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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1900
Page
16
An excerpt discusses methods to gain flesh by consuming small amounts of a tonic or emulsion. It notes the paradox of small doses enabling the body to digest ordinary food and promote weight gain, stating a certain minimum flesh is needed for health and that it can be obtained through this regimen.
A fragmented letter laments rising costs of daily life with long lists of hotel meals and prices. It notes tourist travel options and compares future expenses to Cape Nome and the Klondike, while recalling a Chicago newspaper exchange about urban shifts and civil unrest.
Wanted to trade a boger of wagon. Will the part in boild uz. Apply at the offive.
Local notice cites Logan district conference of the Logan watts and Greenville to be held at Logan Tabernacle on Wednesday September 12 replacing Friday. It notes subscription rates, candid remarks on campaigns, and a notice of bids for erecting a cottage for KH F Amu Pine with bills due by September 1, 1900.
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