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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
6
Four year old Little Lulu G. asks her mother whether colored girls go to heaven. The mother confirms and Lulu muses that they must be very busy keeping their wings blacked up, in a playful quip reported by the Ohio State Journal.
A dialogue contrasts truth and respectability with repeated admissions and welcome. Aunt Jane embodies respectability yet receives a muted reception when visiting, while her absence is spoken of well. The excerpt labels the theme as the persistence of social norms.
Mrs Jenks asks if four fifty per yard is a bargain and Mrs Newliwed admits buying many bargains last week angering her husband who says she must stop buying bargains.
A terse exchange recalls coercion and malice as a Boston girl is lured to hang up her stocking. The dialogue notes a long striped candy cane forced inside, leaving no room for anything else, illustrating a malicious prank or accusation.
Col Thomas P Hill of Stanford, one of Kentucky's ablest lawyers, faced Judge Mike Owsley after outlining authorities on a will case. The judge declared he would not hear further argument, saying he had made up his mind. Hill retorted that only a good reason for the decision would be lacking, not the argument.
A dream scene has Pat visiting Hades where Satan hosts him kindly. The demon points to a closed door and jokes that the Irish are kept inside because they are too green to burn. The dialogue highlights Irish stereotypes with a biting, period voice.
An assortment of prominent figures lampoon a single man as a driveling idiot and hopeless imbecile in a satirical crowd scene. Laughter erupts as the chorus declares money isn’t everything, highlighting a clash of tonality among Wall Street power brokers and public officials.
A clipped dialogue from a lecture explores whether the devil is worse than those who discuss it. The exchange hints at a twilight mood and dubious certainty, reflecting a wary stance toward provocative speculation within the room.
The German Emperor has given the yachts Meteor and Comet to the German Navy while German settlers in southern Brazil surpass 360,000. German capital funds banks and undertakes public improvements in the region.
Mrs L A Harris a leading member of a Chicago women's political club narrates ovarian trouble relief without surgery. She condemns doctors for overuse of operations and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after eight years of suffering and costly ineffective treatments.
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