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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
10
The Unitarian church at Leominster Massachusetts, one of the state’s oldest religious offices and a landmark, was totally destroyed by a fire last week. The chapel connected with the church was burned. Built in 1823, it featured a four column Doric portico. Remodeled in 1850, the church seated 500 and little property was saved.
In the senate marble room a gray veteran in Federal uniform recounts the Thirty-fourth Massachusetts. He seeks help from Senator Hour, who notes the need for precise phrasing while offering guidance. The exchange underscores a measure of courtesy and accuracy in formal requests.
A memorial against the American National Red Cross administration led by Clara Barton seeks to oust her from the presidency. John M Wilson and twenty-two executives protest to Congress over proposed changes concentrating power, aiming to retire Barton and reorganize the leadership.
A large Washington home houses a female commune of about thirty members led by an elderly woman who claims revelations from the unseen. The women, educated and industrious, live blameless lives with no religious creed, share all, and support themselves without outside purchases. They may marry if they leave the sisterhood, and include a dentist and a doctor among them. The setup resembles a big, happy family with no men present.
John McDonough former New York secretary of state has provisionally accepted the appointment as associate justice of the Philippine Supreme Court. Conditions attached to his acceptance are stated as ensuring the appointment will be finalized.
A sturdy Katuan visits a congressman in Washington to attend the president's reception to the Judiciary. He quarrels over required dress, claiming his clothes are misaligned by time of day and expressing disapproval of the president's etiquette. The exchange highlights fashion and protocol debates in political social events.
The list shows Andrew Carnegie at 5,000,000, John D. Rockefeller at 2,500,000, John Jacob Astor Clarence H. Mackay Russell Sage and Frederick W. Vanderbilt at 2,000,000 each. Alfred G. Vanderbilt 1,500,000 Ed win Gould Theresa Gerrichs Alice Vanderbilt George Vanderbilt Virginia Vanderbilt William Vanderbilt Jr 1,000,000 each. Pierpont Morgan has 600,000. Many of the wealthiest New Yorkers are non residents.
A Woman describes severe side pains from a Fallopian tube abscess that medical opinion urged hospital surgery for. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The article notes the ordinary human heart weighs about one-third ounces and records a weight of forty ounces twelve drabmes. It also highlights Sickly schoolchildren and promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, a nurse in New York’s Children's Home endorsing cures for colds fevers headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. It mentions Venezuela governed by a president and two Houses of Congress with Caracas moved to Los Teques. It ends with a Plug for PUTNAM FACELESS DYES claiming simple perfection.
Judge J A Evans in Pittsburg county drew homes of wealthy men into the juror wheel to raise standard jurors. Among the names were multimillionaires who may work for the county at 2.50 dollars a day. Evans warned penalties for late turnout and hinted sheriff action against noncompliance.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount coal use and production milestones from early U S history. It cites 365 tons of anthracite marketed to 1825 and a 63,000,000 long ton production figure for Pennsylvania anthracite by 1809, with vague references to prior usage in homes.
A long survey of skin diseases from aging beauty to scrofula, eczema, ring worm, and other humors, praising Cuticura remedies as pure, universal cures. It extols cleansing soaps, ointments, and resolvent to purify blood, relieve itching, and restore complexion across ages and conditions.
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