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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
6
A poetic fragment describes a woman in Bloomsbury lodging, studying singing at a nearby School of Music OLD AND NEW. It blends memory and grief, recalling blessings and losses, and contrasts the living with the dead as the speaker considers the “new-born years” and past joys.
ALTER CARSON, a lonely Londoner, grapples with memories as a veiled woman reveals his long-lost love Leta. Across a New Year’s Eve, letters and fate converge, restoring happiness when Leta reappears, renewing hope, and leading to a quiet marriage as the year begins anew.
A poetic meditation notes the New Year as a threshold for humanity and science. It praises discoveries, the conquest of the material world, and the growth of knowledge, while honoring Tenoyron for a youthful elegy on science. The writer credits civilization’s triumphs to religion, art, industry, and science.
A Chicago Chronicle opinion piece argues that men misjudge women and never truly understand them. It notes youths boast about knowledge, while mature men admit limited insight, and warns marriages fail when based on urgency or vanity rather than genuine commitment.
A New York Times report describes the cashier dilemma in big quick serve shops where rush hours force rapid change. Eight girls tried the marble desk, yet shortages and overcash persisted, blamed on the impossibility of accurate change during a crowded hour.
In a Green Lake incident two Rangers pursued fence cutters at a water hole. A sergeant and a private observed three men drive cattle into the spring and engaged in a prolonged duel from entrenched positions. The sergeant ultimately fatally shot one attacker while wounding another, as the third escaped behind rocks. The fight lasted hours before the sergeant seized his comrade’s rifle and delivered a decisive shot.
The New York Post notes that the famed scientist and politician Professor Virchow, tired of mispronunciations, once surrendered on how to pronounce his name. It explains the correct form as Le Pireho with the L sound like Mike and the eh as in the German pronunciation, while detailing various misrenderings by different nationalities.
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