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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
2
A brief excerpt from Thy Home Magazine laments fragile dreams of happy fortunes that may crumble into ruins. It reflects on fleeting fortunes and whether a future may restore such castles for all eternity.
A western tale by C P Greenley unfolds on the Alaho cattle range where a ghostly glass-eyed broncho haunts the trail to Jose's ranch. John and narrator ride to quell unrest amid rustlers, ghosts, and old loyalties as cattle grow restive under October heat.
John and Margaret flee a raging sandstorm and a stampede of a thousand cattle in the North as a glowing sky and thunder echo with the crash of artillery. Miguel and Pete return with a rescue party while the survivors share border songs and tell tales of the Ghost of the Glass-Byed Broncho.
The Motor World recounts W. K. Vanderbilt Jr testing an automobile with a wary guest. The passenger, astonished by speed, admits happiness despite misery, declaring he has solved the problem of being happy though miserable. The episode ends with the hat blown away and a fearfully amused reaction.
The 1900 wine output is about 3 018 700 000 gallons. Europe yields 3 403 million, America 269 million, while Britain shows around 9 000 000 gallons. Prince leads with a 1 482 million gallon contribution, roughly half of Europe and over a third of the globe.
British naturalist H Yap reports that several bamboo species store large quantities of naturally filtered water inside hollow internodes between joints. This finding, from studies in the Many Peniosila ranges, could aid in emergencies.
Mother asks about love while Ger trude questions learning affection. Wido responds with a burst of emotion as the family scene unfolds in a terse domestic exchange.
Provincial society portrays the domestic man as ideal husband and bread winner while his contributions to home life are limited. Progressive communities seek to redirect him toward broader civic engagement, education, and universal development to curb negative habits and foster world awareness.
The article argues that marriage boosts welfare of individuals, society, and state. It notes lower death rates for married men over 20 and married women over 25 compared with their unmarried peers. It asserts the home as the cornerstone of civilized life and that society benefits from growing households. It hints at rising global attention to the topic.
A Citum Co. Adams report from Alpsiee's claims a startling trend in France where half the men and half the women remain unmarried. It notes foreign immigration exceeds natural population growth, suggesting national well being is threatened by predominance of celibacy and high migration.
A vintage column repeats a grape juice fermenting method and a cake recipe. The cake blends butter sugar and ground mace with flour and egg whites, folded with hickory nut kernels. Bake until done, then frost with plain icing and decorate with nut halves.
A vivid description details a red costume with tucked panels and cloth covered buttons, a black velvet wristband and cravat, a velvet girdle, and a large black hat. The piece notes true fashion, contrasts with false pretenses, and remarks on behavior and appearances in society.
A vintage description outlines fall attire featuring blue crepe with silver embroidery and velvet yoke, blue figured velvet trim, and a black belt. Included are black and gray walt fabrics with embroidery, sable furs, and brown cloth suit with peru lace collar and velvet accents.
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