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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1901

Page

12

Castro Unification Scheme Could Rebuild Bolivar State

The article argues President Castro of Venezuela leads a Liberal coalition aiming to restore a Bolivar era republic uniting Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and beyond. It outlines vast territory, population, coastline, and potential Pan American rail links, while noting current conflicts among Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador as Liberals push toward union with conservative forces resisting. It compares demands to historic figures and discusses regional power balances and risks.

Castro Venezuela Colombia Henusdor Republic of Simon Bolivar Ecuador Seak Bern Bolivia Bolivar United States Alaska Europe Republic of France Turkey Servia Roumania Principality of Bulgaria Atlantic Caribbean Sea Brazil Lnes Pacific Ocean Castro Fa Venesuela Wod Castro Han South America Peru Caetro Guzman Bianco

Tombstone Claims 969 Years for Germantown Inhabitant

A Concord burial ground stone on Germantown avenue proclaims an inhabitant aged 969 years at death, a clerical error likely turning 69 into 969 after a plug and correction. The piece notes superstition over longevity and hints the figure may be a misread. It also discusses the apple’s cultivation history in England and notes England’s supply from China, California, and Australia. The column ends with a playful forecast of a long fill for this page.

Germantown Whenhickon Old Concord Germantown Avenue Washington Inne

The Need of Water Drinking New on Jupiter

A noted nerve specialist urges regular water intake to prevent autointoxication from dehydration. Advice covers personal amounts, best times to drink, and cautions about meals and cold water. Also includes a disconnected description of a firearm mechanism and its reassembly.

Jupiter

Lights of the Sea and a New Firearm Toy Rise in Science News

The issue surveys phosphorescence as a pursuit of heatless light from marine life and sand organisms at Ostend, while detailing a toy revolver by Adams and Simpson of Ohio. The pistol uses automatic feed and percussion caps on a paper strip, fired by a trigger to drive a mechanism, illustrating early science and war toy innovations.

Ostend Phipson Mowely BE. T. Adams J. E. Simpson Ohio

Venezuela's Pearl Fisheries at Margarita Ahead of New Concession

The Margarita coast, famed since Columbus era for pearl oysters, has seen a rise in harvest activity as prices climb. Peal divers use metal scoops and underwater bags to extract pearls, with black pearls fetching high prices and fine white pearls prized for luster. A French firm has secured a Venezuelan concession to fish using diving gear.

Venezuela Margarita Venesuela

Pocket cigarette making machine invention described

A compact pocket cigarette machine enables the user to roll a tight uniform cigarette by feeding tobacco through a metal tube and wrapping it with formed paper. The device includes a sliding rod packer and eyelet for engagement, allowing hands free packing and portable use. Also noted is a four million mile milestone for English locomotive No 1 of the Great Northern Railway, built over thirty years ago and still in service.

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600 Foot Cataract Discovered In Waipia River Hawaii

A Bishop Museum party from Honolulu reports discovering a 600 foot cataract on the Waipia river in Hawaii. Dry season yields as much as 1,000,000 gallons daily. Exploration was possible due to low water allowing ascent of the stream. The find highlights a remarkable remote waterfall in a sparsely watered region.

Waipia River Hawaii Bishop Museum of Honolulu

Poem Pain and Collective Tales of Living Partners

Amateur poetry stands for pain and expresses a strong personal voice. Each line conveys emotion, with either the writer or their household able to reveal a story of struggle and resilience.

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