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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
3
An estimate shows New York City has slightly under 14 000 artificial eyes worn. The nationwide total may reach about 1 240 000 eyes. High uncertainty surrounds these figures with broad regional variation expected.
An article warns that gold used in color printing and on mirrors and frames is imitation made from chrome and spelter, not pure gold leaf. It also cautions that Heswetter’s Stomach Bitters is counterfeited, urges buyers to check for the private stamp on the bottle neck, and notes common remedies' health claims.
Admiral Schley has quieted all rumors concerning his political aspirations by stating he will not be a candidate for any office.
Cold damp feet and chilblains habitually trouble buyers. Allen's Foot Ease offers relief for discomfort. the powder is sold by druggists and shoe stores with free sample availability. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York for samples.
A clipped set of sensational notes describes German efforts to greet Prince Henry in New York, amid chatter of arrests. It also cites varied items from patent medicines and domestic ads, including Taft on Philippine misrepresentation and Prince of Wales reception abroad.
Mrs Louise M Gibson shares a testimonial claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her kidney trouble and related ailments after two years of suffering. The letter touts six bottles and pills as the remedy and emphasizes renewed health and vitality.
An implied poem and reminiscence explore war’s pull and moral ambiguity. A speaker rejects inflammatory speeches yet vows to support victory if the nation is roused, while recounting Civil War lineage, duty, and personal resolve through anecdotes of Captain Stivers and General Paul.
A fragmentary excerpt from Youth's Companion discusses Jacob Riis and his flag devotion. It recalls Riis praising the Danish flag and recounts a hospital pier incident during an epidemic, then shifts to personal transformation as the narrator finds pride in an American flag and homeland.
In a conversation with Captain Charles P Stivers, chief commissary of the Department of the Visayas, Philip presents a partial proof that the links between old times and new days yield rich material for good stories and broader understanding.
A former soldier with over twelve years in the U.S. Army enrolled at Atlanta University, after a long military career including service in the Twenty-fifth Infantry and campaigns in Cuba and the Philippines. The piece highlights his discipline, ambition, and choice to pursue higher education to benefit his race.
Quote reflects on how removing a blessing increases its value, while ongoing presence is what should carry cost. Attributed to Hannah More, the line contrasts loss with sustained privilege.
Swiss cantons vote to adopt the simplified French orthography promoted by the French ministry of education, aligning spelling reforms across institutions. Officials say the move aims to standardize written French, though details and timelines remain uncertain as discussions continue.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Canadian letter mentions Saskatchewan and Western Canada life. It includes a long, garbled stream of phrases about family, weather, and travel, with possible references to Prince Albert and Michigan. The passage ends with a stray question about applying to any gentoo and the Canadian government.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy from Toledo firm J. P. Cheney & Co. It claims vast European and American adoption, urges internal doses, promises cures for catarrh and related ailments, and notes pharmacist endorsements and a money back offer.
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