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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
11
Guests gathered as if nothing had happened to celebrate the bride while the absence of the groom cast a quiet doubt. The article praises the bride’s calm judgment and suggests she will soon find a groom who is real and steadfast, not a straw man or a symbol.
Investigation reveals four teen life insurance firms in New York City and Philadelphia insuring infants. Three mothers in these cities are charged with poisoning their babies to claim policies worth 10 to 40 dollars. Other states show fewer similar crimes. Philadelphia asks for detectives amid infant deaths.
The Nation announces premiums to be awarded with subscriptions. Items include a guitar valued at 4000, a silver fruit dish, dress patterns, trousers, a Lunton suit, a canter table, and various other goods from multiple merchants, with cash deposits noted at First National Bank.
A cascade described as one sheer drop has been discovered in the Madre Mountains. Water plunges two feet deep and ten feet wide with a spray before reaching the bottom, suggesting a notable geological feature.
Boisterous conduct by Parisian members aimed at stopping pianist Tom from playing works by Bhat Baens, already boycotted by the group. They misjudged Chicago women and ignored that art and unionism do not mingle.
Photographs of European kings on hunting trips suggest the standard scene where game approaches range, a Field Marshal confirms the moment, and an orderly delivers the loaded rifle to the monarch. The author notes stockyard butchers experience more excitement.
The speaker argues that Americans who deem the nation unsuitable for gentlemen should seek European peers, noting that European codes demand serving and rebuilding one’s own country. He welcomes such departures, reflecting a view on national duty and social hierarchy.
Mies Jerdoch of Patterson New Jersey was to wed Raymond Hopper of the same city but the ceremony tangled and the bride, Bavine, allegedly ordered the wedding feast while the groom’s response remained unclear.
Mrs M S Grant dies at her Washington home after a long life marked by loyalty to General Grant. Born in St Louis in 1836 she married General Grant in 1848 and accompanied him through Civil War campaigns and two presidential inaugurations. She supported charities as mistress of the White House.
The text recalls Mrs. Grant as a devoted homemaker and mother already married to Algernon Sartoris in 1874. Living in Washington, she supported her husband through hardships before the Civil War, endured his financial ruin, and remained a steady, brave figure inspiring him despite limited social engagement and a focus on family.
A Gazette of Toowomba Australia cites W C Wockner endorsing Chamberlains Cough Remedy after a two month severe cough. The testimonial asserts the remedy cured the ailment and invites others to try it, noting it is sold by all dealers.
The regular Annual Meeting of the stockholders of The Viral National Book of Lozan Crab will be held in its banking rooms on January 1, 18u8 at 4 o clock p m for the election of directors and other proper business. AGLAN M Fremine cashier Logan Utah December 9, 19u2.
Prices for the Book of Mormon are reduced at Wilkinson's Book Store as stock of church works and related items arrives. The sale highlights savings on religious texts and church materials for customers.
A fragment mentions the Hees Lozay Tithing Office and related items including garn eth and Dresstioods. Reading is incomplete but indicates a local office handling tithing or church-related matters. No clear event, date, or named individuals beyond offices.
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