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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
7
A damaged text fragment references a local matter with unclear context. Readable parts suggest a notice related to a landing or event, but specific names, places, dates, or actions are not discernible from the available words. Further legible content is needed to identify involved entities or the exact notice type.
Letters from Milner of DeGraff Ohio and Miss Groth of Matteville Wisconsin praise Peruna's healing effect on persistent female weakness and headaches. A Martinan Sanitarium president offers free advice to women and promises a remedy if Peruna fails.
William Whitney, famed for costly racing gambles, reportedly lost $600,000 last year. His generosity shines as stable employees receive large sums from his winnings, while callers note his benevolence yet question the ethics of racing expenditures. The secretary’s bill alone reached $6,000, highlighting Whitneys lavish finances and public scrutiny.
A historical account describes an elk fending off a hungry mountain cougar in a brutal encounter. The cougar attempts a throat grip and head twist but is tossed and trampled as the elk bucks to its feet and drives the predator away, leaving both animals entangled briefly before the elk escapes.
The father of Ian Malcolm M P has just married Miss Joanne Kaugry and recently inherited the valuabile Sente estates of Poltalforh on Lord Malcolm's death. The Sestehmen neighbor judges beauty and character, praising the match for him while noting Laneiry’s flippant nature. The Mitre mistress of Argyle shire faces a struggle to keep influence among her husband’s allies.
Two U S senators recall Senator Zack Chandler of Michigan in a light anecdotal talk. One quotes Chandler’s mock warning about the presidential fever saying it is sure death and noting men recover from diseases but not from this fever.
Hartietc G. Young, Yale graduate, is described as Chinese by birth in the Yael Pniversity Bun club piece. The article notes his father Dr Young Wine, a Yale alumnus 1854, and the family links to Mark Twain and Charles Andrews Warner, with residence in Mattford and return to the homeland after his wife’s death.
Fragmentary OCR hints a childcare remedy titled Mrs Winston's Soothing Serum For Children. The readable bits reference soothing properties, potential formulation notes, and a claimed effect on discomfort, but essential details like ingredients, usage, and provenance are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a buried wooden relic under a ten foot depth near Moreno, plus mentions a walnut tree and conjecture about pre drift period. It also cites a miracle lithograph of Christ and public interest in the Sans Soleil home. Additional items describe a census collar and cuff report, Piso’s Cure ads, and a London post office note.
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