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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
2
A Falls of Schuylkill resident recalls Halloween pranks from fifty years ago. Boys chased a codfish with scalding water, set dogs on trails to wake victims, and dragged cabbage stalks and tied cats tails for mischief. The reminiscence celebrates past neighborhood mischief and contrasts it with modern times.
A Washington Oregon Wyoming and Colorado report notes exact damage cannot be known until surveys finish. It suggests fires may spur stronger protection and wider forest reserves, citing stove rules, a Colorado meteor fire source, and a New York lawyer who burned about 500 acres while hunting in White River reserve.
The piece notes that many British aristocrats descend from great rulers and thinkers. It cites the present earl of Buckingham tracing lineage to John Hampden, and mentions living descendants of Vespucius, Burns, Keats, Fielding, Carlyle, and Wordsworth. It highlights scattered, notable lineages and a few recent re-editions or preserved letters.
A fragmented poem-like piece muses on betterment and public life, referencing themes of ethics, unrest, and stoic flight from a constraining world. Imagery includes wings, sky-born wit, and a longing for freedom amid everyday ills.
Liverpool is described as the most densely populated town in England with areas reaching 63,823 people per square mile in parts, underscoring how crowded the city is in the given portrayal.
A terse aphorism attributed to Disraeli, stating that steadfast dedication to one's goal drives achievement and enduring effort. The quote emphasizes unwavering focus as the key to success.
T. Greiner recounts chasing imagined profits from poultry, believing misleading figures. He started with 150 laying hens and found that large flocks do not merely scale up production or revenue. After discouraging results, he reduced stock to 35 or 40 hens to match farm and market realities.
A Rhode Island Station report tests dissolving permanganate of potash in water and soaking eggs for an hour. Twenty eggs showed brown shell staining from the chemical, with mixed interior quality after storage. The preservative failed to reliably extend egg freshness over long testing.
Farmers Review weighs poultry profitability noting small farm flocks from 60 to 200 birds and feed sourced from gleanings as key factors. It cautions novices with money may fail in poultry ventures, while experienced operators fare better, and large operations depend on many variables.
W L Mills of Putnam County Illinois describes careful selection and mating to maintain markings and shape in Silver Wyan Dottes. He would personally inspect stock before purchase, reject birds with defects, and cull to keep only the best for breeding stock.
Old Nash delivered a memorable performance describing his pitching style and a notable move on a fly ball during a game, highlighting his versatility and impact on the contest.
A German collection at Warstentein near Cassel presents logs of wood shaped as books. Each volume hides a full history of the tree it represents with bark titles and scientific names. One side shows the trunk, the other polished, while inside are leaves shoots fruit and parasites with exhaustive tree descriptions.
Margaret McKinley niece of the late president and daughter of Abner McKinley works as a clerk in the National Bank of Oklahoma City and has built a fortune through real estate speculation. She started by buying city lots at about 125 dollars each in a future business district, with profits reportedly exceeding 40 dollars per lot.
Nordica's Gymnastic Exercise with Mme. Nordica the opera singer as mistress of the ungertie art of punching a bag. The daily routine aims to build muscle and reduce adipose tissue while avoiding boxing to protect her vocal career. In a Gresham College lecture, Dr. Symes Thompson notes climate effects on labor and that English rule in Egypt relies on nonviolent coercion.
The advert extols Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Drops as a potent blood purifier and general health restorer. It claims strong sales and public confidence among the German population, noting the product is centuries old and well established.
A Chicago Tribune quote describes a reform ballot effect where officials were dismissed within a month after an election. The speaker notes the Australian ballot caused the turnover, calling it a “boomerang” outcome and highlighting drastic payroll removals among colleagues. The remark reflects early 20th century concerns about reform elections and the Australian voting system.
Sarah Bernhardt often designs her own costumes and presides over a workroom of seamstresses. On the eve of key performances she oversees dress materials lace and trims on manikins, with the forewoman yielding to her judgment.
J W G Heien of 322 Third Ave Minneapolis Minnesota writes June 6 1000 praising Piso's Cure as an effective cough remedy. Heien endorses the product and its health benefits in a brief testimonial.
An 1860 cannon on Point Bonita's high ground near San Francisco Bay shows iron rusting away while its wooden supports remain in perfect condition, illustrating wood's surprising durability versus iron over time.
An old advertisementite reads Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain. The notice claims it softens the gums reduces inflammation soothes irritability and calms wind colic in infants. The product is pitched to anxious parents seeking quick relief.
Ex Senator Jewett of St Louis is ninety four years old. He was asked how old a man should be before retiring from business and replied that a man should not keep on after he has reached these of ninety.
In winter use Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for uncomfortable nervous cold damp feet. If you have sweating sore feet or tight shoes try Allen's Foot-Ease. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25 cents. Sample sent free Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A ragged beggar pleads for alms at a Russian railway station as a prosperous passenger offers five rubles to kiss the generals wife. The beggar asks the woman, who, with her husband’s permission, allows the kiss on her cheek.
Case No 18071 David M Bye of Midland Michigan says a kidney remedy cured his sciatic rheumatism pain and nocturnal distress after months of incapacity He credits Doans Kidney Pills with removing the cause not deadening symptoms and offers to answer inquiries A free trial is available and price is 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY available through druggists nationwide.
One hundred tons of dressed turkeys are ordered in New Zealand for shipment to London to arrive in time for the Christmas market. The transport plan aims to supply British domestic demand during the holiday season.
A note urges dairies to adopt June Tint Butter Color to match butter color practices already used by creameries. The message argues consistency and standardization in butter presentation.
Chief of Police Austen of Birmingham Alabama wrote to New York police offering a ten dollar reward for the arrest of seventeen year old Charles Verdell, described as knock knee, flat nose, bumpy face and black dew scars on one leg.
A historic ad claims a single day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refunds to all druggists if the remedy fails, reflecting period marketing and consumer expectations.
The passage argues that steel symbolizes power and civilization. It asserts that a country endowed with steel, coal, and iron, produced and used through these resources, will lead the civilized world. The statement links industrial capacity to national prominence.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney & Co Toledo proprietors. West Truax and Wailding Kinnan Marvin Toledo druggists endorse the firm. Cure touted as internal with bloodstream and mucous surface action. Testimonials free, price per bottle. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
A quirky note describes asbestos towels as cleaning curiosities. When dirty, place them in a red hot fire, wait briefly, then remove to reveal fresh and clean towels. The item reflects unusual housekeeping beliefs of the period.
Newly printed correspondence between Emperor William I and Prince Bismarck exposes deep intimacy. The most revealing letters are from the Franco German war era, shedding light on strategic conversations and tensions between the two leaders.
The St Paul Calendar for 1903 offers six sheets of pastel Bryson drawings in color, 10x15 inches, now ready for distribution. It will be mailed on receipt of twenty five cents in coins or stamps to F. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Citizens face arrest if caught whistling in Buenos Ayres as police claim sole authority to whistle. The unusual public order restricts everyday sound and enforces strict street conduct by authorities.
The notice invites readers to the advertisement of Ores and Metals in another column. Lois is described as a mining newspaper not a technical journal. It claims readers keeping posted on Kocay Mountain mining development cannot find a more valuable publication.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Brieton from Kansas received a display of Sunflower State produce at the Grand Army encampment in Washington. Friends brought corn, apples, pears, and potatoes hung artistically about his room in the port office department.
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