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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1902
Page
12
A 1900s testimonial from John O Atkinson of Independence Missouri to Dr Hartman extols Peruna and Manalin cures for chronic constipation catarrh and life-stage illnesses. The letter credits long term use with complete relief and urges others to seek Hartman advice.
Homely customer queries why he cannot buy morphine as the clerk cites safety. The ad notes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children from New York nursing home uses, promising cold relief, fever cure, teething aid, worm destruction. Available at druggists for 25 cents with free sample by mail order from Le Roy New York.
A fragmented satirical piece questions why giving advice remains popular while taking it. It contrasts reactions in a Washington scene involving dignitaries, a mock wedding request, and a witty exchange about cultural stereotypes as Minister Wu departs for Washington.
The German Oriental Society reports a 4000 year old discovery at Abu Sir Egypt, unveiling Jen Em Jodiyet the high priest in a well preserved coffin. The burial site in a family vault included his priest, readers, and wives, with two wooden staffs and a small statue nearby.
A Boston Transcript item notes pupils misusing terms like governable and ungovernable. One child asserts Gaston is ungovernable, referencing Gaston as the defeated Massachusetts governor candidate. Another pupil sketches a person at a bar but jokes she planned to bend her to fit the chair.
A Washington letter recounts the 1880 Republican split between Blaine and Grant factions at the convention. Garfield secured the presidential nomination after inter-faction tensions, with Blaine becoming secretary of state to keep influence. The piece notes personal ties between Garfield and Virginia’s John Randolph Tucker.
A New York man curates obituary albums from 1500 daily newspapers, offering relatives a paid compilation of notices. Each clipping costs five cents, telegrams and cards ten. Mrs. John W. Machar owns several albums about her husband, with over 6000 clippings. Samuel D. Babcock and Bert Reles also feature in sizable collections.
A local owner found a young rooster starving as it could not reach food. the pet was placed on a high shelf to survive, highlighting a quirky town incident with a bird named for its long legs and era.
A reflective line about motive contrasts with police perspective, highlighting that many actions lack clear motive and may challenge investigators. The quote implies a broader mystery in human behavior beyond official explanations.
The tale describes Sir Walter Scott secretly slipping into a Lake District inn for a pint of malt while visiting Wordsworth at Rydal Mount. A storm drives them inside where the innkeeper immediately recognizes Scott and jokes about his drink, highlighting Scott’s kindness and restraint.
At a San Francisco dinner honoring Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson guests tasted a parade of unusual dishes. Bird's nest soup appeared in four courses while notes replaced almonds and delicacies ranged from dried eels in broth to sharks prepared in many ways.
A South Sea curios collection in the park museum showcases tapa cloths from Semoans, Kijis, Tonga Islanders and ancient Hawaiians. The exhibit highlights decorative figures and patterns, including soft eel-like fibers and loin-drape use by dancers, with colors from delicate yellows to grayish blacks and terra cotta shades.
Miss Alice Bailey of Atlanta Georgia recounts her battle with inflammatory ovarian disease. After doctors proposed surgery she bought Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and improved after two bottles, gaining weight and returning to good health. She describes dull throbbing pains and lower abdominal tenderness as symptoms she endured.
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