Logan Mail Card General Delivery Hours
Daily except Sunday general delivery runs from morning until 6 p m with Sunday hours 9 am to 10 pm. Mail order window operates 8 am to 9 pm.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
5
Daily except Sunday general delivery runs from morning until 6 p m with Sunday hours 9 am to 10 pm. Mail order window operates 8 am to 9 pm.
Train schedule notice for the Oregon Short Line Railroad listing a northbound timetable. Agent W. W. Woodside in Logan is identified as the contact for the timetable details.
A chairman introduced Max O'Rell as a French mirror to reflect the nation, with playful lines about self-view. O'Rell answered that he will reflect the nation and that the chair in the background will enhance the mirror's power, keeping the tone light and humorous.
The Baltimore News credits Mr Henry Schwarz of Baltimore with introducing German toys to America, tailoring a new toy variety that delighted children. The piece portrays Schwarz as a pioneer who created and expanded demand, driven by genuine interest in childish pleasures beyond mere business.
The text notes Arthur Symons on Moscow clocks diverging even in top hotels with a clock striking 3 while another strikes 7. Street dummy clocks mislead travelers and Moscow timetables use St Petersburg time, half an hour off. This causes doubt over train departures like the St Petersburg express at 9.
A nostalgic verse recalls a moonlit moment by a willow with buttercups and soft clouds. Lovers linger as time ticks nine, memory calls to return and dream beneath the drooping willow tree.
A writer in an English magazine notes two well mannered children who mend quarrels in prayer. Frances asks God to forgive Majorie for accusing her of pushing, while Majorie asks forgiveness for blaming Frances after she fell in the fountain.
The Kr vasas City Journal laments idle hours and argues against rapid, back breaking reductions in work hours. It warns shorter hours may increase vice crime and misery, citing the old adage that an idle brain is the devil's workshop.
The biography recounts a royal Windsor party in Victoria’s era where after dining they played cards. Gladstone, unusually a gambler, notes winning two shillings two pence with the prince paying eight pence, and a mysterious sixpence piece. The anecdote underscores a playful glimpse into royal gambling habits.
Clearance of the old Temple site at Abydos, Egypt reveals ten successive temples dating from 500 B.C. to 5000 B.C. uncovered across several acres. A large hearth with votive clay substitutes for sacrifices matches Herodotus’s account that Cheops closed temples and forbade offerings.
A kindergarten helper boy was paid a cent to take a child home. He did not receive payment from the mother, lied at first, but later claimed he asked if she forgot it. His mother admonished him, and he maintained his innocence with a cheeky error in speech.
Real Estate and loans offered with favorable terms on city and farm properties. Prompt processing with no delays or red tape and easy showing of goods. Office located over First National Bank at the old ZC M I corner.
The piece discusses memory as a three act process: fixation, reproduction, and recognition of reproduced states. It notes about three thousand million brain surface nerve cells that do not die or regenerate, framing memory as a fixed machine in health.
The New York Press notes a parable linking wine to human nature through Noah’s tale. It cites that before drinking, man is a lamb. with moderate wine, a lion. with excess, a pig. and at the extreme, an ape who chatters. The author questions the 4,000 year relevance, asserting these four states persist today.
The text explains using a tuning fork as a practical tool to test bone fractures. If no fracture, the stethoscope bell echoes the fork's note. if fractured, sound stops, indicating disrupted bone continuity. This method highlights bones as good sound conductors and guides fracture assessment.
A Youth’s Companion reflection contrasts partisan praise with genuine public service. It notes that treating work for the party as a prize favors petty politicians over true statesmanship, a critique that persists even after death.
A fragment from Frank L. Stanton in the Atlanta Constitution proclaims optimism with lines about flowers and fish in May and divine care, presented as a lyric stanza reflecting weather and faith themes. The excerpt combines cultural refrains with a regional newspaper voice.
The text argues water is indispensable for survival, noting that even though food contains fluid, it cannot quench thirst. It asserts continued existence is impossible without water when scarce, emphasizing no substitute can fully replace it.
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