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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
28
A wagon train tale unfolds with a cattleman, a drummer, and a traveling man sharing a Christmas in a snowbound camp. They bring gifts, a sagebrush tree, and a hundred dollar bill for the mother, as two children wake to a hopeful holiday in harsh landscapes.
In a Western bound passenger train on Christmastide Eve travelers from a drummer to a minister befriend a lone mother and her two children. With a blockade delaying their journey the adults vow to give the children a Christmas, urging stockings hung by the stove for a holiday comfort amid hardship.
Homemade candies are a thrifty, better valued gift for Christmas. The article explains how to prepare peanut candy and variations using nuts, plus packing tips with waxed paper and frilled tissue. It emphasizes using pure ingredients, proper timing, and neat presentation for gifting.
The article notes that whether Christmas began with pagans or Christians is a theological debate for scholars, but the day remains meaningful for most people as a time reflecting the Wise Men's example and guiding kindness to others. It praises poverty with contentment as better than wealth without happiness.
A fragmented tale contrasts Miss Cartledge turning to holly and mistletoe farming in Georgia with a sketch of Dowager Empress Marie Dagmar of Russia. The piece notes Dagmar’s court presence, fashion, and evolving influence after relocation to Denmark, reflecting European intrigue and shifting power.
In the far interior of Alaska beyond the Kuro Line, the climate is arctic with two seasons only winter and summer. Winter lasts eight months with temperatures near minus forty and lakes frozen. summer spans four months with mild days but strong winds and a surge of insects. Mosquitoes, black flies, and stinging insects emerge with the warmer air, creating a brief but relentless nuisance for residents.
The Los Andes Rubber Lumber and Fruit Company of Guatemala and New Orleans will begin operations in the rubber country within days. Its officers are New Evans men and the firm is incorporated in Louisiana. The aim is to process rubber locally and later build a factory in America. The company holds concessions and seeks American investors to develop Central American lands.
The people of Davosmark a plan to dispense with all fuels and rely on electricity for all industrial and domestic needs. Electric power is already used for cooking heating and lighting in several villas, and a large bakery in the district is fully electrically equipped.
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