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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
3
A devotional fragment pleads for God to guide thoughts and deeds toward purity and mercy. It asks that each word and breath honor divine will, making the speaker shine with virtue, and to keep the self undefiled while seeking holy purpose beyond earthly power.
Three Irish American policemen Dennis O Dowd Mike Shannon and Tim Murphy chat at Union Station Chicago about love and the old country. Dennis vows to marry Katie of Killarney if she proves kind and Tim plans to woo her as she arrives from Ireland. Tim’s kindness leads to a tender reunion at the station.
A cryptic line from a speaker prompts astonishment as the crowd processes a vow about a wife. A questioning remark from Mike hints at a shared plan or alliance within a strained social circle. The scene centers on emotional tension and uncertain loyalties.
An account of Mrs. Alexander Hawiton serving the city’s first ice cream at a White House reception with President Andrew Jackson tasting it. Rural guests eyed the frozen dish warily while some old statesmen like Senator John M. Palmer offered playful remarks about the technique and flavor. The piece recalls the mishap of a frozen dairy mishap and the hostess’s reaction.
The report outlines cremation facilities by country in 1901. Germany had seven crematories with 692 cremations for the year. Britain seven with 445. Switzerland three with 127 at one. Sweden two. Denmark one. France runs a Paris Pere Lachaise crematorium with 2,299 cremations since opening. the United States has twenty-six crematories, twenty-four active, and Canada has one in Montreal where cremation remains rare.
Henry Webb speaks in a desert journey poem about halting a camel for the night outside a shining gate. He longs for shade and water as cities loom beyond the palm groves and gate openings, seeking care and shelter within a safe, holy welcome.
The comment suggests Henpeck believes the Mormon community already faces sufficient punishment. The line contrasts joy in paydirt with refined gold, implying a preference for tangible wealth over spiritual or refined value.
Daily postal hours listed for Preston Green River Providence Milville Hyrum and Paradine branches with window openings from 8 a m to 6 p m general delivery noon to 1 pm and money order service 8 am to 5 pm. Services include Beacon King College and Ogden stations with Saturday and Wednesday patterns noted.
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