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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment presents partial names and phrases. It appears to mix personal names, places, and stray terms without coherent narrative or clear events. The readable elements include references to Kansas and unrelated scattered tokens, offering no definite news content.
OCR fragment mentions an estate or plot numbered 100 and a disjoint reference to a household and a letter. The legible items hint at a public notice context but lack complete facts, names, dates, or locations for a fuller summary.
The readable fragments describe an unclear action involving local authorities and a public matter in New York. Names and dates are garbled, leaving the core event indeterminate and hard to summarize beyond generic public notice terms.
A historical ad hawks Hulls Catarrh Cure offering one hundred dollars for cases of catarrh unrelieved by the product. The notice touts J Cheney & Co Toledo proprietors, urges trust in the firm after sixteen years in business, and lists various druggists and distributors. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials and price details.
Obituary notes James Eagan a Civil War gunner under Farragut who died at Joliet Ti at age 60. The notice cites his distinguished service and location.
Report notes 447 railroad accidents in 1800 Russia averaging over twelve daily. Total casualties reached 243 killed and 641 injured as improvements were cited but rail travel remained perilous. Additional items mention Seward's 1867 Danish West Indies offer, Allen's Foot-Ease ad claims, and rising American trade in China.
Mrs L A Harris of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing eight years of ovarian trouble without surgery. She warns doctors push operations for profit and urges women to try the remedy first, citing personal relief and renewed health.
A Detroit Free Press humor piece recounts a minister puzzled by his son who claims stones can preach. The boy argues sermons in stones exist and cites his father’s words about teaching through action, challenging the parent’s framing of misconduct.
In a Maryland suburb along Connecticut Avenue extend, two 15 year old girls clashed in a lively dispute over manners. One tomboy and one prim girl argued as they walked toward a car line, then the rough prank unfolded when the tomboy hopped onto a hay wagon pole, teasing the other about appearing pretentious and powder on her face.
Senator Proctor virtually controls Proctor VI with two thousand workers in the quarries. He rents or sells houses and builds dwellings for them while running the only massive general store. Workers trade mainly there, paying high rents and prices. Proctor would profit from control but instead sells goods cheaper than elsewhere.
In New York City two famed sites face replacement. The Broadway Tabernacle at Thirty-fourth Street will yield to an $8 million 20 story hotel. The landmark’s last services are slated for May 1, after which wreckers begin demolition and a towering modern complex rises on the site alongside the National City Bank’s planned structure on the old customs house plot.
In the last Congress two thirds of the senators and nearly two thirds of the representatives were lawyers. The present house includes 12 farmers, two planters, one druggist, two mine operators and the vessel master.
Dr Hartman receives numerous letters from Catholic Sisters nationwide. A recommendation recently received from a Catholic institution in Detroit Michigan is noted.
A Catholic Ohio institution reports Peruna as an excellent remedy for influenza catarrh colds coughs and bronchitis after initial success. Congress man Meekison of Napoleon Ohio also praises Peruna saying it helped with a lifelong headache issue and urges others to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if results are not prompt.
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