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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
8
A fragment from a Utah paper notes cotton exports reaching 3 930 990 448 pounds in the past year. It also mentions a Colorado rebound of 2000 residents taking permanent residence after summer trips and includes a sensational local ad about a man offering his body for sale as a skeleton.
A damaged undersea New Zealand cable blamed on a bite from a broken tooth embedded in the strands. The fragment, about half an inch long and part of a fixed gear fuse, was located 80 fathoms below the surface. The incident is described as unusually deep for such damage.
An effort will be made at the coming session of Congress to establish a permanent bureau of the government. The plan hopes to assemble experts and train thousands of clerks, distributing administrative work over the decade rather than rebuilding each year.
A rusted pin fragment, about three inches long, was recovered from Alfred Phillips a four year old at No T84 Wythe avenue Brooklyn who underwent appendicitis surgery. The pin had been in his intestines for an extended period causing severe pains. Perforations were noted in the intestines.
The British Board of Trade reports per capita beer use showing Germans at 27 gallons, British at 32, Americans under half of Germany’s rate, Belgians excepted. Last year beer and spirits tax accounted for 36 percent of Britain’s net revenue.
Andrew Foy of New York seeks ten thousand dollars from the city after a September fall from a cement sidewalk near Kedsl e avenue and West Maylor Street. He claims three front teeth were driven into a stair scantling and later lost during a dentist visit. The damaged lamp will be shown at trial.
A blurred poem-like fragment speaks of a soldier boy, starry skies, firearms, and distant battles. Vague imagery hints at longing and displacement as a wandering wind visits a tent and carries away a quiet dream.
A wandering narrator travels near Cadiz along the Kentucky pike and meets a lazy looking driver, then settles in Snortsville and befriends the Buchanan family. He assists in running a mill with Kit Smith, grows close to Miss Fannie, and envisions a future of farming, oil, and romance before deciding to depart, leaving questions about his fate and love.
In a humorous exchange cited by the Atlanta Constitution a young preacher defends his velvet vest and jewelry by quoting a bishop who jokes that the vest may be cotton velvet and the watch is worth only a Waterbury. The banter highlights modesty and satire in church attire.
Herlem Tate quotes a taunting remark comparing a person to a fashion misstep, reflecting a humorous or scornful exchange overheard in Crinkleton. The line reveals social mockery and character persona without broader context.
Ranchmen across the western plains find belief in greyhounds renewed as dogs prove capable of pursuing and killing coyotes. Clinton E Worden champions the breed while packs are trained on multiple ranches, providing sport and reducing livestock losses. The practice brings excitement and removes troublesome neighbors.
Mrs. Schroeder wife of a Bloomington doctor and architect who fled Germany after a banished marriage dies in Bloomington Illinois. She was daughter of Prince Baron Von Buchan an adjutant general of Waterloo era and is noted as the only German princess to die in the state. Surviving two children. Her husband Dr. Schroeder credited with planning Gilman and El Paso and building many Bloomington blocks. Estate valued around $500000.
The Nations Review notes persistent South American strife across centuries with wars between Brazil Argentina and Uruguay led by Marchal Lopes of Paraguay from 145 to 1870 causing massive population losses in Paraguay. It recalls mutinous Peruvian navy in 1577, Chile’s 1879 two year war with Peru and Bolivia, and civil upheavals and regional conflicts through 1894 including Chile 1891 and Brazil 1893 4. Continuous insurrections in Colombia Venezuela and Uruguay persist.
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