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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
11
Readers are urged to start Cascarrets candy cathartics at 19 cents alleging natural relief and cleaned bowels. The ad warns of imitators and notes a metal box stamp C.C.C. The Navy department rejected armor plate bids opened Friday.
An advertisement asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound keeps women healthy and youthful by supporting the female organism through natural crises. It claims the product safeguards health and praises testimonials from women published in the paper.
Cy Warman writes a railway tale with romance and excitement in September New Lippincott Magazine. Also noted is a statistical report showing Kentucky whisky production for the year ending June 20 at 91 789 722 gallons versus 10 743 785 the prior year. Our Rights in China by Mark Deonell in the August Atlantic Monthly offers a thoughtful look at the open door issue and Chinese attitudes toward foreigners.
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces excursion tickets to Chicago for the Nations Encampment starting August 25. Tickets go on sale August 35 to 23 and are valid for return by September 1 with possible extension to September 20 for a small fee. President McKinley expected to attend. Also notes a Skaguay earthquake on August 9 lasting about a minute with no damage.
A jumbled OCR page shows various patent medicine claims and political notes. It includes Catarrh Cure testimonials, Allen’s Foot-Ease, temperance messaging, Canadian whisky transit, and political mentions about Dawson elections and Michigan Populists, all in a fragmented historic newspaper snapshot.
Miss Alice Serber of New York became the only woman lawyer in America specializing in criminal work. She arrived from Hamila ten years ago with no money or English skills, studied at New York University Law School, earned an LLB in 1896, and was admitted to the bar a year later as the first woman admitted to practice in the United States District Court. Her success and advocacy are noted by judges and lawyers. Stockholm schools keep boys from the streets by outdoor recreation led by appointed supervisors, converting after school hours into organized games in public parks and shifting duties to three men to oversee daily park activities from 4 to 5 p.m.
An article fragment lists government funding of 875000 for supposedly fringe machines for army use, critiques spending alongside digestive cure ads, and mentions Fort Logan Root and moves of the First Infantry to San Francisco. It advertises travel deals, rail excursions, and ornate rail service across Utah, Colorado, and the West, with details on trains, cars, and dates.
Excitement rises among miners in eastern San Diego county and Yuma residents over a presumed oil shale find in the pot holes district of the Colorado River about forty miles north of Yuma. A road to the scene was built and the rush for sand within the belt grew so heated that some state inspectors had to carry rifles for protection of their rights.
The prince of Wales becomes a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Sir William McCormac led a deputation to Marlborough House to present the royal highness with the diploma. Professor Charles Eliot Norton notes Ruskin left manuscripts and notes in order, having destroyed web manuscripts before death.
Unified States Consul Roosevelt at Brosselahen informed the State department of a lockout at all Belgian glass works. Six thousand men are affected.
A moral exhortation extols poised womanhood and maternal duty as keystones of family care. It laments a weary world and calls for renewed vigor, asserting Perina as a remedy to rekindle public spirit and improve home life through education and strength.
The advertisement claims Pero-Na is the universal remedy women can rely on, especially for female ailments. It describes catarrh as inflammation of mucous membranes across organs and asserts Pero-Na cures all catarrhal problems by addressing the underlying infection, promising relief where others fail.
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