at the Treasury at 8 each morning after waking at 6 and breakfast at 7, keeping a rigorous schedule that few cabinet officials have matched. His private secretary, Robert Armstrong, follows closely, often at the desk near 8 o'clock.
A congressman Cavans or Cannon delivered flowing lines about forests and water in a night House session prompting sharp quips from Mr Sherman. The piece then notes Yale professor Brewer as a versatile authority with a student clashing over encyclopedic knowledge, ending with a toast to new information outgrowing old encyclopedias.
In a swift encounter at La Visillette the Weihe oil team dominated the match, advancing with a clear margin. Key players led scoring drives and the defense held firm, ensuring an uncomplicated win for the squad.
The Maryland Society of the California Pioneers has dwindled to twelve survivors from thirty three members at its 1887 founding. A recent reunion was held in Baltimore.
A small foot care advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Kase powder makes shoes fit better by reducing tightness and sweating. It lists benefits for swollen, hot, and aching feet, ingrown nails, corns, and bunions, urging purchase at druggists and shoe stores with a 5 cent trial by mail from Allen S. Allen, Leloy, N.Y.
An alligator over 11 feet long, killed in the Soudan, yielded eighty five stones, several birds claws, two human finger nails, and three monkey hoofs with a rope attached to one. Curious find surpasses any shark stomach discoveries.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Brome Quinine tablets promising a cure for a cold in one day with a refund offered by druggists if the remedy fails to cure.
A southerner at the Tilden club dinner in New York listened to Cleveland and other speakers and recalled a tale of a Buffalo native who became president. He recounted Cleveland’s Weldon North Carolina stop during his first term, when an old backwoodsman clasped his hand and said he had voted for many presidents but never seen one before and then called him a whopper.
Fragmentary OCR reads mentions a Mrs Winston and a soothing remedy with a bottle and a tincture. The text is garbled but suggests a claimed cure or preparation labeled as a remedy for wind or windiness with a single bottle reference.
A New York city court recently disposed a 1865 intoxication case against Justus Smith, found after 37 years. Justice Tegan endorsed the charge, seen as a relic of a era when returning soldiers were briefly detained for protection without prosecution. The letter from Joan Borwell of Trinity Springs Indiana questions cures and courts.
Maurice Bernhardt applies to Paris state council to change his name to Maurice Clairin to reflect paternal naming traditions. The move follows pressure from Mme Maurice Hernhardt who fears the stigma of illegitimacy as she nears motherhood. Clairin is said to be a former painter linked to a famed romance with the "divine Sarah" that nearly caused a triple tragedy a quarter century ago.
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children used by a nurse at the Children's Home in New York. Claims to cure fevers, stomach issues, teething disorders, and to move and regulate bowels while destroying worms. Over 0,000 testimonials advertised. Sample free with address listed.
Lord Kitchener notes that the main issue in South Africa arose from soldiers attending remounts lacking knowledge of horse care, highlighting training gaps as the key problem. The claim stresses the need for proper equine handling to prevent future difficulties.
Hall's Catarrh Core is taken internally, with promotional mentions of Prive and Toc. The fragment lacks clear event, dates, or concrete facts to expand into a fuller item.
The sona or Chinese clarionet is described as the favorite instrument among common people for marriage and funeral entertainments. Its musical scale runs from F to GQ, noted as alive though the text is archaic and partly unclear.
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