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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
2
A New York Sun piece surveys practices in lip and ear piercing, tooth filing, tattooing, head shaping, foot binding, and waist tightening as extreme adornment rites. It contrasts savage and civilized fashions, noting health harms and cultural pride in body modification.
Special correspondent Grand Duke Constantine describes a four day stretch between Odessa and Batum aboard Russian Black Sea ships. He highlights ports Sebastopol Salta Kertch Novorossiisk, rough politics, Jewish Armenian tensions, and vivid Caucasus scenery including Ethrons peak and green high ranges. He recounts curious anecdotes about provincial hair laws and a Finnish widow marrying a prince.
In a Pittsburgh Journal feature the Book Department head recalls a patient reply from a young clerk who reported a patron asked for a book titled The Strength of a Hoothlack. The clerk misheard and found the customer seeking Culture and Street by Hugh Black.
A Department of Agriculture project from the Monnerrattan shores reportedly developed a white orange by grafting a freak of nature onto standard stock. A cutting was sent to Santa Ana California for climate testing, with potential fruit in a couple of years. If successful, cuttings could be widely distributed and white oranges become as common as seedless varieties.
A pithy meditation on perception where one man’s near truth yields a sense of gone ness and happiness contrasts with another’s misery, suggesting happiness and tragedy hinge on perspective rather than objective reality.
Farmers should use heating and cooking gear for stock feeding in certain conditions. Cooking improves animal comfort, reduces disease risk, and can extend use of otherwise underutilized farm products. While fuel costs exist, benefits include thriftier stock and potential higher profits from better fed animals.
D E Salmon promotes a practical drenching method using a tin funnel attached to a rubber tube and a short metal tube placed between an animal's teeth. An assistant holds the funnel while the operator controls flow and head position. Caution is urged to avoid closing nostrils to prevent lung entry.
The bulletin explains feeding Mississippi cattle for market gains. It notes that even prime animals are sold soon after limited fattening, with feed costs outweighing gains. It argues that finishing cattle often yields little profit per pound, as increased carcass value after feeding may not cover feed expense.
The passage muses on insect life, imagining a jo vial existence in a lily. It envisions insects nesting in rose folds and being rocked by summer air, waking only to wash in a dewdrop and eat their bed clothes, as described by Leigh Hunt.
The rise in farm land prices pushes for intensive farming as a necessity. When land was cheap, slipshod farming could approximate profitability, but now it cannot.
A humorous boast highlights a woman with keen bargaining skills, outmaneuvering rivals in a local market scenario. Her assertive dealmaking stands out as a feature of the community’s everyday commerce.
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