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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
6
A man disappears from a building after a sudden exit and is found dead in his bed the next morning. A narrator recounts the eerie details and a woman confesses a long hidden passion for the deceased, revealing a complex, tense love triangle before bidding good night.
A man known as The Egotist recalls a complex triangle with a devoted chemist friend, his employer the governor, and a wife striving for respectability. The chemist, once valued for brains and kindness, later dies by morphine and a fellow suitor gains the job, prompting a haunting confession of love and loss.
The German Emperor's marriage censorship requires officers to prove private income thresholds to wed. A 1,125 yearly salary needs 375 private income. district gendarmes face 520? a year in salary to marry. others with 759 pay face restrictions. Prospective spouses' income and status must be proven, and marriage rates hinge on Kaiser's bureau. A young officer may need 10 000 to 15 000 in his name to marry, else he could abandon his commission and emigrate.
Senator Hoar has bought a three story brick house on Connecticut avenue in Washington for 318000. He borrowed the sum and hopes to profit from selling soon. He and Mrs. Hoar have boarded in hotels in the capital for thirty three years. At the same time Senator Clark plans no residence on the Stewart castle site, with a new home in New York nearly finished and no plans to build again outside Montana.
A new sleeplessness treatment uses a band about 18 inches wide wrapped around the leg and covered with gutta percha tissue and a stocking. The bandage purportedly dilates certain vessels to reduce head blood and induce sleep by altering circulation.
A fashion feature outlines home crafts and apparel trends including a table fernery project using a bark box and moss, plus guidance on ferns preservation. It also discusses pipings in clothing, notably feather and kid trims, and describes a pale crepe de chine gown with Vandyked edges, rhinestones, and a matching cape, reflecting period styles.
A vintage style overview describes boys suits with silk collars and chiffon accents, and girls wear in white as the season’s hallmark. It highlights basket weaves, middy reefers, leather belts, and white hats as prevailing items for spring attire with emphasis on fresh, light garments for youngsters.
Directions describe making sachet bags by using powder on thin cotton beside silk bags or a half teaspoonful of perfume with a few drops of glycerin to slow evaporation. The result is a vigorous, effusive fragrance for rooms and perfumed sachets to hang in closets or on chair backs treated with glycerin to preserve scent.
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