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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
2
A mixed quip filled column comments on a Chicago minister preaching against men, anarchists, imperial shifts in Corea, and the Pacific cable. It weaves satirical notes on matches causing fires, divorce trends, lawyer versus clergy pay, and the ethics of reporting rumors.
The text discusses Armour laboratory chemists in Chicago and notes a rumored $11,000 stake involving Count Ron de Castellane. It references Carnegie and Uncle Rus sell, the Manhattan elevated, and a mix of language about Doukhabor, a blend of Russian terms. It reads as a fragmented, colorful discursive passage with speculative finance and theater references.
A reflective note on the phrase disappeared and its implications. The writer contrasts abrupt vanishings with the idea of a gradual disappearance, pondering how gradual loss might read as a remarkable event in narrative.
A curious note claims a man who asked street police to look him up to steal all he saw is wasting opportunities. The coal trust reportedly needs him, implying a role or connection to coal industry labor or supply.
A New York palmist asserts Morgan lacks business ability while noting many would pay for proof. The remark hints at public interest in Morgan's managerial acumen and potential demonstrations or tests.
A New Jersey man recently wed fears his bride’s open work hosiery may affect their marriage as the season changes. Authorities advise patience, noting wives may alter their wardrobes with time.
A Chitaro man, asked to name the keys to his success, cited good luck among the factors. The admission stands out as notable coming from a figure regarded for steady progress and achievement.
A New York gentleman who recovered from a serious illness with good nursing has given his nurse fifty thousand dollars. The gesture is portrayed as preferable to dying and facing a will contest by direct heirs.
Sunny Florence reports on Botticelli’s modern spirit in Florentine art and highlights Donatello’s tender stone carvings, Santa Croce crucifix, and Bargello pieces. The tale recalls Brunelleschi’s witty clash with Donatello, Salvi Gherghini, and Margherita Acciajoli, ending with a defiant defense of their home treasures against French king Francis I’s art predation.
A Chicago guardian tale tells of a cat adopted by an African monkey named Jocko in Washington Heights. The monkey cared for the cat, its mischief and near escapes, until the pair grew estranged and were separated. The owner bought back the monkey and later resold it, while the cat mourned the loss, then the owner reclaimed the monkey at a profit.
A pen portrait portrays James R. Keene the Wall Street speculator as a cultured yet volatile figure. The essayic depiction blends noir humor with sharp observations of his motives, patience in campaigns, and perilous charm amid market hustle.
The Northwestern Christian Advocate reports Wellesley College plans a farming department for women. It will teach scientific gardening, disease treatment for wheat and grain, grafting, and include a modern dairy for butter production and a poultry yard. The grounds and Hunnewell estate greenhouse facilities are cited as advantages.
Some Parisian eateries levy a shilling extra to use the table cloth, adding to the meal’s cost. The practice reflects hidden charges that can surprise diners who expect only advertised prices.
Fragmentary passage characterizes James Ko Keene as wary of disinterested friends and cautious with allies. It hints at a mixed nature combining distrust with pragmatic selectiveness, avoiding reckless ventures and balancing contradictions in ability.
Gov Bailey reported engaged rumors say William J Bailey the new Kansas governor will marry Clara Williams of Seneca Kan daughter of George W Williams president of the First National Bank of Seneca a reputed millionaire Mralley pledged to wed if elected
Medical men focus on hair cases as attention shifts from corridor kicks to a man stabbed in a craps game. The report details clinical considerations and the shift in concern among doctors.
A witty remark about happiness and sanity, suggesting that true contentment comes from a playful madness, while the sane would be the ones locked up. The line emphasizes a lighthearted view of joy and social norms.
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