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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1903
Page
3
Dr. George C. Ownby showcases new instruments for detecting abnormal vision with glasses fitted and guaranteed satisfaction. Located in Room 9, Commercial block, Center Street.
Logan Abstract Co provides prompt abstracts in Logan Utah for deeds wills mortgages and contracts. Located at 7N Main St with phone 4k. They specialize in real estate and fire insurance and offer quick service.
The lyric laments a broken world as love's light fails and darkness remains. A mournful singer speaks of a buried lamp and lingering sorrow, contrasting brighter memories with present gloom. The tone evokes personal loss and existential shadow without explicit events or dates.
A hardened tenement dweller known as Old Jim rescues a baby left at his door. He forms an unlikely bond as Mrs. Flaherty and neighbor Mrs. Schlitz help care for the infant amid poverty. When a fire breaks out, Jim fights his way toward the danger to learn if the child survived.
A dramatic New York Times fragment recalls a fire where a fireman perished and a mother mourns the loss of a newborn, asking what to tell her husband Jim when he returns home.
An elderly parishioner confronts a minister handing out handbills for a missionary meeting in the village. He cautions that funding a South Sea mission could lead to rising costs for church, curates salaries, coal, clothing, and Christmas aid, urging caution.
The Detroit News-Tribune cites Sarah Grand’s witty reply to Ambassador Choate at a London ladies banquet. Grand lampoons catering to women by recalling two rival churches altering their chancel mottoes to outdo each other. The tale ends with the quip Good will to women as an example of inapt catering.
Wallace Irwin writes in Sunset Magazine June about a desert scene of white intruders and Aztec imagery. The poem depicts a savage chase where desert demons and lizard-like figures pursue the invaders as a cavalcade rides away.
George Dewey of the Niagara Fire Insurance company recounts an elderly southern woman who sought homeowners coverage after five years without insurance. She explains they had relied on the Lord but agreed the situation was terribly risky, highlighting the dangers of uninsured property.
Mrs. Payne wife of the postmaster general is an invalid who will stay in Washington with her husband for most of the summer. She has suffered rheumatism for many years and continues to endure significant pain.
Daily mail routes covering East North and Salt Lake areas with schedule windows. General delivery operates 8 am to 6 pm daily except Sunday. Sunday hours 9 am to 10:96 pm. Money order window available 8 am to 5 pm.
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